Hosiery and silk goods sale at reduced prices
Public notice by the proprietor of a shop advertising substantially reduced prices on hosiery, silk, and thread goods. Items include china silk, thread, breeches pieces, black and white silk, and ladies wear, with wholesale and retail terms and weekly fresh stock from the country.
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Felto Nya
Beauford Beildin
Tate
Osyper
A Noble Coach Affair and a Damaged Arms Carriage
In December a nobleman’s liaison with Nancy Parsons led to Wakefield Lodge plans for a grand coach. A coach-maker warned of damp weather hindering drying of the painted arms, delaying departure. The morning arrival found the gilding and arms peeling as the party prepared to leave.
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Nancy
Wakefield Lodge
Whitlebury
Detected Impediments in Imaginative End Jashier Context
An unusual fragment references a person named Jashier and a series of cryptic phrases including prel iat bhifs and grandeur omen connection. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear meaning and no distinct news event or identifiable organizations.
War prep and port repairs across Europe and Americas
Dated Jan 8 1769 reports grand vizier’s firm stance in war with the Russians, large scale naval armaments and ships to the White Sea. Paris notes a port repair arret and road safety improvements aiding Rochelle. Brittany deputies meet the King. Generals discussed for command. New Orleans reports a Spanish fleet arrival and O Reilly’s amnesty and oath of fidelity to the crown.
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Phat
Pacha
White Sea
Levantia
Pariss
Rochelle
Britanny
Count de St. Florentine
Bihop
St. Brieux
Erick
Rennes
Count de Chelist
Storkbalu
Bhrentivard
Order of Nobility
Naples
New Orleans
Havannah
Bafile
Sieut O Reilly
France
Alexander O'Reilly
Louisiana
Illness at House of Commons during prayers
Yesterday Sir John Cal Bart the Speaker of the House of Commons fell ill during prayers in theCommons chamber, blamed on charcoal brazieres fumes. The House adjourned around three o'clock in the afternoon after the levee at St James's and a Privy Council gathering that continued past four. His Majesty returned to the Queen's Palace. The Lord Chancellor was at Court.
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St. James's
Privy Council
Queen's Palace
John Cal Bart
House of Commons
Polion
Vonia
Tharms
Gous
Fallow
A.trength
Elphinson
Margate
Raffitan
Aiton Haguta
Indiess
Petersburgh
Vie
Dantzic
Poland
Smyrna
Belonigi
Kent
Cagtte
Portinworth
Spithead
Scotto
New-York
America
Rhode-Mang
Britain
Rhode-Island
Ars
Boston
New York
Philadelphi
Great-Britain
Rhode Island
York
Union Court
St. Giles’s
Nottingham
Botton
Jones
Berwick Street
Soho
St. Marti the . Fields
Cape
Sutherland
Regiment of Foot
Williams
Apts
Willigats
Royal Navy
Miss. Yale
Yale
Weltminger
Waller
Fle
Cornwall
Jiams
Somersetthire
Royal London society news from an 18th century column
A broad mix of courtly gossip and maritime updates notes the Duke of Grafton hosting a grand Arlington levee attended by nobles and ministers, the Marquis of Rockingham’s stance, and a possible Marine affairs debate. It reports a pending visit by Princess Sophia, a Hertford entertainment, Dutch-British naval movements, and local council petitions.
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Duke of Grafton
Arlington
Rockingham
Pricess
Sophia
Mecklen- Durgh-Strelitz
London
Earl of Hertford
Lower
Duke of Manchester
Farringdon
Leith
Lott
Scarborough
Emanuel
Luthee
Cork
Bourdeaux
France
Snell
Michaelmas
Amsterdam
Gibraltar
Fathioh
East- India Company
The
Hague
Princess Royal
Pox. Co
America
Britain
New Orleans
Warsaw
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Long Acre
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