Ghostly uproar shakes Lambeth home and Kitchen
In Lambeth Storkwell Mrs Goulding and her servant report a strange series of upheavals in their home and neighboring houses. Dishes, glassware, and furniture topple and fly across rooms while candles, a teaware, and a mustard plate shatter. Neighbors Mr Gretham, Mr Payne, and Mr Fowler witness similar disturbances. The events occur around ele ve n o'clock in the forenoon Monday the 6th and again at seven o'clock in the evening, prompting medical aid and inquiries into a possible supernatural cause. Mrs Goulding and her servant later seek refuge at Mr Payne's, where disturbances resume, yet cease after the intrusion of Mrs Payne and her son. A later account mentions checks of Mr Goohan’s trial prices and further broken wares.
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Ja’ Pothe
Delock
Goulding
Mitch
Grelvegn
Mr. Lange
Romitteri
Clapham
Waterfield
Royal Oak
Ind
Vauxhall
Miss Gresham
Mr. Payne
Goulgeng
Che
Poelday
Baye Mae
Shi Ik
Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Braun
Pryke
Fowles
Coating
Goohan
Fragmentary Postscript Speech Warns of Constitutional Dissolution
The excerpt quotes a dramatic postscript arguing the constitution is on dissolution and that the Court will rule instead of the Crown. It claims the nation faces ruin and a shift to rulers beholden to the people, with vivid rhetoric about inherited sovereignty and ongoing national struggle. A reference to a notable lady appears later in the fragment.
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Thanes
Tila
Portsmouth
Thompson
Mr. Walpole
Lisbon
Mediterranean
Graves
Wapping
Rotherhithe
Phamés
Josiua Didley
Father
Marthal
King’s Bench
Hollaway
Old Bailey
Poresmouth
Crown
John Dudley
Justice Blackstone
Middlesex
Cockermouth
Cumberland
Burbeck
Fente
Oni
Debated succession and the Duke of Cumberland’s rights
A letter from Cavendish-square disapproves current court measures and questions the future of the Duke of Cumberland in the succession. It argues Parliament avoids sacrificing the Crown and warns reform must not subvert the established government, noting courtly fears that sovereigns should retain playful influence in politics.
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Ghbourhood
Cavendish-square
Duke of Cimberland
Gloucester
Duke of Cumberland
Weican
Hima
Remon
Arantes
Tharatter
Betts
Chamberland
Ctherland
News from Europe and ports with war and peace hints
A long mixed dispatch reports from Europe and Britain. It notes that Duke of Gloucester health improves, plans for travel to Naples, and secretive naval movements. It mentions grain exports to France, Prussian taxes, Albanian mutiny rumors, Persian intrigues, and ambassadorial dispatches, with local crime and public notices.
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Pife
Clifton Wintringham
Warren
Duke of Gloucester
Naples
Ofte
Spain
France
Italy
Dantzick
Prussia
Vistula
Poland
Marienwerder
Atig
Heracliog
Baffora
Alexander
Kherim Khan
Sieur Perault
Effels
Iris
Vienna
Berlin
Petersburgh
Revelations of Polish King Assassination Plot
Vienna reports a manifesto denying involvement in the Warsaw Diet dealings and condemning treason while urging citizens to defend religion and liberty. A Dec 21 follow up notes a Crown Marshal order banning street presence after eight unless urgent, permitting exit with a lantern but no arms, and carriages to display light.
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Vienna
Poland
Dee
Warsaw
C Konieczna
Karsaw
Stock market rates and bonds in old financial notes
Fragmented OCR list shows multiple stock and bond items with old percent rates and closing prices. Mentions Bank shares 3 per cent red, 3 per cent conf, 5 1-48 S S Stock, New S S Ann and Old S S Ann values, Navy and Victualling Bills and long annuity entries. Observed as a garbled historical financial brief.
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S. S
New S.S. Ann
S. S. Ann
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Postscript
Barking Gide
Essex
Woodford Bridge
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Wood's Hill
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