Fragmented OCR: Royal Succession and Papal Marriage Rules
A garbled OCR passage outlines historical restrictions on marriages to Papists and foreign royalty, touching on the Crown of Great Britain, Hanover, and succession. It references King James II era rules, bans on Catholic marriage, and implications for heirs and creditors amid royal lineage and church authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selene
Great Britain
Dyall
AMF
Great
House of
Hanover
Mary Ayix
Jadeffen
Crews
Ek Piltes
Fragmentary text on royal union and succession in Scotland England
Fragmented OCR passage discusses the Treaty of Union concepts, succession, and royal marriage implications between England and Scotland. It references the monarchy, the crown, and historical figures, with dated language and scattered figures. The readable lines mention the Treaty of Upton and the idea of the next succession amid past civil conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segal
Land
Scotland
Upton
Great Britain
Soria
England
Lapland
William
Seigleméas
York
Lancaster
St. John of Jerusalem
Unruly Scots Force Out Honest Official in Bank Scheme
A corrupt episode unfolds as a vice president of a society exposed the mistreatment of a trusted clerk by Scots. He loses his position after objections to the bank act aid, with pressure from Scottish members driving the dismissal. The incident highlights factional politics and alleged misconduct within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitaoa
Society of Art
Gleck
Fitze
Tie Iit
Menibere
Fragmentary 19th century note on graduates and authority
An excerpt from a dated manuscript fragment mentions Crawford, Petiers Graduates, and a discussion with a vice-chancellor figure. It references a request to grant authority and a dated context, with unclear names and outcomes. The text preserves formalities and incomplete pleas for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crwford
Petiers
Baselias
Thong Pilper
Fragmented Petition Text Reflects Clergy Debate
The excerpt documents a disjointed plea from clergy referencing Parliament and calls for relief. It references independent voices and an arbitary stance, with a speaker labeling some positions as absurd and illegal, and mentions delays and expectations about degrees and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erate Thelits
Explosion Rumors Shake Gloucester County Towns
An ear shattering blast described as an earthquake was heard across Gloucester County causing windows to rattle and pewter to shake. Reports vary on the source with ships in port and a British warship preparing to sail. Weather worsened travel and trade disruptions noted as ships cleared at the Custom House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo News Glascyers
Howe Ailodt Fposter
Frathpton
Worselfes
Hayes
Castom Taga- Bona Bere
Bristol
North
South Carolinas
Liverpool
Dante
Fleetwood
Jamaica
St. ‘Peter
Rigg
J. Ri
Mysterious Vessel Abandoned Near Durrës Bay
In early last month a large vessel of about 700 tons entered Durrës Bay in the Pentland Frith. After several hours she was abandoned by John Bird and a crew of 22 who claimed the ship leaked. They said it belonged to Liverpool and was bound from Riga. Locals suspect a fraud on underwriters, noting the vessel sailed with sails set despite a swifter wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
Bay of Duress
John Bird
Liverpool
Riga
Brifaf Fan Officers Relate Early Morning Encounter
An officer of the revenue traveling with a small party confronted three men near the Dram bridge on the Belfat Lis barn road. The men attempted to flee, fired pistols at the officer and party, but the soldiers returned fire, killing one attacker and wounding two, and killing three horses. The smuggled tea was seized and brought to the custom house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brifaf
Fan
the Revenue
de Drambridge
Belfat
Lisbarn
Cuttom-house
Surrender Notices Amid Guildhall Dates Across Counties
Fragmented entries list individuals such as James, Amos Loughead, and Robert Cowan Kellett with surrender dates and locations including Guildhall London and Grildhall. The text shows various names, trades, and districts like Gun-street Old Arillery-ground Weaver and Yorkshire, with February and January dates incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
David Baudein
Gun-street
Old ‘Arillery-ground
Weaver
Grildhall
Amos Loughead
Varm
Yorkshire
Egpan-draper
Richard Ellis
Lanholder
Bedding and Home Goods for Sale
Thomas Smith offers a wide selection of bedding and upholstery items including blankets quilts mattresses and counterpanes. Large quantities of white blankets feather beds and rugs available, sold by piece or yard and made up to order, with frequent stock for westward term sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Geniléinen
Peftia
Furkey
Wilton
Kidderminstery
Essential SALT of LEMONS for flavor and stain removal
A historical advertisement extols lemon essence salt as a pure acid derived from lemon pulp useful for flavoring punch sauces and preserving colors. It claims to whiten fabrics and remove stains, touting retail outlets in London streets and a price of one shilling per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bayles
Pertameris
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New
Bond-Stiger
G J. Grosvenor
Angel and Crown
Holborn
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church- Yard
J. Price
Written Bigley
Cuckpuc Street
Longton
Fe Price
Leadenhall Street
St. ‘Paul
Church-Yach
Gipitenors
Turn-Stile
Rothwell
New “Bond
Vegetable Syrup Praise from Dr Burrows testimonial letter
A 1771 Cambridge letter from John Delaporte thanks Dr Burrows Haymarket for vegetable syrup relief after a paralysis like attack and details how he recovered use of hand and foot with the syrup. It notes sales locations in London Cambridge and agents in the county and labeling to deter imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felape
Mooner
Astor
Paris
Conyer
Eette Seaton
Saliba
Cambridge
Burrows
Haymarket
G. Kearfly
Ludpate-Street
Capel-Coure
Royal Exchange
Fletcher and Hodson
J. Buarews
Flstouna
Hopson
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Yan X3
Bae
Pains Cornford
Bapiiein-Safonalto
Doopkeeper
Thomas Skepe
Stock
Ane Bellerifaye Elex
Moofapler
Reb
Thomas Smith
Dr. Burrows
the. Haymartes
London
John
Delaporte
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