Great Floods Hit Freshford and Isle of Man Rescue
Reports from Dublin and other parts describe July storms that washed away the Foil bridge near Freshford in Tipperary, uprooting trees and causing widespread damage along the river. In maritime news, Captain Robinson’s Isabella rescued Allen M Caskell who survived clinging to a boat for days after a capsized voyage near Loughbrackadil, with two companions perishing.
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Riga
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M’caskell
Donald Chesam
John M’clean
Loughbrackadil
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Chefam
M’clean
Lord Bishop of Clogher travels to Scarborough election dispute
York July 17. The Lord Bishop of Clogher arrived in the city en route to Scarborough from Ireland via Scotland. Rev. Mr. Brown of Christ College Cambridge is presented to Ingoldsby Rectory. Miss Rachael Smith of Skipton has died after a long illness. Scarborough election day saw Sir James Pennyman and Ralph Bell contend for seats in the Common Council amid a double return and disputed poll results showing Pennyman and Bell with varying vote counts.
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Clogher
Ireland
Scotland
Scarborough
Brown
Christ College
Cambridge
Ingoldsby
Lincolnshire
Rachael Smith
George Smith
Skipton
Leeds
James Pennymap
Ralph Bell
Thirsk
James Pennyman
Bell
Mr. Bell
Sir James Pennymen
Savage outrages in Constantinople and European court gossip
Letters from the British resident at Constantinople report that Janissaries massacred over 2000 people of all ages and sexes. Elsewhere, fortress at Ibladizim holds part of Sultan’s treasure. Diplomatic tensions in Britain include Lord Northington’s negotiation failures blamed on Chatham and Rockingham, and ongoing ministerial rearrangements amid pensions and patronage debates.
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Ibladizim
Adrianople
Algiers
Lord Northington
Lord Chatham
Lord Rockingham
Duke of Grafton
Lord R
Duke of Bedford
Earl Bute
Political upheaval and theatre notes from a distant realm
A fragmented 1769 colonial era digest reports political intrigues in Dominica and Britain. It notes ministerial maneuvering, Carlton House improvements, Irish parliament talk, and a City Lands feast praising juries. Also covered are antipodean trade tensions, American mercantile distress, Calcutta theatre efforts, and legal cases in London.
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Southampton
Dominica
Richmond
America
Carlton-house
Princess Dowager of Wales
England
Lord Holland
Duke of Leinster
Ireland
Irifh
Dr. Lucas
London
Committee of City Lands
London ‘Tavern
Guernsey
Rhee
Oleron
Belleisle
Brittany
Calcutta
East Indies
Dartmouth
New England
Boston
New-York
Philadelphia
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
A&t
Covent Garden Theatre
Dunning
Colman
Omimissontis
Wilmot
Guildhall
John Everford
Fuller
Africa
Lord Mansfield
Bolton
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Fragments From a Derailed OCR Note on Trials
The readable text shows scattered phrases about powder wholesale and a guinea amount tied to a conviction. No clear event, date, place, or named entities emerge beyond generic terms. The fragmentary nature prevents a specific, datable or person-centered summary.
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Robert Peele
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Grieve
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George Prince
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