Patrimony and Pride Amid English Nobility
A polemical vent questions birthright and rights under the king, urging Britons to defend laws and the constitution. It recalls Tam o' Shanter lineage, Roger More, and Lord Chancellor pride, then condemns noble titles as vanity when bloodlines grant power. It cites a humorous baronial boast and warns against arrogance of the titled class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Vortigern
Tam
Britain
Tom
King -Vortigen
Adam
Prior
New College
Oxford
William of
Thomas More
Thomas
Autcher
London
Foundling
Shere
George the Second
Henry the First
William Refus
William the Conqueror
Ancient Chinese Virtue Highlighted in Strands of Thought
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the value of virtue in rulers and the memory of exemplary laborers who advanced mankind. It references Becker, philosophical musings on succession, and the Chinese annals praising simple native virtue as the highest merit across long reigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Ilosaph
Bears in Exchange Alley Suppress Stock Market Fear Strategy
To stockholders, a faction in Exchange Alley promotes fear and false reports to drive stock sales. The text likens these bears to locusts and urges holders to keep their stock, predicting a rise in public funds if sales cease.
London Postscript reports ministers pacing new arrangements
London Postscript notes ongoing political maneuvering as ministers consider new arrangements. Dispatches arrive from colonies and abroad, with Boston anxieties and Admiralty actions prompting conferences among leaders. A Great Personage shows aversion to several policies while General Conway gains cabinet confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Northern Department
Earl of Rochford
Joseph
Yorke
Hague
Iroa
William Bull
South Carolina
Inndia House
Leadenhall-street
Pata
Lord Hillsborough
Boston
New England
Board of Admiralty
Duke of Grafton
Conway J
Earl of Hillsborough
Ireland
America
Dipute
Wilthhire
Paris
D. of C
Late War Adventurer Reaches Rich Island Profit
A gentleman adventurer, returning from renada after the late war, reportedly made a fortune by his own industry earning per annum in that island. A ship captain from Pensacola recounts an attempt to recover a lost long-boat near the grand Baliamia bank, hoping it reached Cuba or another island. Saturday a crowd visited the Ruffian-man of war at Woolwich. the ship was built at Cronstadt by Reid, earning 4000 rubles yearly from the Empress. Mrs Hayward of Westminster dies at 94, valued at 20000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renada
Pensacola
Baliamia
Cuba
Woolwich
Cronstadt
Reid
Sunderland
Empress of Buffas
Cowleyftreet
Westminster
Hayward
Foreign Intelligence Report From Trieste and Genoa
Morning mails from Fiolland and Flanders report European crises. Letters from the Levant mention Ruffian Greek assaults on Modon repulsed, while Russian fleet movements and Mediterranean force buildups spark conjecture amid political shifts in Bavaria and Cologne. An earthquake shocks Messina and Reggio Calabria. Brittany debates Duke dAguillon justice as Paris parliament acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Italy
Levant
Modon
Dolgorucki
Mediterranean
Europe
Toulon
Tunis
Elector Palatine
Rhine
Messina
Reggio
Calabria
Rennes
d’Aguillon
Paris
Parliament
Britanny
Stock Market Fragments Describe Bond and Stock Yields
Fragmentary OCR shows numbers like 149 and 1726 with percentages 3 per cent and 7-8ths. Mentions do not form a clear event but indicate bond and stock yield figures and conversions. no clear entities or event plan emerges from the legible text.
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Postscript
Fiolland
And
Flanders
Chichester
Joon
Betaueen
Cobham
Rigley
Petesfield
Portsmouth
University Museum
S. Bladon
J. Coote
All’ Booksellers Co
Great-Britain
Suet
Hasina FE
Schnell Ge
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