Fragmentary historical notice of royal ceremony
Fragmentary OCR text describes a royal ceremony involving the death of race Queeg 3 Sophia Magdalena as dowager of the present King of Denmark. It mentions introduction by Viscount Weymouth in the absence of the Earl of Rochford, and notes firing signal secretary of state for the northern department and conduct by Stephen Coterell as ceremonials official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia- Magdalena
Denmark
Weymouth
Earl of Rochford
Sipal
Northern Department
Stephen. Coterell
Bigs
War News From the Briny Front and Patras Massacre
May reports describe the Grand Rat Gin army marching toward Kaminiegk across the Nieflers and a contagious disorder breaking out at Jafly. Russians under Count Orlow reportedly approached Patras and Lepante in Albania, with a 20 hour massacre at Patras leaving few survivors. Naval actions include Count Orlow at Navatigo and Gorath, while Modon’s garrison nears surrender as Russian ships maneuver and Rufian forces orbit around Marea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterday
Hout
Brunswick
Othe
Fyem
Kaminiegk
Jafly
Otranto
Ketona
Alexei Orlow
Albania
Patrasy
Lepante
Patras
Cowon
Dolgoruchi
Bete
Navatigo
Theodore Orlow
Marea
Spi
Regiment Disbands After Riotous Incident
On Saturday the Essex militia unit reviewed by the Earl of Rochford displayed order and decorum, with Lordship thanking the troops and awarding presents. A single rioter was court martialed on Sunday, sentenced to 560 lashes, with 20 inflicted publicly as exemplary punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhelnsford
Funerg
Fir Regiment
Efex Shilitia
Rochford
Royal Chapel and Court At St James Amid Royal Dine
The Rev Dr Sharp preached before their Majesties at the Chapel Royal. The sword of state was borne by the Earl of Bristol. After service a large court and drawing room followed with many nobles and foreign ministers. Their Majesties dined at St James's for the first time in nine months due to the princess’s baptism. Tomorrow the King will review artillery near Sir Gregory Page’s house. 6th regiment to be observed. Rumor says Earl of Chelmsford will receive the red ribbon and a London MP noted. Lord Woodfall’s trial leaves Junius’s letter unpunished as libel. The Lord Mayor’s fevers ease. he may resume public duties with precepts forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Tomorow - Gatirday
Gregory Page
Earl of
Chelmypdel
Thomas
Hlarley
City of London
Woodfall
Junius
Anne
Dangelss
Fragmentary 19th Century Gazette Highlights Court and Fire News
A mixed recap from a London era page notes: the Lord Chamberlain appoints Mrs Tyaver amid a disorder in a room of state, and reports on a coroner election in a county. It covers a late Windsor Bank event, a Westminster Abbey beautification plan, a damaging fire at Rowland Winn’s Warley common buildings, a deadly drowning near Somerset Gardens, a fatal street accident in Clerkenwell, and assorted criminal notices including several surrenders and local thefts.
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Jeep
Charhberlain
Tyaver
Gunnings
Thomas Debaaliy
Amer
Lieve Goremor
Pyood
Royal Ince
Deitbizh
Stephen' Stephenson
Taté
Wreachava
Fatd
Quebec
Canada
Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Iisén
Salisbury
Parnassas
Watt
Scomn
Jamaica
Toth
William Ppcelawny
Fred
Blafelmere
Surrey
Rowland Winn
Warley Common
Chelmsford
St. Clement’s Church
Thames
Somerset Garden Stairs
Funk
John Wooley
Saunders Welch
Bath-street
Clerkenwell
Catharine Horne
Sas Fiiday
Nile
Foote
Haymarket
Brampton
St. Extraordin
Bedding Goods and Upholstery at Gomer Row Warehouse
A Bethlehem shop advertises upholstery and bedding including Persia and Turkey carpets, blankets, feather beds, quilts, mattresses, bedticks and furniture. Goods offered by piece or yard with ready money discounts, and ready-made bedding for sea or land use. Names and places reflect a 18th or 19th century trade notice tone.
Paine's Warehouse Sells Fresh Bedding and Carpets
An old advertisement markets a large stock from Wilton Kidderminster and Scots carpet makers at Paine's Warehouse 679 Holborn North Side between Red-Lion Street and Featherstore Buildings. It lists feather beds ready for use, beds, bedsteads, furniture, quilts, blankets and a variety of bedding for sea or land with rooms carpeted in Wilton. The dealer invites customers needing housing items to purchase on favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
andiGentlemnen
May
Wibiwayside
Persia
Turkey
Witton
Kidderminster
Flanders
Paine
Holborn
Red-Lion-Street
Featherstore
Prine
Ersia
Wilton
Cheney
Lingey
N.B
Chea Country Move Incomplete Title Fragment
Fragmentary text appears to reference movement or relocation from an unspecified origin with unclear context and missing details. No clear people or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary Third Edition
Publication details for The Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary in nine volumes by Thomas Hearne. Bodleian Library Oxford edition printed at the Theatre for James Fileter and J. Pete booksellers. Prices: two guineas for small paper, three for large. Subscribing books all delivered in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leland
Antiquary
Thomas Hearne
Hearne
Bodlean
Oxford
James Filetcher
Bookfeller
Turf
J. Pete
Eton
Williams
Fleet Fleet
London
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Bedford
Prin Pfe
Thomas Mortis
Ton
West India
Wraded
Nichols Clark
Gail
Gall
Ephraim
Brooks
Willian
Don
Patrick
Flanagan
Moorfekds
Guildhill
Edward Ryley
Thomas” South
Guildhall
John Tansley
Ratcliff
Tab
Astay Render
Jay
Ro Jaly
Timoth Lewis
M.a's
Scarret
Clanret
Butcher Row
C.orner
S.bladon
Magna Charta
aVithian AP
I Wartaluia
UBL
Penn
Fusielan
Sgi
Ales
Xhavk
Isquick
aSpoons
Suigary
Herjow
Roth
Nautewich
Wittalton
Mes Johai Neibery
Dole
St. Pauli
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