Me folongi Me folongi and Greco revolt report
Fragmentary report describes Me folongi and two other places falling to Greek forces after alliance with Ragusa. Turkish governor seeks admission from Syndic but is killed amid hatred. Greeks seek retribution and rebels inform Syndic to hang him for the act. A letter from Floflingue notes dismissals of several Regency members.
Intrigue in Constantinople and Boston Murder Bias
English dispatches report Janissary threats to imperial officers in Constantinople and a volatile political climate with suspicions of illness and court intrigues in Europe. Depositions from Boston recount the Boston Massacre aftermath with Captain Preston and soldiers, detailing gunfire, provocation, and varying witness accounts amid broader imperial tensions.
Robberies and Tried Murders Reported in London and Surrounds
Sunday evening a highwayman robbed passengers on the York stage coach near Strand. Canterbury reports a dog theft sent to Maidstone gaol for trial. marriages and obituaries noted including Elq. of Middlewood Hall and Abbé Nollet. London names Frederic Pratton and Mr McCosta among others, with multiple local tradesmen and residents listed in notices from Woodford Essex to Upper Grosvenor Street.
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Canterbury
Bunton
Maidstone’ -Gaol
Martrep
George Walk
Middlewood-hall
Yorkshire
Leedes
Edward
North’ Milford
Frederic Pratton
Villierstreet
Piccadilly
Woodford
Essex
Jane
Seymour
Seymours
Dukes of Somerset
Cadé
Bengal
East Indies
Kinderley
Norwich
Mc 2S de Costa
Heydon
Shelly
Tower-street
Ar ‘Kenifington
Dale
Grosvenor-Street
Joseph Roper
Mr.Robins
Pleet-Market
Port of London May updates report naval arrivals and losses
Portsmouth May 6 reports His Majesty's ship Antelope sailing to Spithead and the Northern Eagle Ruffian entering for repairs. Niger paid two months in advance at Spithead. Cruttenden returns home. East Indiaman new fare sails for the Downs. Dragoons bring money to the dockyard. Expected offshore forces include six ships of the line and two frigates. Several vessels arrive or sail for the river or colonies, including Cruttenden sent from the East Indies and various merchantmen. A brig is seen adrift with damaged masts and a woman and children rescued from the top. Several ships enter and clear outward for Jamaica, Newfoundland, the Canaries, and other destinations.
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Mer
Boston
Samuel Drowne
Benjamin Frizell
Edward Crafts
Drowne
Witnele
M‘can
William Newhill
Mill
Marche Anne
John Verdet
Jonés
Drogheda
Ireland
Shim
Earl Chettéchtild
Long
Sadler's Wells
Thomas Lemar
Bedfordstown
Fervane
Bery
Limehouse
Honfé
Portsmouth
Spithead
Downs
War of the Line
Jume
Levant
Pool
George
James
Newfoundland
S.W
Thornton
M*doupal
Maryland
Cruizer
River
Molly
Johnson
Wind
Dispatch
Lane
Falmouth
Johan
Wales
Rufia
Liverpool
Swallow
Benton
Plymouth
Rachel
Inpis
Ifor Honduras
William
Herbert
Francé
Spartan
Indictment Found Over Stage Show Nuisance at Metford
At quarter sessions in Bury St Edmunds on Monday last the grand jury found an indictment against Samuel Lambert Jonathan Matthews John Biggens and Edward Panfloe for a common nuisance in erecting a mountebank stage at Metford and performing thereon with various diversions.
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Toswich
Bury St. Edmund’s
Samiel Lambert
Jonathan Matthews
John Biggens
Edward Panfloe
Metford
The Blake pott and Ramsey fire tragedy of May 4 1800s
A boat accident near the shorg left a boy missing and a girl and a journeyman apprentice fatally fatigued by cold. The next morning a mill at Stanlake burst into flames consuming wheat corn and furniture. Suspicions arose that the premises were maliciously set on fire.
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Blake
Ramsey
Oxford
Stanlakein
Curious Compound Ad Promises Hair Removal for Ladies
An 18th century advertisement by Mrs Gibson promotes a hair removal compound claimed to rid women of facial blemishes. The notice touts the product as harmless, offering a seal at sixpence and bottles for sale at Lower Cross Street near Hattonbury, with directions included. It also mentions color-changing options like red or jet black for hair, and notes overseas postage by letter post paid to Ireland Scotland Holland or France.
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Gibson
Hattenbourn
Bottes
Guinea
Ireland
Scotland
Holland
Fran
TEETH AND GUMS TINCTURES ADVERTISED WITH ROYAL PATENT
The text advertises two tinctures for teeth and gums sold by Thomas Greeno and partners at Ludgate Street and St Paul’s Churchyard. It claims to cleanse teeth, whiten, prevent decay, cure scorbutic gums, ease toothache, and asserts safety with Royal Letters Patent. It notes genuine bottles bear Greeno’s name on the label.
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Thomas ‘Greeno
King’s Arms
Ludgate
Byak Neighery
John Newbery
St. Paul’s
Dhirch
Warning Against Counterfeit Dr James's Powders
A 1767 notice warns that spurious adulterated Dr James's Powders target public health with fevers smallpox measles and other illnesses. It records how counterfeiters imitate the genuine papers seals and directions and announces a reward of twenty guineas for conviction. Francis Newbery Junior markets the real powder at No 65 Bible and Sun London near St Paul’s Churchyard.
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James
Newbery
R. Fambs
Wall
Francis Newbery
Lsfe
John. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church
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