Fragmented list of names and notices from a 1769 London record
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names with titles and places across streets such as Broad Street and Lime Street, followed by remarks on parliamentary questions, civic concerns, and forthcoming notices. It includes references to Bristol visitors, Norwich merchants, Hull ship news, and local weather and accidents, ending with theater and public notices.
European conflicts and mobilization reports from May to April
The note compiles dispatches from Holland and Flanders to Russia’s Don and Volga region tied to Turkish penetration fears, Czartorinski’s victory in Great Poland, Lithuanian Confederation strains, Corsican arms shipments to Paoli, and Corsican population estimates. The items reflect ongoing war news and mobilization in 18th century Europe.
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Peterbourgh
Don
Volga
Russia
Black Sea
Warsaw
Czartorinski
Poland
Grodno
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Siekanowicko
Lighorn
Corsica
Paoli
Turin
Paolis
Corfica
Letters From Amsterdam Reveal French Demand On Gancele
Letters from Amsterdam report that the French court has demanded funds to cover expenses for campaigns. The dispatch mentions a large sum and notes promises of years of service. references a person carrying ten stone. The fragmentary text suggests a fiscal issue tied to military or diplomatic actions abroad.
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Amsterdam
Inquiry into Luttrell Family Betrayal and Heir Dispute
A letter to the Middlesex Journal questions whether Foliz Luttrell, long since fled France for allegedly wronging a waiter at the Mourt coffeehouse, is alive in Bologna and related to Simon Luttrel of Killrath Ireland. It asks if published accusations about the Luttrell estate and a costly legal suit reflect truth and whether traitors and bastards are among this noble family.
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Middlesex Journal
Fell
Luttrell
Bologne
France
Foliz Luttrell
Mourt
Simon Luttrel
Killrath
Ireland
Preservation of our ancient constitution and people’s rights
In Scho-square on April 28 1769 a writer argues that the FAHE and nobles have long sought to weaken the people’s power by attacking parliamentary rights. He warns that transferring power among King Lords or Commons ends liberty, urging constant vigilance to uphold laws by consent and to punish misdeeds by ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
America
William Taylor
Reynolds
Norwich
Harbord
Harbourd
Hull
Holdernes
Beverly Gaol
Forth
Anderson
Davis
Hamburgh
Shetland
Norway
Cosby
Montreal
Leghorn
Duke
Grafton
Vandeput
Carysfort
George Vandeput
Dover Road
Seattle
Tate
Europe
Rome
Scho-square
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Wm. Stephenson
Clement Corderay
Samuel Baughah
George Cooper
Acob Wrench Armad
Thompson John Veck
Thomas Turville
John Cotterell
Henry Voysey
Broad Street
Benjamin Bonnet
John Ellis
John Stephens
Peter Nich
Frisquet Francis Magnus Candlewick
Philip Milloway
Edward Wartson
Stephen Camm
Thomas Burford
William Bishop
Robert Winbolt
Thomas Baker
William Poore
Cheap
John Kirkman
Deputy Wilkinson Edward Ingram Thomash Nath
Edward Lambden
Thomas Burfoot
John Boydell Soleman
Robert Alsop
John Saffrey
Cripplegate
John Anderson
Thomas Thorne
Stephen Unwin
John Moore
Kenrick Peck
Joseph Kinder
John Jones
John Banner Jeremiah Morell
Eee
Faringdon
Christopher Holt
Paterson William Jones
Thomas Woodrooffe
John Clements
Thomas Fawsongoer Rivington
Maurice Griffith
Daniel Pinder
Farrington
John Hitchcock
Gamon W. Chamberlayne
John, Jones Wm
Richardton
Thomas Sainsbury
George Wyatt Thomas Bromwic
Francis Say
Lime Street
Humphrey Jones
Mason James Sharp
William Webb
Richard Dixon
Arthur Beardmore
Nathaniel Thomas John Shore
Bristol
Court of Common-council
Coun
Cil
Str.Michael, Cornhill
Cretor
Devonshire
Watkins
Goodman’s Fields
Pass
Smart
Stanmore
Montell
Mary and Seddon
Seddon
Berry Narber
Lymington
Hants
Birt
Lincoln
Elizabeth Burton
Robert Burton
Bay Enderby
Lincolnshire
Max. Bacon
Arid ‘Carpenter
Berneiteet
Goswell Street
Cock Lane
Snow Hill
John Allen
Bath
Thomas Trueman
Windsor Lodge
Rooke
Duke of Cumberland
James Chouquet
London
Guildhall
William Bateman
Laurance Lane
Laurance Jewry
John Shirt
Benjamin Atterly
George Gua Monro
Wandsworth
Surry
Call
Copartners
Charles Richard Gouyn
Wild-street
Middlesex
Coen Haverham
Bromley
Callice
Paul Metivier
Abchurch Lane
Robert Mitchell
St. Catherine’s
John Cort
Robert Smith
William Heath
Field
Ludgate-Hill
Filkmen
William Heathfield
Filkmen and Partners
Edward Jennings
Epping
Nanendraper
Jane
Thomas Chapman
Croydon
Surey
Miller
Lloyd’s
Drury-Lane Theatre
Mr. Powall
Jinogen
Bulkley
Upholterer
Gardasi
B. Smith
Romeo
Mr. Powell
Juliet
Ballimy
Patiss
Legg
Kampe
Jones
John Piper Towee
Roman Joseph Speck
Richard Brooke
Samuel Freeman
William Mills
Enustace Kentith Vintry
Barlow Trecothick
Daniel de St. Leo
Allan John Gould Godfrey Wilson Higgens
Edenoseph Downes
Shrubb
James Stracey Walbrook
Clement Bellamy
John Raincock
Holland
Flanders
Ade O M
Mermaid Inn
Great Carrer
Daétors
Tamohs
Houshold
Royal Exchange