Fragmentary Historic Notes on Roman Iconography and Trials
Fragmentary OCR text recounts discussions on ancient Roman symbolism around Brutus and Pompey, references to the dagger and a statue relief, plus a London alderman tribute. It also miscellaneously covers 18th century trials, executions, and ship news with assorted magistrate actions, crimes, and maritime reports from Gloucester, Campden Hill, Deal, Gravesend, Bristol, and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralludigg
William
London
Richard
Wat “Fyler
Fiort
St.Paul
Julius ‘Cextar
Pompey
the Great
Brutus
Cafsius
Cicero
S. Steel
Deal
Wind S.W
Defiance
Higgs
Providence
Friendship
Curren
Waterford
Gravesend
Mary Ann
Anderson
Rotterdam
Joanna
Rimer
Amterdam
Sabina
Dove
Senegal
London Packet
Lee
Jersey
Dover
Prince of Wales
Wright
Ice
Bristol
Elletton
Lawrence
Jamaica
Blaze Castle
Smith
Barbadoes
Liverpool
Betty
Nasmy
Lace
Dublin
Power
Antigua
Anna
Williams
Rex
Bodkin
Bourdeaux
Susanna
Terrence
Lisbon
Riots, proclamations, and royal honors across Europe
Dispatches note riot suppression and garrison arrests in an effort to control prices and folk unrest. Reports from Altona, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Paris describe diplomacy, armament moves, and subsidies. A baptism in Hanau and a guild event at Fleet Street mark broader social currents of 1773 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altona
Warsaw
Baron de Sildern
Théhce
Koningsburg
Poland
Prussia
Petersburg
Archipelago
Black’ Sea
Alexis Orlow
Leghorn
Fea
Stockholm
France
Sweden
Ee ‘Hanau
Frederick
Great Britain
Hefse-Caffel
United Provinces
Heffe-Darmstadt
Brandebourg Anspach
Bareuth
Bareuth, the Prince Stadtholder
Frederick of
Heffe-Casfel
Paris
Madrid
Joseph Policarpo
Portugal
Estramadura
Lisbon
Proceedings In Sclet Committee On East India Affairs
The document details continued inquiry by the House of Commons into East India affairs. It notes recommendations to Governor and Council to fortify defenses, including repairs to river gun lines and a redoubt at Perrin's garden. It also recounts Kiffin dafs fleeing to Calcutta, Surajah Dowla’s displeasure, and the Nabob of Purnea forced movements, culminating in orders to invest Colfimbuzar and halt trade at various factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Bounty
Cambletown
James Vigours
Middlesex. Hospital
Sabah
Calcutta
Coifins Bazar
Presidency
Coumbuzar
Nabob
Watts
Surajah Dowla
Sheriff Wilkes
Globe Tavern
Fleet-street
Farringdon Without
Sheriff Ball
Wilson
Williamson
Wilkess
House of Commons
France
Perrin
Scott
Kiffindafs
Duan
Naib
Dacca
Nawahjis Dawn
Verdi Dawn
Radgbulfubdafi
Sangers
Saggernaut
Ganges
Purnea
Moorshedabad
Rejah Doolubram
Roy Doolub
Coffimbuzar
Auranges
Colfimbuzar
W. Bayley
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
Civet Cat
New Bond Street
J. Grosvenor
theAngel and Crown
Holborn
F. Newbery
S. Ward
Burrows
Wickes
Bartholomew Close
Ludgate Street
Capel Court
Royal Exchange
Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
J. Fletcher
Hodson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lenin
Solomon Eprice
Mary
James
Eis
Versailles
Perhara
City ‘of
Alderman Wilkes
Country-News
Gloucester
Campden-hill
William Kelly
Richard Dyer
Campden
Dyer
Siceve
Hereford
James Parlo
St. George
Muire
St. Kites
Moulton
Carolina
Britannia
Falconer
Lewis
Philadelphia
Betsey
Cazun
Faro
Union
Arena
Bitbos
Plymouth
Resolution
Peterson
Deiat
Fanny
Journeau
Herwig
Stettin
St. Johannes
Kuhlafan
Hertford
Bristol Packet
Moore
Rogers
Majorca
Galway
William and Mary
Griffin
Bel_ The Cottcord
Poole
Newfoundland
Roach
Grenada
Bay
St. George’s
Chancellor
Thomas Dawes
William Jackson the Younger
Basinghall-street
Blackwell-hall
Ocober
Guildhall
Attornes
Raincock
Bolton
Béarbinder-lane
Richard Inglefield
Southwark
Batery
Button-Feller
Guildshally
Wélch
Newgate-street
James Brooks
Houghton-street
Crown
Minchinhampton
Glutterbuck
Hyde
James Alcock
Cheapside
Jonathan, Fullwood
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
Sarah Aston
Birmingham
Warwrickshire
Isaac Moor
Wooltwich
Kent
John Cleaver
William Eastwood
Shoelane
Pearce,Condon
Peckham
Camberwell
Surry
Holland
Flanders
Thomas Smith
Butcher-Row
Temple-Bar
Persia
Turkey
Wilton
Kidderminster
Cheney
Linsey
Dr. Burrows
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