Realm ties shift as Bohemian dukes’ estates pass
Apparent arrangement places Bohemia inherited duchy assets under the Elector’s control subject to conditions. The Duchess receives the late Duke’s jewels, valuables, gold and silver plate, gardens and palaces outside Neuhausen gate, plus annual garden maintenance funds. Attendants’ appointments and ratifications are payable to them during their wives.
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Neuhausen
Irish Charity Letters From Ballyshannon Market
Ireland Diblin Sept 11 The Right Hon Thomas Conolly employed carmen to carry meal from Derry to Ballyshannon sold for 6d a peck under market price to tenants who could buy and contributed freely to others unable to buy without aid If not for his bounty many inhabitants would have perished for want of life’s necessities
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Diblin
Thomas Onolly
Carmen
Derry
Ballyshannon
Vere
Béauclerk
Hanworth
Middlex
Robert Steele
Elg
Charles’ Fort
Irelad
Islington
John Fielding
Midaig
William. Jackson
Sherwood
Shadwell
Clerkerwell
Bridewell
Douglas
Menables
Rogers
Conway
Richardson
Stepney
India Service
Broad-court
Long-acre
Ordure
St. Martin’s
Old Bailey
Lime
Dorsetshire
Thomas Purchase
Berkhamstead
Hertford
John. White
Elqs
Clapton
Van-de-Vall
Linnen-draper
Milky Street
Cheapside
James- -Slreety Westminster
Goring Goring
Staffordshire
Pete
Woodnath
Tof
Blue Potts
Harvest Prosperity and Hops Dominate Canterbury News
Canterbury reports a remarkable harvest with hops promising an exceptional crop. Local hops show heavy yields as the county enjoys a bountiful season. News also notes Lieut. Dare of Tenderland who died near Sandwich, a veteran of the Hermione prize capture. Worcestershire hop sales depict strong demand with prices around 51.6s to 61.6s per hundred. A Chatham letter indicates Admiralty orders to assign many shipwrights, caulkers, blacksmiths, and carpenters for Portsmouth yard work as naval preparations continue.
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Country News
Canterbury
Dare
Tenderland
Sandwich
Hermione
Birmingham
Worcester
Bewdley
Chatham
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Mercury
Portland
Minerva
Sheermeiss
Bombardment reports and naval tensions from 1770 letters
An August 1770 letter from Gibraltar cites reinforced Danish ships before Algiers and a renewed bombardment effort with forts breached and guns dismounted. Other dispatches describe French armament actions before Algiers, Genoa and San Remo terms, and Russian–English mediation in the Dover dispute. News items cover press gangs, naval enrollments, public notices, and local incidents including a brutal discovery of emaciated children, court sentences, and notable deaths.
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Don
Gibraltar
Algiers
M. Dé Broves
M. de Faucher
Republic of Genoa
San Remo
Republic
St. Remo
Mons
Mouschin Poutchin
Ambassdor
Dover
Mediterranean
Spain
Portugal
St. James’s
Black-Friars-stairs
Fleet-Market
Westminster
Salt-Petre Bank
East Smithfield
Tower-hill
Admiralty
London
Thames
Harwich
Méditerranean
Miajesky
Portsmouth
Achillés
Geary
Fitzherbert
Port News Items From Falmouth and Nearby Ports
Reported port movements on Sept 5 to Sept 18 list ships sailing from London Fowey Emsworth and Leghorn to Antigua Jamaica and Virginia. Vessels include the Triumph Rogers Pearce and several transports and cruisers such as the Queen Charlotte Rose and Glory with pilots and crews transitioning to various destinations.
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Falmouth
Rogers
London
Henry
Elizabeth
Pearce
Fowey
Strade
Emsworth
Cruizer
Queen
Charlotte
Rose
Antigua
Galle
Cally 'Aliana
Stevenson
Manning
Breyans
Barba
Cure for a Blood Disorder by Tincture Promoted
A historical notice claims a salutary tincture cures a family of boils blotches and leprosy like symptoms. It cites witnesses, lists physicians and addresses, and advertises the tincture at various shops with prices per bottle.
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Athens
Offihale
Witnef
John
Kingston
William Benson
Parish of Christ
Sarae
Jamies Marny
David Will
Martin's
Rysseeg
New-S
Broail-Street
Mme Bikey
Remarkable Health Claim Ad for Protracted Ailment Cures
An 19th century advertises a medicine that allegedly cures the lifelong illness and various conditions. The notice claims readers can verify authenticity by contacting the proprietor in London or a named sales location. The copy promises cures for leprosy, fistulas, piles, and long contactions, with a price of 6 shillings and sixpence per bottle.
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Piccadilly
London
Mr. Kearny
Piduington
Snow-Hill
West-Smith
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