Calamittes Oatmeal Recorded Life Twelve Minutes After
Fragmentary text mentions an ordered recording of oatmeal and a reference to the Common Hall, with a note that life occurred twelve minutes after. The readable portion lacks clear individuals, dates, or events to form a coherent news item.
Emperor of Morocco orders punishment of Abdefadak Ben Hamet
From the London Gazette copy of a message to Colonel Boyd, Governor of Gibraltar, the Moroccan emperor Sidi Maho met Ben Abdalla declares Abdefadak Ben Hamet guilty of plunder and misrule. He is deposed and imprisoned, with orders for relocation of Tanjar’s inhabitants and fortifications repairs, plus ships and troops to secure the straits. Dated August 3 1770.
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London- Gazette
Morocco
Boyd
Gibraltar
Sidi
Mahomet Ben Abdalla
Fes
Tafilet
Sus
Algarve
Africas
Abdefadak
Bén’ Hamet
Taijar
Tanjar
Abdefadak Ben-Hamet
Ostend
Cadiz
Tamar
Basha of
Dugelar
Abaid
Batha
Alcaid
Mequinez
Ianjar
Anda
Doc Aabert Boyd
Venice letter praises minister for revived decree aiding English merchants
A London letter from Venice commends the king's minister for reviving an old decree that guards English merchants' legal rights there, noting it would save English subjects trading in Venice substantial sums. The report also covers Spanish maneuvers toward Cuba, Falkland Island tensions, and various local incidents including a coroner's verdict of willful murder, burglaries, a fatal accident between Downham Bridge and Cambridge, weather-related mishaps at Stirling, a highway robbery near St. Albans, and a death notice for Sir John Fielding.
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London
Venice
Cadiz
Cuba
Port-Egmont
Damocles
Law of Nations
Falkland Island
Manilla
Spain
Fletcher Norton
House of Commons
Oakhampton
Devon
Thomas Brand
Mr. Lee
Suffolk-street
Charing ‘Cross
Downham Bridge
Cambridge
Norris
Wisbeach
Bridge-house
Oftler
Stirbitch
St. Alban’s
Davidson
Governor of Jersey Sir Lyttelton Dies After Convulsive Illness
Fragmentary report notes Sir Lyttelton Hagley Park to bed in apparent health before succumbing to convulsive apoplexy in Warwick Street. Master builder Mg Langley referenced amid scattered details of the event.
Surrender and auctions listed in Guildhall notices
A mixed listing details surrender and sale actions by merchants and tradesmen, with names such as Richard Jennings William Annand Alexander Murray Gordon Urquhart and Jameson, all bound for Guildhall or public sales. Also reference to a dentist recommendations and perfume sales across London Bath Paris.
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Richard Jennings
New Town
Montgomeryshire
Mercer
Thomas Townsonk
Hollowmire
Lancashire
Butcher
Kirby Kendal
William Annand
Hn Hovy
Bawilané
Lexden
Villars-street
Fs ‘Chants and Partners
Guildhall
Alexander, Jameson
Tabmalt ‘Court
Pall-mall
Robert Eade
Saxmundham
Suffolk
Draper
the Bell
Saxmuridham
Benjamin’ Law
King’s ‘Cliffe
Northamptonshire
Falcon
William Carter
Bristol
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
J.’ Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Miss Purdie
Bath
J. le Brun
Rue ‘Dauphine
Paris
Lady's Magazine prospectus announces monthly issue and engravings
The advertisement promotes Lady's Magazine or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex. It highlights an elegant Rufite pattern, a curious engraving illustrating a passage from the Lady's Sentimental Journey, and a new song set to music by Mr. Hudson. It lists publishers and sellers in Britain and Ireland and asks for continued reader support.
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Hudson
Lady's
Aptian
Wheble
Flétcher
Cambridge
Etheringto
Wilson
Dublin
Great-Britain
Ireland
Migs Cwvith
Ion
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