Turbulent attack and unrest across a city streets
Fragmentary 18th century report describes a mob attacking Christians leaving a church after Mass. It notes 300 assailants including an interpreter to the Dutch consul, government efforts to restore order, and Christians closing shops. Also mentions naval armaments, European wars, and a court case about a city recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicur Galla
Pargo
Poland
Jardflaw
Lybli
Danube
Rafiang
Raffians
Render
Vienna
Duke of Gloucester
Earl of
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Signor
Asia
Minor
Paris
Rochfort
Sa Domingo
Madrid
Courchas
Buenos
Ayres
Maloumes
Plymouth Septs Warns Troops Amid Majesty Bounty
Fragmented notes recall warrants issued for seamen under royal bounty, with references to a manning method and fleet counts. Mentioned are Rev Thomas Walker and various local officials in Bedfordshire and Liverpool, plus ship details and sporadic comments on governance and dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Northampton
Bedfordshire
Thomas “Walker
Blesee
Wimington
Liverpool
Gapti Holland
the Mars
Suae
Daly
Reick Capel
Fragmented OCR item on names and places in a chaotic text
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and phrases such as Philadelphia, Britain, Mary E, and Rice Exchange. It includes stray words, partial quotes, and scattered references without a coherent event or clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Jadoes
Philadelphia
Pack Hiladelphia
Adinan
Bera Forbes
Mary
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Éuor
Saratias
Éweretta
Inockét
Corporation
Exery’ ‘Corporation
Pararton
Wilkes
Raingock
Lea Mie
Reicha
Richimord
King’s
Nediatel
Exerett
Midhaing
Bukenland Marcin
Wellamatery
Jadaa
Cadiz
Portsmouth
Eiliott
Portland
Sheerness
Ra Lott
Ef Eady
John
Ate James
Clerkenwell
Paterson
Thas
Ielabia
Tbs Lee
Larieq
Taft
Pearin
Seeley
Gil
Aielene
Ali
Mir Diville
Phil Roystl