Poem Fragments and Notices From Brighton Era
Morning post entries show Tie Noszan a Poem addressed to the Immortal Route from Brighton and Americanos to Mr Pisa under consideration. The Anecdotes of the Mock Duchess from Blackmoorane are deemed obscure for publication while inquiries by poetic friends await acceptance. Drunken Freer at Pentonville details await further leisure and authenticated particulars remove doubts.
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Tie Noszan
Brighton
Pisa
Blackmoorane
Pentonville
British Levee Planned for Erne at St James's
London report notes an Erne levee at St James's on Wednesday. Royal Family returns to Windsor Lodge from Kew Palace. Mr Pitt hosts a Turtle dinner for Administration friends at Downing Street. The two princes Augustus and Alphonse will not set up an establishment in the country. Pitt receives Sir Grtpert Evliot and Mr Dunpas at Downing Street. The Prince of Wales travels to town from Brighton.
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Erne
St. James's
Windsor Lodge
Kew Palace
Mr. Pitt
Anty
Downing-Street
Aucustus
Apolonus
Grtpert Evliot
Mr. Dunpas
Prince of Wales
Brighton
War News and Imperial Note From The Continent
Last night reports claim Marsence surrendered to the Confederate Powers after a French Austrian clash with heavy casualties. Allied disagreements delay operations while Duke of York and King of Prussia resist Austrian Dutch dissent. French forces attacked by 27,000, defeated 7,000 Brunswick troops. A Bavarian note asserts unity of German Empire troops under a common commander, urging Elector to act with the Empire.
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Marsence
Duke of York
Prussia
Toulon
Hoop
Valenciennes
Flanders
Continent
Earl of Brein
Earl of Yarmouth
Duke of Brunswick
Navy
Admiralty Office
Cornwacus
India
Congress
Pixxsey
France
Minster
Pixxner
Admiralty
J. Murray
Tay
Treasury
Dunkirk
Duke of Ricamono
Brighton
Bavaria
Treves
Brandenburg
Empire
Profia
Prince Cobourg
Privy Council
East India Arrivals At The India House
Report of ship arrivals and movements by the Powerful and other vessels including the King George Earl Talbot Countess Trautsmandorf Hebe and Princess Royal. Passenger lists for the Powerful and Earl Talbot voyages and notes on piratical actions and naval orders near St Helena Bengal and Malabar Coast.
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India House
King George
Earl Talbot
Bengal
Marchi
Madras
St. Helena
Man of War
Hastings
Downs
Countess Trautsmandorf
Pondicherry
Port L’orient
Hebe
Barrington
Exeter
Worcester
Amelia
Francis
Rodney
Minerva
Britannia
Princess Royal
Europe
Spain
TipPoo
Earl Walkor
Parliament to meet on November 26 or 27
A long varied London report notes Parliament will be summoned to meet on Tuesday the 26th or Wednesday the 27th of November to dispatch public business. It recounts harvests, famine causes, and political maneuvering including Toulon, commissions, and war updates with light social detail and sensational framing.
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Duartes Grew
Toulon
Ireland
Tey
Valenciennes
Duke of
Ricamona
Pirr
Bright Helmstone Camp Battle Recounted At Brighton
The Army led by General Lascelles and the British force including the 10th Dragoons under the Prince of Wales clashed with General Sir W Howe s forces near Bright on a hill between Brighton and Rollingdean. After initial cannonade and flank actions, the British retreated then renewed pressure from the heights, but the enemy briefly captured the ground before the camp, while the Duke of Ricusono remained absent.
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Duke of Ricusono
Atiow
Sir W. Howe
Lascelles
10Th Dragoons
Prince of Wales
Brighton
Rollingdean
Fragmented sonnet on revolution and desire dated Sept 27
A damaged verse fragment written at the start of the French Revolution contemplates fleeting beauty and love versus social hardship. The lines blur with misspellings and antique diction, noting themes of longing, pity, wealth, and tender sentiment. It ends with a cryptic note about Man and a reference to a mysterious fire.
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Morning
POST
London
STATE
East India
Mrs. Wrangham
Jippett
Earl Tacsor
Larkins
Rochfort
Brown
Miss Smith
Perrine George
Cockburn
Morgan
Rosbotham
Cunningham
Hear
Erskine
Douglas, Young
Monro
Santer
Thompson
Coke
M‘phie
Dean
Cornivaturs
Malabar
Mallawan
Cornwallis
Dunbeivle
Gratian
Fox
Mindry
St. Giles’s
Dublin
Duchess of Gurney
Susan
Louisa
Castle
Edinburgh
Bright Helmstone Camp
Kicusosp
Sonnet
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