A Distressed Mother’s Tale Of Loss And Deceit
Mary Gopparop recounts the death of her daughter from adulterous betrayal, the suicide of trust, and a husband’s vow of vengeance, warning to the young and to wary parents while urging caution in intimate affairs and fidelity.
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Gravesend
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Teft
Tam
Mary Gopparop
afloat rescue float proposed to aid shipwrecked sailors
In a letter dated February 11, 1760 Jo L- v. argues a float device could be expelled from a boat to serve as a buoyant log guiding a person to safety. The float, he suggests, could carry a candle through darkness, enabling rescue and potential publication to spare families ruin and benefit the nation.
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Jo. L—~v
Port News From Spithead and Dover Ship Arrivals
Portmouth reports his majesty's ship Vengeance arrived with trade under convoy from Plymouth. The Ashling Kellick arrived from Lisbon with wine and fruit. Wind WSW gale. Several East India ships arrive with convoy to Portsmouth and other vessels head to the river. Additional ships include Winchester Gosport Assistance and others sailing to the river or Dublin Plymouth St Kitts and Jamaica routes.
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Port News
Portmouth
Spithead
Vengeance
Plymouth
Ashling
Kellick
Lisbon
Winchester
Downs
Judith
Simpe
Dublin
Europa
Efton
Boston
Havannah
Kingston
Goodman
Jamaica
St. Croix
Constantia
Tofft
London
Foreign Intelligence Items From Rome Vienna Madrid and Naples
Reports from Rome Venice and Madrid note continuing heavy rains delaying relief efforts and tying bakers to grain costs. General Laudohn halts at Brix with eight infantry and six cavalry regiments. Marquis d Aub Terre the French ambassador departs for Versailles Naples. Construction at Caferta palace expands under the queen of Spain with more workers.
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Rome
Vienna
Laudohn
Brix
Madrid
d’Aubeterre
Versailles
Naples
Caferta
Spain
News From Europe Over Rumors Of War And Diplomacy
A London letter reports rumors of a Russian war declaration against Prussia amid brushwork between Prussia and the Porte at Constantinople. It cites supposed Russian plans, Austrian concerns, and possible Turkish moves, with notes on Smyrna incidents and court intrigue as Vienna observers weigh outcomes for Austria and its neighbors. Madrid is described as busy under royal oversight, shifting from inertia to steady governance and reform of departments while armies prepare against Moorish forces.
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Fondnefacquid
London
Vienna
Petersburgh
Prussia
Turku
Tartary
Constantinople
Russia
Hit
House of Austria
Firthéay
Fraggary
Transilvania
Sclavonia
Danubé
Fabius
Smyrna
Achmed ‘Effendi
Atigs Hagi-Chiatip-Ogla
Achmed Effendi
Cadi
Immerhart
Isle of
Cyprus
Gil
Madrid
Saxony
Daun
Laudohny
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