Snuff, Mirth, and Mockery in A Nation of Nose Dabs
A long satirical critique laments snuff taking and nose powder as a national vice. It likens habit to a pox, mocks Dutch manners, and condemns both men and women for sniffing, coughing, and dirtying handkerchiefs. The essay blends social satire with disdain for fashionable habit and its impact on manners and cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almof
Faulf
Paris
Ancient Cries of Tartars and Cossacks Across Europe
Extracts recount Russian and Polish frontier raids by Haidamacks and Cossacks, their origins and depredations. Notes on Greek refugees, Polish incursions, and an old count Orlik connected to super-Cossacks. Also mentions a model warship and Baltic naval news amid broader 1760s European turbulence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Ee
Samara
Poland
Egypt
Russia
Servia
Petersburgh
Orlilk
France
Orlik
Hettman
Bender
Mohammedan
London
Copenhagen
Niels Nielson
Aalburgh
Berlin
Pfufsians
Hague
Yorke
States General
Bengal
Count d’Affry
Vérsailles
Magdeburgh
Lignitz
Port News Update on Downs Shipping Movements
In the Downs wind from the east holds steady as His Majesty's ships St George Dreadnought and Granada sloop remain. The Thomas and Jane Barlow victualler sails for Dublin. the Mary Davis heads to Bremen. Rebecca Martin also listed in the fleet movements.
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Port News
Deal
Downs
His Majesty
St. George
Granada
Thomas and Jane
Barlow
Mary
Davis
Dublin
Rebecca
Martin
Bremen
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Philanthropy Canpid, Esq
Venus
Edith
Lam, Sir
Margate
Saxony
Dresden
St. Sophia
Francis Double
Holland
Sweden
Capt. Weir
Mars
Antigua
St. Christopher’s