Popular class books and travels in ancient history overview
An advertisement listing popular school books published by J Souter and products sold by booksellers. Includes Ribiiuk a sdtomary vow of the Hise and a trimmed description of The Travels of Polyletus with notes, translations, and prices, plus The Tour of Asia with maps and engravings.
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Chelsea Lammas Lands Story Sets Chelsea Parish Fight
Intense local interest surrounds Chelsea parish efforts to regain Lammas Lands rights from the Kensington Canal Company. Ancient possession dates back, with 1826 Act allowing canal cutting and payments to Lord Cadogan and the parish that were never made. Gates were found open after alleged lockings by a canal servant, tenant Triggs reports. Prominent residents Bower Mullios Faulkner praised for vigilance. A public dinner at Stadium Tavern will mark the proceedings.
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Paddington Canal
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Stadium Tavern
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Address to the Earl of Winchilsea Protestants meeting
A special meeting at the Corporation Guildhall Wellington Quay formed a committee to draft an address to the Earl of Winchilsea as head of the Protestant cause. Speakers urged unity and warned rulers against persecution, praising the Earl and noting Ireland’s Protestants' loyalty. Other items report Cork fights, Cashel rioters, a horse attack, and crop weather impacts across Munster with notices from Mayo and Limerick papers.
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Kerry
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Carmen
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Bridewell
Fitzgerald
James Dogherty
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Kelebough
Costello
Mayo
Ennis
Limerick Chronicle
Rye Court
John Tonson Rye
Limerick
Clare
Waterford
Tipperary
Cork Herald
Thunderstorm Hit York and Surrounding Areas
A severe thunderstorm swept York on Monday though not life threatening. Reports from Stanningley near Leeds describe a violent shock that toppled four two story cottages near a factory, splitting roofs and scattering timber. No confirmed injuries yet.
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Leeds
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Insolvency Declaration Noted in Northumberland Gazette
From the Gazette of this evening, a series of notices recording insolvency: William Eccles apothecary of Union Court Old Broad Street City along with Phineas Isaac Banusorts and others. Official assignees named, bankruptcy court dates set for Oct 14 and 11.
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Phineas Isaac Banusorts
Furrie
Jeanes
Union-street
Sity
Futer
sar‘Bankruptcy
Messrs
Bepmand
Foster
Chancery-lane
Ton
Basinghall-street
Eset
Robert Knight Vorley
John
Wallings Bread
Street-Hill
Crysalters
Court of Bankruptcy
Broughton
Brigs
Ealennaquares
Turquand
Copthall
Renown Repairs After Severe Jamaica Storms Sailors Safe
Jamaican report notes the schooner Renown put into Port Royal for repairs after losing her main mast and split sails in a weekend storm while bound for Maracaibo from Montego Bay. The Fly arrived from Carthagena with 73000 dollars, and rumors of a French fleet seen off the coast circulated. Governor visited Rockfort then prepared to return to government seat. Cleanup concerns rose over the Emerald loss near Nassau with suspicions of piracy and commentary on British naval cuts.
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Port Royal
Maracaibo
Montego Bay
Carthagena
Robert Bogle
Rockfort
Dallas
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Kingston Regiment
Port Morant
London
Nassau
Port Anutonio
Petis
Pblic
Cuba
Heaiagua
Coroner's Inquest Reports Death of Bromley Gardener
An inquest at the Maurice public-house Bromley Middlesex heard of William Heath a market gardener found hanged at his cottage. He had claimed two assaults by his partner John Harris and faced hardship from alleged unpaid debts. Witnesses described threats, disputes, and Harris’s troubling conduct before Heath's death. The jury found Heath committed suicide in consequence of ill usage by Harris.
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