Maidenhead School opens with varied fees stated
Maidenhead advertises the school opening on the 28th, with a list of annual and quarterly fees for different subjects and boarders. Fees include 25 guineas per year for boarders, one guinea entrance, drawing and geography at one guinea per quarter, music and dancing at specific small amounts, and writing at seven shillings sixpence per quarter. Girls are asked to bring a silver pin, a knife and fork, and towels.
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Maidenhead
Matt
Town School Candidate Notice Admits Church of England Members
A historical notice invites candidates for a school position in London to be of good character and a Church of England member. Applicants should contact Mr William Cole in Gutterdale Cheipside or Mr Samuel Duperoy at Martias dez grand between 1 and before the 18th of the infant, with particulars likely provided by a parent or guardian.
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Sainy Ann's. Society
Aldersgate
London
Peck
Thar
Surry
Fanted
Songty
Pare Rieulas
Fagy
Ambuscade Fight and Atlantic News From Graykhaven
Extracts report a 200-sail fleet arrival from the West Indies into Graykhaven and the capture of the Ambuscade frigate after a three hour clash. Paris and Spanish actions are mentioned along with fires in Wilmington and fleet movements toward Gibraltar and Naples.
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Graykhaven
West Indies
Birbor
Sukey
Wilmington
North Carolina
Dover
Portsmouth
Fan
Hydra
Penelopé
Echo
West Sundia
EN. EL “Yarmath
Rég. of
Foot
Guernsey
Trigge
Gibbis
Hydra Valtars
Bak
Doyle
Naples
Earl
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Don Mazaredo
Algezira
Rofiet-bay
Messina
Gibraltar Mole
Battle of the Nile and Chatham prize actions recap
Fragmentary notes describe heavy losses with many dead, including Mr Bell the gunner, and a lone survivor among officers. The Chatham was captured off St Domingo by the French privateer Lorette after a prior seizure, with eight men placed aboard and plundering. Captain Stanwood, with his cook and a boy, retook the Chatham, freeing six Frenchmen and sending them away in a boat, while keeping two to finish the voyage and bring the prize to Jeremie.
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Mr. Bell
Thomsettentiatay
Nile
Bellerephon
Falsouth West Indieky
Chatham
St. Domingo
Lorette
Stanwood
Jeremie
Resolutions Oppose Union in Dublin County Meeting
In Dublin County, Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders debated legislative union with Britain. Resolutions condemned Ireland's separate independence, urged opposition to any Union Bill, and called for electors to instruct representatives to defend constitutional rights. John Leeson praised representatives for seeking constituents’ sentiments.
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Dublin
Baker
Great Britain
Ireland
Joseph Leeson
French re entry of Rome and naval actions report
Reported French re entry into Rome and renewed engagements with the enemy. Dispatches describe La Minerve captured off Uthant by Sir E Pellew and a combat between the Woolverine and two French luggers with heavy casualties. Also notes on Malta, Lisbon garrisons, and the impending Royal assent on the Income Bill.
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Tréland
Lisbon
Mediterranean
Instructon
Malta
Artilles
Bata
Worthwesth
Mortlack
Atraité
Mortlock
Amarine
Woolverine
Tort Lock
Lesh
Portmouth