Bradford Steent Weekly Notices Satire in Music Paste
A scanned ad page from a weekly paper shows unclear pricing and advertising rules. It notes publication every Saturday morning and includes details about yearly and daily rates, with several garbled entries about rates and deadlines. The legible items reference advertising in a 19th century Bradford issue.
Poournre E Lines on death of Edward Bradford son of Capt Bradford
Poem by George Howe on the death at sea of Edward Bradford son of Capt William Bradford aboard the sloop Henry off the African coast. The verses mourn the boy and his brothers, invoking divine mercy and the sea’s dangers, with tribute to the fallen seafarers.
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George Howe
Edward I. Bradford
Wim. Bradford
Henry
Africa
Edward
England
Howry Bib
Elizabeth
Avery
William Leo
The Old Printer
A bleak portrait of an aging printer tracking time’s passage from youth to decline. Once vibrant, he labors daily at a lamp’s dreary glow, now bent by years with dwindling strength, awaiting the day his form fades from view.
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Berwik
Etree
Oliver Crane
James the Sixth
Eaid
Bughal
Berwick
Crufis
Pole
Tim
Herve
Ducket
Meguire Shrelbaker
Wyche
Epectatore
Jub Throgmartes
Hig
Jatin
Mer
Lis
Sheridan
Admirab Bly
Brinsely
Fleur
The Captive's Daughter and the Robber's Escape
A dramatic tale from Berwick follows Sir John Cochranes imprisonment and a dramatic rescue. Grisel, his granddaughter, pleads with her father and the king while danger and a courthouse intrigue unfold. The robber, a mysterious savior, reveals himself as Cochranes long‑lost granddaughter.
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Cochrane
Timeell
Joanement
Brewet
Berwick
John Coghrane
Warnint
Ile
Taot
Dundun
Sir Juba
John
Joli Yisoeed
Irizel Cochrave
Sir John Stuart
Alonbank
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Mistakes of the Rich and the Egyptian King
A philosophical meditation on wealth, power, and proportional living contrasts a wealthy ruler’s inflated pretensions with humble, enduring values. It argues true richness lies in thought and sensation, not in luxury, urging restraint and inner wealth over ostentation.
Contested passages on virtue and strange creatures emerge
A fragmented column surveys moral maxims and peculiar zoological notes. It cites a temperance meeting in Paris Canada West and a curious account of diving pigs in a Nomegian creek area, alongside a New York legal update about inheritance and marital property.
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Paris
Canada West
Divine Pyes
American Zoological Journal
Patteville
Oddities and Anecdotes From Far Lands and Times
A mosaic of curiosities and tales spans travel accounts, vanishings, and marvels. It cites Marcus, Bengal native Numas de Cugna, and Cas tegueda, along with Sardinian eagle hunts and a dramatic public sentence.
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Anneano
Case
Marcus
Indies
Bengal
Numas de Cugna
Idylairy
Ferdinand Lopes Castegueda
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