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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 19, 1738
Page
2
A beautiful strong high bred Chesnut horse with a star in forelock and white forehead stands near White Horse in Bury Street by St Mary Axe. Age about seven, stands tall, capable of carrying 16 stone, hunts mares this season at a guinea per beat and a shilling to the servant. Accessible to buyers at the spot.
Trustees consent sale announced at Gatraviay's Coffee House Teelesie Alley this day the 19th at three o clock in the afternoon. Goods salvaged from a vessel commanded by Bremeny seated near Ball with various items listed. Advertisement includes references to Poultry, St Pauls Churchyard, Temple Bar and fourth edition of a Letter to the People of England.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a printed page from a London and Edinburgh bookseller scene. Mentions Congregations, Presbyterians, Virgil poetry, and a possible endowment discussion. References to Fleet Street, the Royal Exchange, Raffel Conte, and street-level book sales in clear but jumbled form.
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