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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 02, 1737
Page
2
A man who paid Mr Richard Rous for a tree at Giles's Coffee House Pall Mall weeks ago asks that the debt be repaid to John Rountree in Pacer-notter-Row. He promises to wait and will regard it as a singular favor.
An odd sale notice mentions Goole dine Hicorago Wood and Long Pepper in Bharhonn. The fragment lists items like Marine cones ante dn Bircitts Lace with unclear attribution to Byeeenn Gos.
Peremptory sale by order of the assignees in a commission of bankruptcy against William Moore of Cranbrook Kent. The goods include fine laces, cambricts, muslins, damask table linen, silks, printed cottons, gowns, stockings, and more. View at the warehouse in Cope-Hall Court Throgmorton Street from today until four o'clock.
A fragmented essay examines how to value leases and annuities for multiple lives, including methods to estimate life duration probabilities and the impact of interest rates on prices of rent and financial instruments. The text references tables and rules for single and multiple life annuities and notes the difficulty of precise calculation.
Fragmentary historical note discusses European princes and sovereignty in negotiations with envoys and ambassadors. It references Montaigne Callieres, and a commission related to extraordinary and plenipotentiary powers, with mention of a Royal Exchange figure Geo. Crahan. The text reflects 17th century concerns over embassies and perpetuating governance.
Proposals by the Royalty and Cox announce an entertainment opening this day. A thousand tickets will be issued at one cost each, admitting two persons on entry to the garden and tolls vary by area. Subscribers are urged to collect tickets fromRockefeller under authority, with subscriber names engraved on tickets.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in garbled form, lacking a clear event or report. No verifiable facts or context to summarize into a coherent news item.
A Victorian style page fragment references a printed collection titled Natural and Revealed Religion and notes a breach point in the sermon series. The item lists a roster of scholars and printers including Boyle, Derham, Clarke, Haggis, and others, with association to a Red Lion publisher and Parengster Row location.
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