13 Jun 1800
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 13, 1800
Page
1
The notice outlines ticket sales and draw details for Saeed Lottery plans. It states tickets are paid on demand and a draw will occur on July 28 with names of officials and guards listed, signaling an immediate scheme for shares and payments.
Private contract sale of the Manor or reputed manor of Bilby Nottinghamshire. The residence includes a large mansion house with extensive out-buildings, stabling for horses, coach house for carriages, and gardens of about four acres. About 540 acres of rich meadow, pasture, and arable land. Freehold with small tythe, near Barnby Moor and Barnby, two markets towns five miles away. Abundant game and fishing, two packs of foxhounds, Chesterfield Canal within a quarter mile. Further particulars via Mr Hannam, Solicitor, Worksop. A portion of purchase money may remain on mortgage.
A sketch outlines a writer and poet, third in Earl Cowper's line, born 1722 at Berkhamstead. He attended Westminster School, avoided university, and pursued studies at the Terie, noted for timidity like a martlet in the margins of history.
The piece reviews William Cowper's life at Huntingdon and Olney with Rev. Unwin, his relation to Dr. Newton and Coleridge? No, Cowper’s growth as a poet. It discusses his progression from law to poetry, his nature studies, and the 1787 volume of poems, highlighting his moral and ethical themes, satire, and notable poems such as John Gilpin and translations. It notes his refinement of language, humor, and the national reputation earned by his contemplative and domestic verse.
An uncharted recruit from the Culdit team regiment of Guards cut his throat on Wednesday in Bath, severing the windpipe, and leaped into the Avon. He was removed quickly, and by Friday authorities considered recovery likely. The sergeant reportedly relinquished all claim to the recruit.
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