Cambridge Benefactor Installs Son of Oxford Cleric
Fragmentary 18th century notice describes Cambridge presenting a clergyman named Cambridge to Standish in Lancashire, with mentions of Oldham Fellows, Yorkshire links, prizes in the State Lottery, and various worn advertisements for books, stock updates, and a range of colonial era notices. The text lists names, trades, and rewards, alongside parliamentary matter about bishops and a shelf of publications.
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