Debates on Ministers and Antichrist in Age of Apostasy
A broad pamphlet by Thomas Woolfros condemns modern clergy as ministers of the letter and apostate worship, arguing against celestial and apocalyptic interpretations. Items advertise horse races at Kingsmoor near Somerford and other auctions, along with estate notices at Winches Farm near Ware and properties in Buckinghamshire and Litchfield.
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Calo Thesbires
Thomas Woolfros
Sidsey College
Cambridge
Kingsmoor
Somercon
Somerfershire
Market Cross
Ivelchetter
Great Hadlam
Ware
Hertfordshire
Winches Farm
Loddon
John Sewoe
John Sewoe of 4Oobarne
Bedfordshire
John Bret
Biferid
Oivencry
Newhamptonshire
Aedrew
Lagrange
Lyons-Inc
London
Lamley
Maooor House
Cry
York
Battersea
James Berry
Fragmentary London Ledger Describes River Parade and Plans
Partial 18th century notice reports crowds along the river with barges and boats moving from the Tower. It mentions a design to travel with his son in law Mr. Morris and Mrs. Morris, and notes various chapels and attendees in a loose, garbled transcription.
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London
E. Beringren
Bloomsbury
T. Payrie
Stationers-Hall
Morris
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Prodley
Alretas
Councy
Stafford
Henry Goring
Bsg
Yoo
Litchfield
Tho
Parker
Kong's Bed Walks
Inner Temple
Michael Tiley
Lwin Lichfiel¢y
Goring
Tilley
Pennyworth
Greac-Wiarlow
Buckinghamshire
Beoo
New Band-street
Hanover Square
Peter Norton
Marlow
Jacob’s Coffee House
Aod Crowe
Threasneedle-street
Royal Bychange