Estates at Millom Castle and surrounding lands sale notice
A historical sale advertisement describes extensive lands between the rivers Duddon and Esk, with manor rights and game, offered by Meff. Wilson and Peele and Mr. Pemberton. John Arnburner of Millom Castle appears to oversee premises and funding arrangements. Additional notices reference various antiquated letters and scholarly works for sale.
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Pac Ot
T Lanca
Hasene
Duddon
Esk
Wilson and Peele
Symond
Poland
T. Paynéy
St. Martin's
Georgicus
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Churchyard
Almion
Preablys
F. Blyth
Fiathdang
Corll
Qxonii
Typogrs
Clarendeniang
Bi Prince
Bendini
J. c. Regge
Bibliop
Lord North
University of ‘Oxford
D. Prince
Oxford
J. and
F. Rivington
Esa
London
Britain
Philotheorus
G. Robinson
Paternofter-row
Postscript on Metastasio translation at Drury Lane
The essay debates Aaron Hill and Hoole on Merope and Cyrus translations from Voltaire. It lauds Metastasio as a poet, critiques fidelity to original style, and favors Hoole for preserving dramatic effect over direct translation, while noting Digmond’s Eurydice and Merope’s lead actress as notable but secondary.
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Drury-lane
Aaron
Hilk
Volmirg
Merope
Ted
Browne
Barbarossa
Achmet
Zaphira
Hoole
Cyrus
Avenger
Mandane
Fountain of
Astarte
Mr. Hoole
Megope
Mr. Hal
Doritaan
Manda
Meropes
Metestafia
Hill
Voltaire
Motestafia
Forgur
Ledtt
Wupen
Mentestafio
Digmond
Pértt
Flage
Anil
Extract from Essay on Septuox and Adultery
A historic letter from admirers of Reverend J. F requests a publication extract from his Essay on Septuox and Adultery. They praise his sentiment and ability and seek an earnest exertion of his talent on the subject, promising public attention in Deptford.
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Garena
J. F
Deptford
Fragmented verse on pride and religious duty in wartime prose
The text offers archaic warnings about pride and calling, urging humility and devotion. It weaves biblical allusions with a call to Christian warfare avoidance, citing Paul Peter and early church examples to urge restraint. It references Atlantis, Beeps, and a wartime refrain, ending with a pseudo herald name WARBSTONTENSIS.
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Paul
Peter
Market and society notes from London era newspapers
The column surveys unrest in markets with Amsterdam infalvéncies and credit fears, details possible council of commerce, stray criminal anecdotes, theatrical plans, and a Dartmouth governor accident. It notes ship clearances, currency concerns, and local incidents including a fatal carriage crash and a shooting mishap, ending with listings of theatre bills and stock prices.
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Manilla
Madrid
Eat India
Lord North
Council of Commerce
Amsterdam
Senate of
Venice
Cardinal Rezzonico
Moore
Cheapside
Mr. Moore
England
Exether
Newcastle
Liverpool
I Cid
Corneille
Dau Pter Cibbey
Madempirelie Heinel
Mr. Lepie
Slingsby
de. Goldfaiti
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J. Woodyer
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Great Britain
Francis Moore
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Egypt
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Holdsworth
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Royal Pit
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Bear-Key
Justin How
William Marsnatt
India
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Church of England
Mr. Wollaston
Richard Tillard
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East-India Affairs
House of Commons
East-India
T. Evans
W. Davis
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
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General Court of Proprietors
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Holborn
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