Letter from Sir Hof and Sir Joseph on Harnglels folly
A fragmentary 18th century letter from Sir Joseph and others discusses accusations and personal insults. John Horne replies with sarcasm, calling the addressee a scoundrel and asserting his independence from ecclesiastical duties. The communication notes resignation from a Brentford post and a demand for private audience.
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Joba
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Ube
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Brentford
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John Horne
Public life and dangers in 1773 Lewes note
Watkin Lewes writes a sharp public note defending a sheriff’s duty to handle treachery and enemies, citing Middlesex Freeholders who call Mr Herne a scoundrel and lieber and urging severe measures. The dated missives reflect 18th century political venom and legal authority.
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Westminster Magazine May 1774 An Overview Of Its Content
A list of articles in the Westminster Magazine for May 1774 includes remarks on Nabobs and proceedings against them, summer amusements, theatre entertainments, masquerades, architecture observations, a late intrigue, portraits of Lord Essex and his lady, Mrs Elmy memoirs, Edwin and Cecily, critiques of Tunis prices and plays, Rosaline a novel, reviews, June 1773 toasts, verses by Lady P— to Miss Vernon, and various other items. Published by W Goldsmith at Paternoster Row with further sellers at Royal Exchange and Charing Cross.
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Rofatine
Valfain
Umeber
Pthe Westminster
Foote G Theatre
Sadler's, Wells
Vaustrall
Masyhone
Lord North
Lord Essex
E-l--my
Edwin
Cecily
Tunis
Waldron
Kent
Hull
Henry II
Miss Vernon
House of Lords and Commons debate amid holiday adjournment
Reports from the British Parliament noting an adjournment for Whithin holidays, committee readings, and a plan to engross a bill with amendments. Mentioned are brokers registering public securities, expected action on the India bill, and nominations for sheriffs. plus society notices from Amsterdam and Seville about trade, currency, and letters.
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House of Gommmona
Fentrta
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Ld C
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Ireland
France
Mahon
Sequin
Ian
Jcket
Amaica
Gordon
Wyin
London
New-York
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Laleham
Guildford
Kent
Couty
Surry
England
Seemen
Sir Horace
Dorkes
Davis
Huffey
Surry Eese
Lord Ee E
Stahe
Wis
de Bur Nanture
Norfolk
Somerie Feat
Wimbbiedot
Arundel-cale
Gloucester
Rogers
Shrewfour
Fragmentary 18th Century Market Notes and Rhetoric
A garbled page shows currency quotes, bank rates, and shares with scattered names and places. The text mixes dialogue about pretenders and rewards, alongside prices for stock and commodities, all in a dense, incongruous ledger style from London and colonial references.
Love and Virtue in a Troubled Heart
A man laments love and fears disclosure until a night of dance reveals that the beloved is his sole solace. He swears by Love’s power that none compare to her, pledging life without her would be unbearable. Eventually vows bind them as guidance through life’s joys.
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Langbourm
Amete Childerton
Park-street
Grosvenerware
Lewes
Fane
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Ralph Sydenham
John 4
Tan
Robert Brand
Lon
Acre
Majehty
Greepeich
Mary
Cosdiciae
Euler
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