Fragmentary London notice and Yorkshire obituary
A mixed, fragmentary postscript from London and Yorks shows local notices and reminiscences. It mentions Tom Wilson once at school in Yorkshire, later city affairs, notes on governance and transport at Plymouth and Berry, and obituaries including Charles Allanson and Lord B. The text also covers theatre gossip, prices at Leadenhall and Whitechapel markets, and a safety proposal by Sir John Fielding on guarding routes near Tottenham.
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Northamptamenis
Yorkshure
Edisor
Tom
Yorkshre
Yuri
London
Paris
Tam
Wilson
Br mham-Biggin
Yorkshire
Charles Allanson
Ripon
Pope
Hugh Earl of Marchmont
Earl Bathurst
Lord Mansfield
George Arbuthnot
Lord B
Cirencester
Robert Ansey
Constantinople
Murray
Suffolk
Delamere
Dover
Jamaica
America
Bafton
Cork
Bolton
Plymouth
Boston
Catwater
Dail
Buften
War-office
Mitchell
Royal Dock Yard
Fn Tis Kingdom
Coval Garden Theatre
Liverpool
Coonstall
Ilee
Lewes
Hamlet
Drury-lane
Covent Garden Theatre
Sheridan
Miss Davies
Leoni
Smith
Drury Lane Theatre
Norfolk
Edinburgh
Leaden-hall Market
Whitechapel
Lock Hospital
Sir John Fielding
Franklin
John
Sir John
Shoreditch Church
Tottrentem Highcrof
Tottenham
Morefai
Iejary
Repai
Laft
Harewood
Richard Wortley
D.S. Fleming
Harewood-heoule
Lord Chelerfeld
Breyer
Leeds
Francis Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
United Company Merchants of England committee notices proposals
Left India House Sept 6 75s says the Committee of Buying of the United Company Merchants of England to the East Indies invites written proposals for lowest prices with no statement opportunity. For details apply to Mr Plasford, Clerk to the Board of the Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
United Company
England
East-Indies
Peroni
Plasford
Fard
Cure for Rheumaman Disease by Dicey and Co Drops
Ruth Willas of Capus near Garflane Lancs credits Dicey and Co Drops for a cure after six weeks of illness and failed remedies. Two Lancaster women reportedly found relief, with Mr. John Bell and others selling the medicine in Lancaster Kendall and at Sleddall's shop, while Dicey and Co warn against counterfeiters and sever ties with untrustworthy dealers.
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Ruth Willas
Capus
Garflane
Bateman
Lancaster
G. Parkin
Dicey and Co
High Water at London Bridge and Bank Stocks
Fragmented financial notice listing times for a London event at noon and readings of various securities. Mentions Bank Stock, India bonds, South Sea, New and Old Annuities, 3 and 4 percent consols, Navy bills, and lottery ticket prices with mixed decimals and fractions. Indicates a period style market summary from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Consol
Bank Ann
Pr. Navy, &c
Bank Long Ann
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Great-Berkhaarad
Herts
Sarcho
Lincolnshirf
Bolinehrke
Eart-Holland
Wanfleet Haven
White- Hart Inn
Courry
Surry
Granby
Daniel French
Boicher
Sayle
Atuare
Eptom Sforeford
Adjmnont
Ald Inn
William Hebiart
Fale
Everett
Felim
Bassingbourn Parsonage
Bimaghoura
Weibrunite
Roy'cn
County of
Hertford
Black
Harlow
Essex
Temple-bar
Day
Roytton
Ugon
Jermyn Street
St James's
Purridge
Halifax
Meil
Eyes
Mubery
Surfo Estates
Weoanridge
Peter Kersey
Monewden
Mpoenden
Ann Watkins
Ipswich
Ible
Paterniars
Edmund Jenney
Pungay
Adams
Enliaga
Robert Yy Cartas
Snc
Beit Lewes Catia
Ius Hierdom
Mackerze
Postscript
Balad
London Bridge
Tom Morrosy
Aftier
Lord- Chesterfield
Lord Lyttelton
Lord Chesterfield
Wortley Montague
Stanhope
the Earl of Chesterfield
R. Snggy
Fleet-street
Rkeyse&er
Europe
C. Tris
Williams
Muacre Tavern
Fleet-treet
Mr. Dorham
Cockspur-street
Charne-cress
Dodd
Sureeen
Bath
Gray
Bosvier
Ronyal-Eschange
M'Kenzie
Meintyrs
Kingston
Amater
Stace
Cliaghan