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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 19, 1787
Page
3
A late eighteenth century notice from Buxton requests those who have tried AQUA MEVITITICA AL KALIEN to attend at Fleet Street. It seeks signatures with a seal and prints names without comment of the patron. Guardian and trustees listed. venue readings set for April 22 with references to readings at Hanflope Bucks.
A public notice announces a meeting of the Trustees to repair the tolls on the last stretches of the road from the Fold near Shafford in Hertford County. The sale will occur Friday 7 March 1797 at eleven o clock at the White Hart Inn in Stefo at Hertford. Tolls payable and bids must arrive by the beat bidder time. By order of the Trustees William Kelfiss Clerk. The trust offers a salary of one thousand five hundred pounds per year for three years, with details to be set.
An 18th century advertisement extols Patent Fire Graters and ornate stoves for parlours halls and churches. It claims fuel efficiency improved warmth and dryness with various stove designs including register stoves and standing grates. Inventor and patentee is Je banyracud with James id tasty Holborn handling sales in London. Also promoted is an annals of chronology by Rev George Burton with various booksellers listed.
An old newspaper fragment by Charles Sawvn reports a public sale under local authority and discusses medical remedies and substances used to treat disease. The article, printed in St. Pauls issues, references figures such as S. BL and mentions vendors in New Weabeatiget while noting various preparations and their uses.
Part of Cambridgeshire on the borders of Huntingdonshire offers Manor Farm for sale. Describes location nine miles from Potten End and Leafes renews. features include a cottage with three fitting rooms, five bedrooms, and four outbuildings. Details mention numerous Pacto cards and furniture. owner allows partial payment. particulars available from Captving at No Birchintane, Lane 59, Mr Joi Fresman Cantbridge.
The readable parts mention a public action and references to officials, education and inspection themes. Names such as G J and J Rohe appear with scattered phrases about a school or education matter and a committee or board. The text remains highly garbled but indicates a local notice involving public offices and a decision under review.
Fragmentary historical note traces the origin of playing cards through kings and myth, detailing suits as social classes and military symbols. It references France, Spain, and England, noting influences from ancient cultures and the evolution of card designs and titles.
The text presents a garbled excerpt about knights, routes, and a staged contest. It references feinting, crambina of toe bee, and questions of chivalry and arms, with readers or participants described as knaves or servants and various fictitious names.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows garbled text and unclear names. The readable portion does not reveal a clear event, date, or involved parties.
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