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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 23, 1733
Page
3
A fragmentary notice advertises a September event in Southampton County with auctions for horses and ponies. It lists entries, weights, prizes, and subscriber arrangements, noting viewable articles at Pigeon Place and related conditions for entries and weights.
Executors of the late Thomas Mifling summon a Portsmouth sale of his stock. The auction, to occur at one o clock in Portsmouth, offers items described as wines and mansion property, with lots of five buses each. Details and conditions will be disclosed at the sale site, and wine casting spans from the 21st to the 28th instant.
An old publication notice announces a second edition of CTA-REGIA translated from Rapin and Tapynas with extracts from Rapin’s history. It details weekly numbers, the planned format, prices, and lists subscribers and booksellers in Ludgate, St Paul’s, Paternoster Row, and other London locations.
A damaged OCR excerpt lists various historical figures, acts, dates, and political items. It references Sir John Cove, the Reform era, the Repeal of the Triennial Act, the Civil List revenue, and an almanack-like item with an alphabetical list of votes. The readable portions show scattered 17th and 18th century names and topics.
Fragmented old advertisement notes the circulating volumes on medicine and obstetrics. It mentions Dr A Samma, the Latin synopses, and publication details at Bleesfred, Cornhill, with pricing and edition notes. The fragment cites gifts of translations and references to poisons and eminent physicians in a period-voice style.
Fragmentary OCR shows a mid 17th or 18th century advertisement listing titles such as Restoration revolutions and descriptions of ancient states. It mentions subscriptions via T. Read and booksellers in London locations like Whiter Fleet Street, St James's Street, and Leadenhall Street, with multiple names and publishers. The legible pieces indicate a print shop notice urging reader subscriptions and delivery arrangements for a range of pamphlets and volumes.
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