STATE LOTTERITIES AND TRADE NOTICES FROM 18TH CENTURY
A fragmented listing includes names such as James Branscomb and John Furner, with auction and sale notices for properties, land parcels, and a map of Cambridge University area. References to Royal Exchange, Gracebury Street, and Fleet Street indicate merchant and real estate notices from 1730s to 1790s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Branscomb
Hoth Rn
Janes
Jf Cha
Yun
Bo Nabw
Geore Finca
Pecauilly
Robert Hocata
Tic Tae Beane
Eawarl Wont
Royal Exch
the Mornthe
Ceraigiy
Joan Jelinteny
Vope
Cone
Hers Loney Cho Joy Gerry Jono Nmictuceta
Gatom Os
Fleet-street
Jee Noeobamy
Poubry
James's
Jose Paooveney
Cavot Trimol
Semple
Jon Wr
Money Lenders Advertised Promptly for Information
Advertisers of money raising schemes and securities are urged to reveal their secret terms to the public. The piece condemns persistent money lads, notes warnings from sympathies in the press, and lists several advertised works with prices and inscribed offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
HOS Mos
Fragmented OCR Fictional Patchwork Entry
A garbled passage lists names and phrases with scattered references to people and places. It hints at dates, events, and roles but readability is severely compromised with numerous errors and missing context.
Abbe Raynald critique on slavery sparks debate
A letter in the London Evening-Post discusses slavery with references to Abbe Raynal and his History of Trade. The piece weighs religious and moral arguments, questions abolition tactics, and cites Cartouche and the Guinea trade to illustrate the brutality of the trade and the moral duty to curb it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynald
Born Tadies
Cartouche
Turquiscus
Cradenins
London News Summary of Dispatches and Accounts
Yesterday morning dispatches arrived from Gibraltar via Cape Ma Falk all reporting cereal trade ships from the Strengnes and arrivals of vessels from Walaga with fruit. Lord Sydney’s Office noted a night cold but recovery. the Best India Company elected Watham Devayrys as Dopey Chairigan after Jean Micute’s death. Capt George Sinton of Fort William left for Bombay and China after inspecting the Batt India house. Alderman Macauley faced public scrutiny amid a dangerous situation threatening his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gibraltar
Canny
Cape Mafkall
Strengnes
Wdalaga
Lord Sydney
I-Uan
Best India Company
Watham Devayrys
Jean Micute
Ceorge Sinton
Fort
Wilhan
Bombay
China
Batt Inda
Mir
Macauley
Fragmented OCR Chronicle Mentions Various Local Figures
Fragmented text lists names, places, and dates with scattered titles such as Rev, Mr, Capt. Long, and Pater of tie Reea Nap. Mentions Sutton, St Nowavon, Bedale, Ward, and Vabord with references to counties Kear and Gal Leet. No clear single event. appears as a jumble of notices and notices’ fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waryoor
Salirr
Dose
Pauwee
Euniagad Faanee
Sutton
Hone
Kear
St Ke Nowavon
Anuanah Tag Hove
Janis Brown
Atas Nic
Fis
Capt
Long
Apweds
Ae Nitie Bev
Toy
Sanmie da
Goth Andley-iHie
Powis
Wales
Te General Pew Ke. Toiday
Jwtines
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Ells
Jay
Ray Aye
Auto Tlon
Mer
Julia Varony
Grace Burdlet
Lorton
Mery
Ports
Leeke
Chester
Suen Oa
Camericus
Joseph Penning
Wilde
Cambroire Pon Gonden
Sivont
Ie Kang Y ME
Robles
Cohees
Aus
Money Business
Virowar
Manxiipare
Sortia
Pitt
Pius Thery
Lars
Creal Review
C Guaentator
Bea
Debra
Bard
Tae Qory
Crisce
Geri Tenkels
Charles
London Evening-Post
Comra
Aris
Sven
Newton
Bethnal Green
Greig Bas
Wwe
Asaeiepoys
Oider Guam
Ben Duharved
God Araposd
Tela Inc
Saurday
Lota
Boaceres Ap
Beter
Jasg
Chancery
Jane
Fok Arcana
London
Ilariev
Berio
LSB
Maton
Agaire Gort
Ghorcey
Osea
Bedale
Pius Dare Pike
Willi
Cape
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