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Parollel Woodward Kitg Hull Lafea Clarke Clown shucer Diania Mattocks Countess Miss Miller Heiapa Mife Macktin Principal Shuter Wroughton Lewes Quick Perry Thompson Bulkiy Kniveton Green Sarrant stage door box pit prices Doors open five curtain six Tomorrow thirteenth night Vivant Rex Regina L. F R D A.
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Kitg
Hull
Lafea
Clarke
Shucer
Wroughton
Lewes
Quick
Mc. Perry
Mr. Thompson
Me.a. Bulkiy
Kniveton
Green
Sarrant
Vivant Rex & Regina
L. F R
Printer of the Bordon Evening Pott inquiry note
A missive begins with To the Printer of the Bordon Evening Pott and opens a formal request or notice, likely addressing editorial or publication matters. The fragment suggests a historical newspaper context and formal address to the printer.
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Bordon Evening Pott
Parliaments Power on Bread Prices Debated at Bar
A parliamentary discourse debated whether the state could artifically alter bread and general prices without causing scarcity or inflation. Two gentlemen argued price levels depend on money supply. others urged Parliament to address bread fairness if mispricing harms the poor. A committee was agreed to investigate laws governing bread price setting.
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Bodmin
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Bodmyn
Gid
Parliamhent
Rainn
Jst
America
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Ongley
London Evening Port on Parliaments Needed Reform
A London Evening Post letter urges Parliament to address bread shortages and rising provisions. It cites population-driven land decline, smuggling, and monopolies as threats, warns of ruin without restraint, and critiques royal policy favoring naval cuts over land forces. It ends with a printer’s note and a separate poem request.
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London
Pharoah
Tom
Britain
Ireland
A Gentleman of Plymouth Letters to Lord North
A London Evening A CC A-R DF A Gentleman of Plymouth presents a note addressed to Lord North. The writer begs leave to assure the recipient that the large letter was well received and hopes for a second letter, pleasing Plymouth friends. The appeal promises a candid exposition of tyranny and the bareness of man and a response to actions that render them contemptible.
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A.letgersana
Leo
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