Cock-Match and Auctions in Lincolnshire and Warwickshire
A dated notice announces a cock-fighting event between the No'lamen Gentllemen of the Nor ch and Noblemen of the Bouch Side Lincoln to be fought at Mr Robert Smeeton's house, with sixty one cocks per side, and a ten guineas stake. Also listed are mercantile notices for Merl. Grago and Co. Montpelier warehouse selling cordials and syrups, with auctioned Northbrokes Farm near Warwick and other properties including a large dwelling, several outbuildings, and multiple rents. and a weekly publication update for a religious work by William Burkitt with subscriptions and delivery terms.
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No'lamen
Gentllemen
Tle Norch
Lincoln
Robert Smeeton
England
Merl. Grrago and Co
Montpelier
Gexuris Montpelier
Duke Street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
London
Paris
Montgeher
Europe
Waite Lion
Warwick
Northbrokes
Northbrookes Farm
Fulbrooke
Marshall
Stratford
Alcester
Henley
Arden
Bétare
Pear
Coventry
Mcleed
Theresa
Holywell
Rowinton
Gammon Wihout
Bushwood
Shrewley
Birmingham
Langley
Claverdon
Pradnock
Beardsley and Parry
Stratford Upon Avon
Jesus
William Burkitt
M.A
Dedham
Esex
T- Alborne
H.woodfah
A. Millar
B. Dod
W. Strahan
J. Rivington
J- Hinton
Fuller
Sen. R. Baldwin
Hawes
Claine
J. Longman
B. Law
J. Field
C. Rivington
E- Diky
C. Corbett
WW. Richardson
J Fuller
J. Wilkie
Z. Stuart
J. Payne
J. Wren
R. Ware
G. Keith
C- Henderson
Johnson
J-Cooke
M. Richardson
Collins
W- Nicoll
St. Paul’s Church-yard
India Company
Charles Wenman
Royal Exchange
Cey
Swithhing’s Alley
Jenuin
Olonel Draper
Galson
Manila
Lercer
Earl of Halifax
South
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Bond
Greenwich T’ark
Covent-Garden
Evexing
Lowndes
Fleet-Sreet
AV. Nicoll
St Paul's Church-Yard
Wale
Grignion
The
Pew
Temple Henry Croker
the Earl of Hillborough
Thomas W [Illiams
Samuel Clark
J. Wilton
J. Fell
Pater-nofter Row
J. Fletcher and Co
St. Paul’s Church
Walker
Vinet Veritas
Lincel’s Inn
Lam
George Walthew
Walthew
Harrow- Garden
Mr. Pailler
Princes Free
Sydney’s Alley
Leicester-Fields
Cros
Warehaoure
Shoe-Lane
Fleet-street
Newbery’s
Bible
Sunon St. Paul’s Church Yard
Great Iisar
Ireland
Dr. James
Quack Medicines and Odd Local News From Ipswich and Cambridge
A fragment from a 18th century newspaper details a dubious remedy for fevers and inflammations priced at two shillings and sixpence, plus several short local notices. Items mention a widow’s maid’s staged accident with peas, shipwreck near Sunderland, a parliamentary death, highway robberies, salmon shipment, and the funeral of Rev. Richard Walker with ceremonial pomp.
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Woudaonutz
Taree Brothers
Sunderland
William Wright
Matter
Bailatt
Lynn
Miss Ridley
Matthes Ridley
Anthony Cooper
Francis Nes Bra
Anthony
Suiderland
Ipswich
Woolnough
Boyton
Woodbridge
Thomas Watson
Scotland
Aiden
Crnbridge
Laft
Trinty Covere Chapel
Richard Walker
Upwell
Norfolk
Cafuntry
Iuim
All Saints
Turbulent Invasion Rumors From Bruges and Naples
Iffy OCR fragment recounts disorder in Naples and Bruges with a fleeing empress queen issuing amnesty for defectors. Mentions young noble linked to a famed family, a servant girl, opera world, and widespread raids with guards patrolling streets. Sounds like wartime famine and pursuit with grim toll.
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Peflevday
Naples
Jduke de Mara Fona
Ingdeny
Gabic
Eloepe
Ciy
Wales
Bruges
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Lowther
Loweiher
Saiders
Ian
S.r
He WoodFill
Ter
R. Baldwin
Hoyle
Mr. Heyle
Ste
Gilby and Moran
Cross Roads
Pratin
England and
J. Brotherton
H. Woodfall
J. Buckland
R, Baldwin
P Stewarts
Crowder
C. Carpelt
R- With
R. Horsfield
C. and
Miter Jonxson
Madam Johnson
J. Fuller
Nicoll
Sts Paul’s Church-Yard
New Bucks
Ho.stackhouse
Gregory Sharpe
Donace
Davin Watson
Samuel Patriick
Atnsworch
Herericus
Terences
Samuelpatrick
Edward
Charles Dilly
James
Pri