Fragmentary London Coffeehouse Route Listings
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple coffeehouses and routes across towns from Piccadilly to Gloucester, Bath, Liverpool, and beyond. The text names venues such as the Gloucester Coffee-house Piccadilly, the Bull and Mouth, and the Swan with Two Necks, mentioning travel from St Clement's Church area to numerous cities and inns with scattered locality references. The fragment preserves a network of billets and journeys rather than a cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Piccadillz
Norwich
Yarmouth
Arett
Derby
Liverpool
Coventry
Litchfield
St. Clement's Church
Sondsamptoward
Picca
Sania
Carmarthen
Abigel
Helimt St. Clement's Church
Piccadilly
Hereford
Bretrack
Milford Haven
Ste Clone
Pics Cadell
Birmingham
Udlecv
Blue
Bear
Howie
Coffee House
Piccadidir
Bath
Brayl
Andover
Blandford
Dorcufery
Tive
Tade
Coffie-house
Ivuy
Wells
Bridgeswater
Piceaibsy
Religious Books and School Texts for Charity Children
A list of religious and instructional books for charity schools and children, including spelling readers, catechisms, prayers, and conduct guides. Titles by Francis Fox and others are offered in multiple formats and prices, with a note that the works are recommended by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and may be obtained gratis from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sculvieris
Fogether
Francis Fox
Reading
Berks
Church Catecaigin
Thorr
Price Rjd
Mase Mann
Cy Cdnoss
Mate M.D. Reetor
Greatiani
Bittle
Wilks
AMENDMENTS TO CHURCH FUNDS AND LONDON NOTES
Fragmentary digest covers church charity funds, bread price fix, military officers, coinage debate, ship arrivals, and fires in Leeds and Lincolnshire. It notes Princess Amelia illness, Lord Mayor bread price cut, and local relief efforts for workers. Included are marital notices and public sales items from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Guildhall
Red Regiment
Thomas Sainsobury
Joan Bailey
Ward Stone
Eig
John Willoway
Kik
Witham Suridge
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R. Palmer
Mazeffy
Ireland
London
Sis
Cuelve
Enanot
Temedisic Sonteyand
Pofmasier-Generel
Anthony Todd
Dev
Norica
Admiralty of Bred
PH. Stephens
France
Univerity
Paris
A. Serahma
T. Cadell
The
Strand
W. Greech
J. Balfour
Edinburgh
Rome
la FT
Basil Kennet
C. Bathurst
J. F. and
T. Longman
B. Law
Bladon
J. Jon, Fen
J. Rubinson
W. Garver
R. Maldivian
Avas
Charles White
Manchester
Sit
Loauna
Charles Dilly
White
New
London Hospital
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
Lewes
Charles Webster
Ralph Irving
Edn Aon
C. Elliot
G. J. Anu
Moson
Rmanent Wyk
Tu Wise
Saint Peter
Alban
Herts
Gesteel Paxsint
Gustrumen
Gad Lapus
Vass
Ottawa
WSC
Mda
B. Mart LO
Teafonaba Pe
Lasea Hope Ap
Noac
Hale
Brown
Mareilles
Globe
Nuiairy
Lewis
Xveti
Nooihey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Evening Post
Mathew Carey
Dublin
States
New Hamanite
Georgi
Monascus
Atstocra
Meilrs
Beuzevilles
Foo Womanity
Jenny
Houghton
Civerpool
Baxrad
Leeds
Dee
Leeds Gates
Horncastle
Lincolshire
Hampton
Tarica
Toey Tal
Fath Gates
Fettir-lane
Wiiechapel
Old Bailey
Vetterday
Benjamin Peeacner
Bertondicy
Southwark
Stigton
Samuel Vlaivell
Flavell
Peckham Rye
Mits Birdch
Parkinton
Franks
Dorking
Ward
Brompton
Edward Heicltine
Jesus Christ
Richard Barke
M.A. Rector
Cawitus
Norfolk
Looshy- Fobow
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
Wiate
Pater-noiter-von
C. Berry
Wiels
Whent
London Bridge
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