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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 23, 1734
Page
3
A dense notice sheet lists ship commissions and stock figures, a dolphin tavern advert, a missing mare reward, and a leasing opportunity near Lincoln. It includes dates for examinations and sales, reward offers, and property details in Somerset Watergate and nearby towns.
A fragmentary historical note references Thomas Baylis, an escape from the Gaol in Surrey, with a dated witness signature by Joseph Taylor and a February 255th, 733 marking. The legible portion mentions a courtly probations, a prepared defense, and a request to respond within a week.
Fragmentary notice from a charitable event at Je ksea House in Spring Garden dated February 33 1133 mentions a December day and a March deadline. It references a Summer of pie Chats poration and possible remaining funds to be awarded. The readable fragments suggest a distribution or settlement action by year end.
Public notice of two plays at the New Theatre in the Hay Market. The Mother in Law and the Doctor the Disease are acted by the Company of Comedians of his Majesty's Revels. Cast includes Sir Credulaus Hippeth and several named actors, with roles listed and a printer notice at Lincoln and Norwich.
An 18th century style catalog note announces a Second Edition with large additions by the author AVN, detailing Jerseys and Dutchy of Normandy, plus an appendix and a prospect of Elizabeth Castle. It lists prices, formats, and numerous works by Collier, Madox, Dryden, Walton, and others, offered by Samuel Baker in Covent Garden with sale notes on pamphlets and arithmetick and mathematical titles.
A scanned historical text listing numerous topics on human anatomy and physiology. It covers the skin secretions, respiration, the stomach and intestines, mesentery, vessels, thorax, brain, senses, reproductive organs, and blood circulation. The work appears printed for John Exchange in Cornhill and discusses the viscera and their functions under royal patronage.
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