Prayer for Unity and Royal Strength in Troubled Times
The letter pleads for national unity and a faithful ministry, urging blessing on the King and his officers, and asking God to restrain corrupt entrenchments, reconcile the people with France, and ensure peace and provision while exposing fishmongers selling duck plaice as turbot.
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London
Evening-Pot
Mr. Meres
Your’s, &c. Dubius
Thomas Greenough
Lidgate-street
T. Greesough
Nuine
T. Grli Nough
J. Newer
Bibly
Sunin
Intelligence Extraordinary At Court Of A North Island
A correspondent reports great perplexity at the Court of a northern island near 10 Utopia with cabinet councils aimed at a ministry change. Insiders claim the move is a ruse to amuse foreign envoys while preparations unfold to counter a powerful northern prince who threatens hereditary dominions and allies with a recent war. The piece accuses the prince of draining treasuries and drawing kingdoms toward new conflict, despite a royal alliance protecting the crown.
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Bieilofelsky
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Brunswick
Basil
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Huninguen
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England
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Treasury
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House of Commons
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West India
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Fez
Morocco
Niger
Gambia
Africa
Gibraltar
Mr. Harrison
Ais
South Seas
Corn Exchange
Mark Jane
Lisbon
Mail from Holland and European Dispatches Reach London
Reports from various capitals describe appointments in the Polish and Russian courts, changes in English government offices, and diplomatic moves. News covers Bankers Kielberg Kiel, Turkish and Morrocan coastal actions, and arrivals at Berlin, Basel, and Madrid with military and political notes.
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Peterbourgh
M. Filosophon
Copenhagen
Karoncehorst
Count de Woronzow
Moscow
Warsau
Castelan of
Culin
M. Dziewanowski
Elbinggue
M. Grabowski
Dantzig
Pruffack
Mirachaw
Council of Polish Prasia
Stockholm
Isaac Claron
Hans Wittfuth
State Bank
Bank Stock Notes Amid 18th Century Ledger Fragments
Fragments show bank stock entries with old and new annuities and red balances. Entries reference South Sea, Consol, and various ditto marks, with odd fractions such as 1 half 233 and 5-8ths, indicating historic ledger notation and share valuations from early financial records.
Londor Bridge High Water Timetable
A fragmented timetable lists water levels and times for Londor Bridge with entries like morning nine o clock and afternoon three, implying a schedule for river conditions. The text is incomplete but indicates fluctuating levels and a potentially daily sequence across morning and afternoon periods.
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Londor Bridge
To-ma-row
Mt Tafe Thurslay
Alter
Protestant Martyrs Chronicle for England’s Reform Era
Addressed to Protestant families this eighteenth century prospectus advertises a weekly sixteen issue pamphlet series with copper plates. It promises lives and sufferings of English Protestant martyrs from Henry IV to Mary I, a stark polemic against Popery, and a plain refutation of Romish errors by Rev. Matt Chew Taylor. It lists J. Pridden as publisher and notes free proposals.
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Henry the Fourth
Mary
Tendig
Matt Chew Taylor
J. Pridden
Fleet-street
Great Britain and Ireland
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