Pump trial favors new water-raising device aboard Swiftsure
Gosport July 25 report on Admiral Geary and naval officers inspecting a new ship pump in the Swiftsure hold. Thirty men operated the rival pump systems spell by spell. the new design discharged near three tons of water per minute with fewer workers, prompting admiration. Disparate notes cover Portsmouth Dock fire, vigilance against strangers, and naval preparations at several yards.
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Fragmented London notice with executions and ads
A London column reports a mix of incidents and notices. It notes executions at Tyburn for burglary, a man killed by a red horse near a turnpike, a Paris style satire about a great prince’s literacy, and multiple marriages deaths and appointees. It includes shop ads for Pearl dentifrice by Jacob Heme t.
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Ungrateful man questioned by a lawyer in torn fragment
A fragment from the London Evening Post shows a y lawyer arguing that the times are fine with wife ministry taxes liberty and representation while a countryman complains with just cause. The text is cut off as the next word appears to be false.
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Present State of Great Britain and The Gentleman's Museum
Public notice of a comprehensive 1770 publication set detailing the present state of Great Britain including climate, divisions, laws, parliament, courts, and capitals. It advertises volumes, pricing, and the Monthly Chronicle with essays on history politics and morality, reproduced for readers and subscribers.
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