Justice walks her rounds and sends offenders to Covent-Garden Oven
Sunday reports describe Justice walking her rounds on Eyre street area. A posse of amorous passengers were rounded up and sent to the Covent-Garden Oven, while others faced examination and possible academy enrollment in Torhill-fields to learn the harsh Principles praised by the public. Nearby Bristo reports a young woman bore three children with two killed by fire and river disposal. Katharine Knowland was executed at Tyburn where beams were removed and she was hanged upright on a post.
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Postscript London reflects on Dutch trade claims and allied tensions
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Fragmentary OCR text about seeds and markets with scattered figures
Fragmented OCR content lists seeds and market figures with references to quarters, percentages, and various places. It mentions states, banks, and divisions, but the text is garbled and largely unreadable.
Pirates and taxes on marine pays in 18th century notice
A circa 18th century pamphlet describes evasive payments and debts of marines, detailing government money issues, distribution, and instruction to the poor about understanding and recovering funds. It cites J. Massrie as printer and mentions Temple-Bar and the Royal Exchange as publishing and dealing venues.
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PaTHaok at the Diffutians of 2 is valuable
Charles, a Roya member, notes a valuable 10 Winslow, Haderen, and updates on Diffutians of 2 with emphasis on PaTHaok. The fragment mentions names and positions within a royal context.
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This Day was publish’d a new and beautiful four pocket edition of a translation of Rollin’s works. Printed for Hinch and Hawes in Paternoster Row. Price 2s 6d bound in Row. Includes Greek grammar notes and Latin versions with critical remarks and references to poets and orators. Designed for university students.
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