Amicable Society Admission Rules and Notices
Fragmentary report outlines a historic Amicable Society with terms for admitting members ages and fees. Mentions a coffee-house venue and a court setting, noting the establishment of a second society for aged beneficiaries and reference to settlement proceedings in the High Court of Chancery.
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Premiums for Planting and Husbandry proposed by society
The Society for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce offers premiums in planting and husbandry. Awards include gold medals or twenty pounds for experiments on winter fodder crops such as turnips cabbages carrots parsnips and potatoes on strong land with comparisons between two or more plants. Required reports then by early 1772 and 1773 with crop data sowing taking up preservation and feeding applications. </S>
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Robert Cole
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Open letter to Sir Fletcher Nokron on ministerial corruption
An 18th century style missive praises Sir Fletcher Nokron for confessing ministerial corruption and urges him to switch sides. It argues his shift would earn public favor and a peerage for his wife, claiming the ministry would promote him to lordship to resolve his political stance.
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Letter praising Timws plan to form coalition with Lord North
A reader in the London Evening Post advocates adopting a plan by a writer named Tullius. The letter urges a coalition led by Lord North to restore royal favor, displace Wilkes and his faction, and bring peace and concord to the realm. The writer signs off with a courteous closing.
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Dr Norris Antimonial Drops Advert for a Medicine
The advertisement touts Dr Norris Antimonial Drops as a highly exalted remedy with extraordinary cures. It offers a gratis essay detailing its virtues and a catalogue of cures, with sales through Royal authority in multiple London locations and towns, also available in Dublin.
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