Royal Society of Musicians perform in Westminster May 1737
A historical notice lists performances by the Royal Society of Musicians under noble patrons at Westminster in May 1737. It names principal performers, cast, and a schedule of sacred oratorios and choral pieces with dates and venues, including the Abbey and St Albans area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensfadas
Mintiehaine
Royal Society of Musicians
Car Martilen
Foray
Eof
Exeter
Earl of Sand
Earl of
Wetihinster
Bhey
Eaee Erie
Toral Eciyfe
Simei
Choma
Sanfon
Inara Lord
Derciny
Ikwadik
Matame Alara
Miss Hardwood
Waerton
Vios Ambrose
5 Abrams
Mist A. Fa Ams
Ant Sanore Storace
Signor Burlnelli
Mr. Harrison
Kelly
Parry
Norris
Mr. Lavelle
Myr. Sale
Ma. Corfe
Vi Knyvett
Crampness
Mathias
Broad Osk
Severn
Westbury
Newnham
Eicht
Gloucester
Wolftore
Forest of Dean
Samuel Connock
Band
Newant
Romt
Curidee
Pearce
Sotenap Catharte
Faliam
Uedeur Ik
Henry Thornton
Aotha
Yubad Paiond
Marin
Tad Fiewi
Unclear OCR Item On Purchaser Convenience Phrase
The readable text is fragmented and does not provide a coherent event, person, or organization. It lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or actionable details to form a factual newspaper card summary.
Somile Streetty Bishopsgate Improvement Proposal
A fragmented notice describes street improvements and property frontages near Somile Street and Bishopsgate. It mentions paving, walls, and related works, with bids or prices and a date for proceeding, including survey details and locations of public notices.
Auction Notice Listing Farmland and Assets
A historical auction notice details sale of valuable farm land and estate holdings. It names trustees and vendors and references rent, annual values, and specific parcels including Cranboarss and related properties. The document lists various improprieties and legal terms tied to the sale and control of the assets.
Nobility and Public in Tea Recall at Synod Meeting
Fragmentary text describes discussions about nobility, public duties, and a coinage issue. References to staves, pactiars, and various figures hint at ceremonial roles, costs, and overlooked elegance. Unclear details remain due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
Federal
Warnag
Hanis Chemy
Gants
Betes
Trial unveils tangled record of 18th century thefts and arrests
Dense OCR fragment describes legal proceedings, public notices, and criminal cases involving robbery, apprehension, and penalties. It references names like Anthony Pod and Rev. Robert, locations such as Arundel and Petworth, and actions from the Chancery to the Royal Dandy. The text details court steps, sentencing prospects, and Admiralty orders for ships and crews.
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General Pott
Secon
Naked Infers
Wat Emi
Arundel
Midaurit
Pec Ile
Gracias Perder
Ommatius
Poflus
Anthony
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St. Paul’s Churchyard
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Anthea
I Judas
Maccabius
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Miy
Janey Jar
Arael
Jethus
Saul
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Somile Stree
Ty Bishopsgate
Surret
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Sovacun
Pierce
Cipeda Vii
Attias Grea Rona
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Pacisnoof Rees
Feighery
Cranboarss
London Hospital
Pones
Whitechipel
Sunday-School Society
the Earl of Salisbury
Thomas Baddington
Fry
Juan Harman
Eng
James Martin
Erg
Brook Watton
Eigi M
Josepts Langmea
Steve-Grute
Tron Fousde
Guifwell-street Road
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Steyning
Rovert
Navin
Udidoon
Ielanit
Eich
Wandborg
Ste
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de Park
Soomine Malak
Cavatrs
Admiralty
Chatham
Voronin
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Bidel
Mab
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Cape
Enon
Macy
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