On Look at Losses and Charitable Gifts After Calamity
The text describes detailed loss assessments for buildings and goods after a fire, noting beer valued at fifty shillings per hogshead. It lists generous donations from noblepersons including the Duke of Chandos, the Earl of Pembroke, the Bishop of Ely, and others, plus a Bank Bill of 20 from London. It mentions scarce county benefaction and urges further charity to Mr Whithorne. Financial prices for South Sea and India securities follow.
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Winchester
Earl of Pembroke
Ely
Duke of Chandos
Lord Lymington
John Spencer
George Bridges
Elys
Duke of Bedford
Pawlet St. John
London
Soley
Alresford
Whithorne
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