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Fragments of an advertisement appear scattered with doubtful phrases like Chance fe and Chance for. The readable bits suggest a marketing prompt or classified note. No clear product, price, or contact details are evident in the legible text.
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Iza. Neat
Locke
Haense
Tirka
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
N.B
Church of Rome
Luther
Thintown
Ward and Chandler
Coney Street
York
Scarborough Spaw
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Thomas Chesson
Feweller
Queen-street
Cheapside
Brazil
Fauconer
N. B
London
Henry Garraway
Black Raven
Powell
Turner
Charles Court
Hungerford Market
Strand
W. Lloyd
King’s Arms Tavern
Chancery-lane
Fleet-fireec
Cox
the Lamb
Memoria Technica
Richard Grey
D.D
Hinton
Northamptonshire
John Stagg
Westminster Hall
A. Bettesworth
C. Hitch
F. Clay
D. Browne
Pore
E. Hill
White-Fryars
Fleec-street
A Rouse Ley
Dobyns
Lincoln’s Inn
John Moore
Gartick
Robert
Henry Stephens
Vatcolan
Morel
Colinzus
Ulum Delphini
Paris
Paul’s Coffes-house
James Buckland
Osborne
Gray’s-Inn
Strahan
Cornhill
Steen
Templelane
Atkinson
Jackson
St. James’s-treet
Shropshire
New Bond-street
Harding
St. Martin’e-lane
Lewis
Covent-Garden
St.Paul’s Church-yard
Ace O
Cellebra
Germany
Wardapd
Temple-Bary
NLB
Pelte
Britain
John Chamberlayne
Lord Chamberlain
Prince Ox Princess of Wales
Duke
Admiralty
Treasury
Custom-House
Excise
Salt-Office
Stamp-Office
Horse and Foot-Guards
War-Office
Navy-Office
Lancaster
Scotland
D. Midwinter
St. ‘Paul’s Church-yard
A. Ward
Little Britain
S. Birt
Ave-Mary-Lane
B. Motte
C. Bathurst
T. Wotton
H. Lintot
J. and
R. Tonfon
The
Poayle
England
Great Britain
Loren
Honfields
Houtholds
Prince of Wales
Papis
Tharicy
Westminster
Westotinfter-Habl
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