Unclear medieval notices touch Guildhall records
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals with London Guildhall references and dates in November. Names include Sarmadt Julies, William Wells of Sroud Glou cestershire, Oliver Barton of Ratcliffe, Robert Crowtier, Thomas Ve pables, Eaton Nurs Lancashires, and Richard Shiota of Orpington, all tied to guildhall records in London.
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Boss
Fee
Sarmadt Julies
London
Guildhall
Fity
William Wells
Sroud
Gloucestershire
Oliver Barton
Bite
Ratcliffe
Highway
Carpenter
St. Guildhall
Becty
Robert Crowtier
Thomas Vepables
Eaton Nurs
Lancashires
Fith Unuwiters
Deess Attens Richard’ Shiota of
Orpington
Population, finance, and war talk from Vienna to London
From London dated Thursday October 26 a long digest covers Austiran Monarchy population figures, non Catholic counts, Dutch naval forces at Middleburgh Rotterdam and Amsterdam, and parliamentary business. It notes charity for abducted children and reports on city finances, bridge house accounts, and local governance.
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Vienna
Monacay
Auslia
Holland
Nave
Lintaefne
Middleburgh
Zeeand
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Bliubire
Schicdain
Baockhing
Maritroutc
Texsl
Marty Teal
Brance
Portugal
Chintine
Frere
Cuttom-house
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
City Landa
Gailiball
Bridg--house
Roberts
Michaelmas
Musgrave
Thas
Advice of a late emiert Physician on putrescent disorders
A fragment offers guidance for patients facing putrescent disorders. It urges vigilance over health, strict cleanliness, and the use of strong scents and vinegar. It advises moderate drinking, port wine, temperate meals, and avoiding entry into sick rooms without a perfumed barrier to the mouth.
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Cloacina
Memorandums On Disease Cures From A Poor Man's House
Notes recorded in a poor man’s home by the late Dro Fo hea poil and now published from principles of humanity. The text discusses health cures and contrasts private aid with public afflictions, highlighting charitable remedies and medical observations.
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N.B
Dro Fo
High Water at London Bridge Friday Morning Minutes
Water level notes show morning and afternoon readings at London Bridge with measurements, reflecting tidal and river conditions. OCR text is garbled but indicates timing and magnitude of high water, with unclear units and dates.
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London Bridge
A Troubled Tale of Shandy and School Gossip
The narrative recounts Mr. Sturne and the spread of Pilgrim Shandy verses amid a rural parish. It notes reactions of townsfolk and clergy, mentions Ye Younk and the Principal, and depicts social friction over literary satire and public talk in a late 18th or early 19th century setting.
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Biortis
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Pitts
Fufe
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Uwe
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Linia
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Wien
Yenck
York
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Ier
Ci Ierick
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Shemal
Lee
Ieee
Ari Yusick
Pope Tages
Fey
OHM
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Heroputaren
Lee Aife
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