Fragmentary Note on House Subscriptions and Officials
Fragmentary OCR text mentions requirements to stand at a house of a subscriber of at least a Guinea. References to ordinaries and assemblies at the Crown, and names H. W. Wilson, Esq. Patrick Plake, and Stew ate appear as garbled proper nouns in a damaged historical notice.
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H. W. Wilson
Phe
Patrick Plake
Cary Fitzpain
Charlton Mackerel
Somerset
James Samson
Ilchester
Shepton Mallet
Lichester
Somierton
Newman
Barwick
Red Sea
Fetter-Lane
Gentleman’s Magazine
Lord
Charles
Robert Dudley
Robert Cotton
Mr. Cuming
Ludlam
Spain
Aé&1
Heory
Richard Plantagenet
Rome
Leeds
Horwith
D. Henry
St. John’s Gate
F. Newbery
Devizes
County of Wilk
S. Nathaniel
Read
Ogelaid
Bélog
Nathaniel Read
Thomas Palmer
Copartner
Jacob Clarkson
Haberdather
Bread-street
London
Gloucester
Worcester
Stafford
Warwick
Coventry
P. Uriel
Inner Temple
Viner
Bacon
Comyn
Samsom
Newcastle House
Prussia
Williamson
J. Almon
Burlington-house
Piccadilly
S. Bladon
Patur-notter- Row
Patri Vicar
R. Walker
England
Ireland
Scoland
America
King’s Arms
Sessions House
Thomas Greenough
Kings-Arms
Peitke and
Mostar
Ludgate-Street
J. Newbery
Bible and Sun
St. P
Panl's
T. Greenough
Edinburgh
Tie Earl of Mareh
Scotland
Earl of Hyndford
Leith
Border Johnny
Graham
Couriy
Belleitle
Hitherton
Ifa
Salcoats
Cumbernauld
Unjust Judges and a Loyal Dog Spark Royal Contempt and Public Mockery
A Caledonian Mercury excerpt rages against corrupt judges who shield injustice. It recounts a kingly dog parceling truth by exposing Chevalier Macaire, who incites a duel with the animal to reveal guilt. The tale praises canine sagacity and public denunciation of power.
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Hinttelp
Horace
Latimer
Charles V
France
Aubin Des Montdidier
Bondi
Paris
Aubin
Chevalier Macaire
Aubin de Montdidier
Macaire
Accusser
Lisle
Memory of a Dog Honored at Montargis Castle Saloon
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the memory of a dog worthy of posterity and a monument placed over the chimney-piece in the great Saloon of the Castle of Montargis, reflecting royal and courtly memory.
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Montargis
Hunters Guide to Safe Bird Shooting
The poem urges cautious hunting with a well trained dog and gun at dawn. It advises checking the dog, restraining eager firing, and waiting until birds are clearly downed before celebrating. It emphasizes calm, steady aim and mindful pursuit through the day.
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