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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 05, 1734
Page
3
An extracted fragment notes an annuity rate of 16 percent and a bank or pecan context. The garbled text references expected outputs or terms tied to a financial instrument, but the readable elements include a rate and some financial terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a meeting with commissioners and a clerk named William Urine. It mentions a date confusion and a mislisted inquest, with notes about attending and reform of an intake. The text is garbled but implies a formal county or municipal notice.
Fragmentary notice seeks information about a stray item or person connected to the grounds of Mr John Cox in the Parish of Se Ps. Middle te 2 ae i pve Years lt. fits peds highs Sao a Whoever w ares of so that be be had. Reward offered and charges affixed.
Creditors of Abraham Hutchinson of Uckfield in Sussex are asked to prove debts to Clement Lee of Southwark and Thomas Brunthell of Cheapside. The notice, dated October next, warns creditors to present proofs or be excluded from dividends and to settle debts to the administrators. The notice also mentions Mr Thomas Bauwsnxece and is published in the Gazette.
Property sale notice describes two farms and a house with freehold near Nornham. Includes multiple cottages and privileges, with revenue potential cited. Legal action involves John Hirches of Clifford's Inn and a specified movement of seats in a local context.
A dealer offers a complete set of medal and head portraits including epwacld and British antiquities, with prints of ancient Britons in their habits and Savoir dolls. Also available Rapin's History of England translated by Ketty and Morgan in large clear print by J Mechell, printer, Fleet Street.
A printed notice announces a powder prepared by the same person who offered a renowned cure for stranguary and stone. It claims vast sales, letters of cures, and stones sent by customers, with prices five shillings per paper and potential large profits for the seller. The item is available at the Bookseller near the Golden Ball by Chances Lane in Fleet Street.
A mid eighteenth century style tract argues education should free learners from prejudice and encourage critical examination. It emphasizes selecting proper tutors, avoiding rigid sets of principles, and promoting open inquiry. Printed for Thomas Watton near St Dunstan's Church Fleet Street.
A historical periodical issue listing debates, trials, and notices. Topics include East India Company resolutions, Irish Parliament sessions, public funds, and colonial affairs. Includes remarks on bills and colonial credit, with notes on marriages and mortality. published by T. Cooper in Ivy Lane.
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