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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 26, 1772

Page

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Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe

Advertisement notice for the fourteenth edition of Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. The tale recounts a mariner who lives twenty eight years alone on a coast near a great river, his rescue by pirates, and is presented as written by himself. Printed by multiple publishers and sellers.

Robinson Ri'sve York Mariner America Oroznoque J. Buckland W. S.jadon J. and F. Rivington E. Johnson Hawes Clarke Collins R. Horsfield Ww. Johnston T. C Flon T. Lin Yan B. Law Wilkie T. Lowndes W. Nicol S. Bladon

Auction of Spitalfields Dyer’s Premises in Red-Lion Street

To be sold by auction on Tuesday October 6 at noon on the premises a brick dwelling house with ten bedchambers two parlours two kitchens large cellars a dye-house ware-rooms and other conveniences in Red-lion-street near the market Spitalfields occupied by Mr Tomkins dyer part of 14 years unexpired at rent 50 yearly Tools and effects including six coppers brass led pipes and furniture also viewable Monday before sale Catalogues at sale site and Mr Ridgeway Norton-Falgate auctioneer.

Thomas Ridgeway Axe Inn Akermanbury John Lingard G.ua‘ion Liverpool Leicester Fale Thomas . Ridgeway Tom-kins Gitune Red-lion-street Spitalfields Eid Joseph. Merryman Frances Bitzopfgate Street Kithopfgate Church Manchester

Arithmetic and algebra text on use and practice

An old advertisement lists a range of mathematical books and services. It notes a 4 percent office at Bank of England, a capital for disposal, and calls to apply to Mr Blackbeard. The materials include arithmetic theory and practice, interest, annuities, logarithms, and algebraic questions. It cites Jolin Hill and a long list of Victorian publishers and booksellers.

Gid Smith Blackbeard Bank of England Wye Ross Jolin Hill 4. Difton Painter W. S. Jahan J. and F. Rivington Hawes Clarke Collins W. Johnston W. Qwe T. Carlon Crowder T. Longman B. Law W. Goldsmith R. Balwin C.davies Coll

State Lottery and Gaskill Ironmonger Adverts

State Lottery tickets and shares offered at low prices with various fractional options. Drawing begins November 16 at the original State Lottery Office in Craven Cross region. Also large stock of William Gaskill ironmongery offered for sale to settle creditors with three months credit.

Woodfall Byfield Hawks Worth Craig's Court Graving Cross Great Britain Nat So Breadstreet Cheapfire London Wil Hiam Gaskill Wolverhampton Gaskill

London Address on Civic Duty and Public Order

Monday September 28 London letters urge citizens to join the liberty cause in a heated dispute over governance. The writer cites Athenian law threats against neutrality and calls for active support of reform against corruption in state courts, church, armies, and administration.

London

Citizens urged to back Lownsend and Wilkes against corrupt administration

The text calls London citizens to support Mr. Lownsend with Mr. Wilkes, arguing the pair defend public rights against a wicked administration. It criticizes enemies who attack principled opponents, asserts the need to oppose tyranny, and recalls past outrages to motivate steadfast advocacy and resilience.

London Lownsend Wilkes Ion

Royal Letters Patent for Blastic Truffes Cure of Ruptures

His Majesty grants Royal Letters Patent to Rupert Brano of Long Acre for his new invented Blastic Truffes to cure ruptures. The inventor offers free advice on ruptures, except Saturdays when he attends patients at the Royal Hospital Greenwich.

England Rupert Brano Long Acre Brand Royal Hospital At Greenwich

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