Guardian of this chapel foundation pledge from Latin
Translation of a poem praising the foundation of a chapel. It invokes Guardian, Religion, Virtue, Honour, Benevolence, Truth, and Modesty to bless the rising dome. It warns against profane hands and calls for reverence, blessing, and lasting fame for the patron.
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Idlesex
Witxers and Patriots Verse in Loyal Tribute
A Middlesex Journal notice presents a tributes poem praising Witxers and patriotism, urging virtue over bribes, and courting patronage for the author’s cause. It references public virtue, the Abbey, and the poet’s funding, ending with a signoff to J.G. Winckteman in Cornwalls.
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Lars Fuall
Aga
Taro
J.g. P
New Edition of Literary Cards for Teaching Children
Fup published by William Domville bookseller under the Royal Exchange offers a 4a complete set of Literary Cards in four packs to teach reading spelling and counting. Pack I uses one syllable words and Pack II uses two syllables with nineteen games directions. Price sixpence. The new editions promise easier learning and quicker play of the games, with two packs currently in preparation.
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William Domville
Royal Exchange
Dr Boerhaave Anti Scorbutic Pills Sold in Royal Exchange
An old remedy by Dr Boerhaave, prepared from a rare herb, promoted for long standing indigestion, low spirits, head heaviness, mouth dryness, chest and stomach discomfort, poor appetite, tooth ache, and general ill health. Sold by William Domville at the Royal Exchange, in a vial of thirty six pills. allowance for more at the same rate.
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Boerhaave
Mariner of Living
William’ Domville
Bankfeller
Sta
Royal Exchange
Mr. Young
Bodmin
Cornotall
Tregoney
Verdic
Exeter
Therif
Daniel Poulson
Oxford Road
Crown
Bristol Fair
Hounslow
St. Paul’s
Rumford Market
Westminster
Leverett
Crouch-end
Highgate
Holloway
Clerkenwell-bride
Tower Hill
Black Friars Bridge
Tyburn
John Shelley
Housheld
Lottery Notices and a Medical Cure Letter 1769
A fragment describes a lottery starting November 13 with prizes paid cash from twenty pounds to twenty thousand and schemes offered gratis. It then includes a testimonial letter from Ames Bourke praising Norton’s drops as a cure for leprosy and other ailments, with delivery details and multiple addresses for sale in London.
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Enham and Co
London
Cook
Norton
Golden-square
Donneraile
Cork
Dorneraile
Ames Bourke
Piccadilly
John Norton
Mr. Fell
Paternoster-Row
William Deering
Great Newport Street
N. B
Ohn Norton
Maredant
Duke of Cumberland to Honor York With His Company
In London on August 4 it is reported that the Duke of Cumberland plans to honor York with his regiment. The report notes the duke’s intentions and references his command in the area.
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London
Duke of Cumberland
York
Fragmented 18th Century Notices Blotched by Gossip and Tragedy
A long OCR fragment lists various items from political rumor to local misdeeds. It notes an annuity granted in honor of a great personage, reports on reported drownings and health of Dr Smollett, and transmits letters from Rome, Algiers, Lisbon, and Warsaw. It records Worcester and Bodmin election disputes, robberies around London, and social notices of marriages and deaths.
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Norwich
Wilkes
England
Holland
Shuter
New Passage
Bristol
Dr. Smollet
Rome
Genoa
Algiers
Gibraltar
Niger
Tunis
Court of Versailles
Philadelphia
Moore
Mobille
Stuart
New York
Carlicroon
Admiralty
Annapolis
Maryland
Paris
House of Bourbon
Milan
Dantzick
Oliva
Warsaw
Poland
Lithuania
Woorcester
Worcester
Middlesex
London
Grand Jury
Quires
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Ridley
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Robson and Parker
New Bond-street
Woodfall
Charing-Cross
Brayne
Hatton- Garden
Holborn
Cooke
Toool
Tanner Aran