Embeltifted Bible Project Offered At Sixpence Weekly
An 18th century advertisement promotes a sacred Bible printed on fine paper with a new type. It will be issued in 60 numbers each a weekly part, complete for thirty shillings, with gratis first number and free frontispiece designed by Mr. Wale. Subscriptions promise fashionable copperplate engravings and delivered without fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karge
John
England
Cafar
J. Bell
Mberty
Magna Charta
Wwé
Lorrie Pea
Os Bae
Adlard
Browney
Fleetstreet
J.fell
T. Evans
Pater-nofter- Row
F-Blythe
Royal Exchange
Sey
Great Britain
Ireland
Bone Et Bond
Wale
Ikke
T. Fell
Caine Swith
Forsawana
William Douglas
C. Notte
EIA
Liesl Hy
Kent
Effex
Rfk
Ife
Ely
C. Asa
Dien ‘and Co
Recovery Reported After Drop Treatment From Norton
James Bourke of Donneraile describes decades of illness from 1764 to 1769 including fevers, ulcers, scurvy, and salivation therapies before recovery attributed to Norton drops. He details multiple doctors, excruciating trials, and eventual relief with a physician’s care and medicine from Norton in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Norton
Golden Squire
London
Donneraile
Cork
Don‘neraile
Oneuher
Tom Gay
Ej Pega
James
Bourke
Johna Norton
Iit
Maj 'Fell
Pater
William Deering
Nate Br Reps
Fragmentary note on local event from Sonera area
Fragmentary OCR reads as an unclear note referencing a local event or meeting in the Sonera area. No clear names dates places or outcomes are legible to confirm specifics. Further readable text needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Fragmented 18th Century News Item and Notices
Dated scattered excerpts describe political alarm on the coast with reports of troop movements, privateers, and merchant losses. Mentions Bengal correspondence, naval seizures, and a letter to a governor. notes of French bellicose actions, ship captures, and muttered markets. Also lists crimes, trials, and public notices including deaths, marriages, and warrants.
Middlesex Journal Motto Calls Kings to Deliver Justice
From a degraded journal text the piece discusses a royal office for petitions against crown officers. It cites biblical verses about justice and warns kings that ignorance excuses none. The fragment argues truth reaches rulers only if officials deliver justice promptly.
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Middlesex Journal
Thor
Rom
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Joseph Mawbey
Mery
Hough
Johny
Crosby
Sivaby
Archonett
Ronton
Hotham
Waldo
Southwark
Surry
Onslow
Middlesex’ Journal
Lilly
Wrtier
Pope
Dryden
Harris
Parnes
Golightly
Pope’s-Head Alley
Jnao
Jcleeetitl
Camyi
Sonera
Mat Trescorto
Alderman
Trecothick
Adicts
Gee Son
Lord Wayer
Thomas Harley
Wee Crosby
Alderman’ Peers
America
Jeter
Mentin
Sleesy &Gru
Tojman
Bengal
Heyder
Newfoughland
Weazle
Baifly
Rochelle
Ferrol
Spain
Guernsey
Dunkirk
Brett
Alderney
Wilton
Hur
Dyin Ciik
Gordonis
Benea
Idivanu
Mdégré
Hein
Hether
Bristol
John Shapland
Francanne
M. Abaricci
Montanis
St. ‘Tuke
Bankir
Edmund Cepleton
Otéry St. Mary
Devoinshire
Shales
Exeter
Serivener
Leeds
John Dinebibin
John’ Latham
Liver‘pool
George’s
Liver
Samuel Schutze
Lawrence-Poultney- Lane
Guildhall
Samuel Cook
Seaford
Sussex
Grocer
Annie F Justice
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