Monody Excerpt From A Tearful Verse In Verse
An extended extract from a Monody is presented with emphasis on lament and memory. The speaker recalls a lost beloved, laments time and night, and contrasts sorrow with faint hope while invoking divine restraint. The piece includes reflections on virtue, fate, and enduring love, ending with a celebrated judgment on the work's power to move the heart.
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Sembrace
Portable Soup and Jesuit Drops Sales Adverts
A garbled 18th century advertisement bundle touts Portable Soup sets by Mrs Bennet for royal service and lists diverse sales sites and packs. It also promotes original Jesuit Drops by Ravenscroft Co as a proven venereal cure, with claims of long practice, court disputes, and a network of sellers and medical endorsements.
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Nevil’s Court
Bennet
Rainbow
William’Donnville
Royal
Iehiony
Wessells
Dofas
Old Baileys
Montpellier
Wilmott
Guildhall
Walker
Weffells
Pott
N. B
Selden
Medieve
Hay’s-courts-St Anns
Soho
Brown
Wagping-Oh-gtairs
R.rock
Golden Head and Key
B-U-Savage Gateway
Lutgate- Hill
London
Guild Hal
Imal Wésercat
Whitcomb
Angel-Court
George Wile
Tunbridge
Nerien
Golden-square
Ljohn
Furgeon
Norton
Golden Squarey
Piccadilly
Beng
Eredit
John Norton
Fell
Potter-nofter-Row
William ‘Deering
Newpost-Sucat
Hbn Norton
Fragmented 18th Century Advertisements and Notices
A fragmentary OCR page shows scattered advertisements and notices from a British era issue. Items reference books and memoirs including Miss Parfors and Miss AnnelIott, with publishers and locations such as Royal Exchange, Holborn, and Ludgate Hill. There are mentions of authenticating signatures and a scandalous claim about genuine memoirs, alongside various names and places and price indications.
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Halton-Garden
Holburn
Henry Lord Rolland
John Ayliffe
Ian
An.nelliott
Rumors of French Tour and Court Circles Report
A London letter notes a Holland tour claim without foundation and hints at a ministerial change sparking a Tower Hill exhibition. It reports on Ligonier’s health, clerical appointments in Kent, a series of judicial moves on the Western and Northern circuits, and treasure finds near Bombay. It mentions East India Company supervisors, ministerial maneuvers, and naval appointments amid courtly and political speculation.
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Holland
France
Tower’hill
Lord Ligonier
Rochester
Francis Woolastony
Dereham
Norfolk
Chiflehurtine Kent
Moore
Bisop Argerbury
Richard Camplin
Bombay
London
Bishopsgate-street
Duke of Graftan
Lord Granby
Lord Rochford
Lord Weymouth
Edward Hiwke
Bart
Admiralty
Jeris
Haft-Indian
V—f—t
Pentleman
S. Fitter
Coe
India
Aurora
Hawke
Stag
CO Y
Watkins
Yeterday
Horsemton
Jameson
Game
Turbulent Times in 18th Century Letters and Politics
Fragmentary notes recounting political intrigue surrounding Paoli Corsica and British court affairs. Mentions a raid on black horses at the Tower, Paoli's exile rumors, Smollett-like “newspaper murder” satire, Moore’s machine prototype, and upcoming petitions in Oxford. Includes stray reports from Paris and Dunkirk about war and court influence.
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Ris Aetty
Minjesty
Chatingscrols
Corsica
Paoli
Elgretics
Bari
Ambaffador
Avith
England
Sandys
Ligonier
Moore
Cheapside
Moorfields
Royal Exchange
Panneates Lereard
Sydenham
Stafford
Oxford
Shropshire
Toimn
Calais
Dunkirk
Brance
Begleud
Paris
Madam Barre
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