Fragmented colonial era reflections and a parish relief tale
An argumentative long excerpt blends a parish appeal for extraordinary collections and moral instruction with a digressive moral tale. It recounts failures in authorities to honor a silk claim, details legal and customs friction, and weaves in historical notices, chronology, and civic chatter about ships, wars, and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Gopal Fes
Jove
Covent-garden
Bank of England
Bath
Paulinus
Nola
Campania
Bilfon
Blackfryars-bridge
Les Byng
Spithead
Carlisle
Chartrés
Cheapside Cross
Cock-lane
Tertullian
Coventry
William the Conqueror
England
Scotland
Ferrers
Earl of
Tyburn
Elcot-market
Fulham
Geneva
Republic
Genoa
Gina
Greenland
James I
Guinhall
London
Trufler
Stock market clipping with faded bond figures
Readable parts show bank stock values, government bond notes, and bills including 3 per cent and 5 percent mentions. Names, dates, or specific issuers are incomplete due to OCR damage, but references to India and South Sailors are present alongside naval and victualling bills and long annuities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Iland
Levant
Europe
Poland
Versailles
Germany
Prussia
Lorrain
Bat
Alsace
Flanders
Great Britain
Hanover
Paland
England
Brunswick
Sweden
Greenwich Hospital
Admiralty
Royal Navy
Greenwich
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Tie Phiten
The
Midlesex Journal
Gardne
Cullen-house
Board of Customs
Uit
Ana
Stanley
India
Carling
Middlesex Journal
Ndof
Toulon
Brett
Rochfort
Newgate
Akérman
Bartholomew Fair
York
Earl of Scarborough
Marquis of
Caermarthen
John, Cavendish
Lord Cranbourn
Lenox
Lord Bummley
W. Amberson
Lawrence Dundas
John Eden
Lindy
F Smith Barry
Grifis-Bosnton
Thomas
Frankland
Tho, Gooch
Thomas -Gascéigne
John Lister ‘Kaye
William Milner
James Norcliff
Lady Norcliff
James Pennyman
Mathew White Ridley
John Ramsden
Deptford
New Prison
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Bai‘ley
Grosvenor
S. Ann
Don Pth
Pt Navy
Julius Crerar
J. Morley
St. Clement’s Church-Yard
Strand
S. Blades
Fairfax
E. A
Mauft
J. Cooke
Ireland