Theatre Royal Drury Lane Receipts for Third Installment
The notice states that Hollands certificate is complete and that receipts for the third installment will be ready Wednesday the 18th at Ransom Moreland and Hammersley Pall Mall. Subscribers are instructed to make payment there.
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Royal-Pay si laws Worthy of nonor
Fragmentary OCR reading presents a cryptic verse or prose segment about health and reform. It mentions phrases like health reflect, fix rather than sort, quack, god knack, and sensitize ity, without clear narrative or identifiable individuals or events.
Gift of healing found in schools anasomical posting
A notice from Saturday October 19, 1793 reports a healing gift discovered in connection with schools. The brief item mentions an anatomical or surgical insight attributed to a local body or figure, with no further details provided.
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Bank Meeting Discusses Salaries for Governors and Directors
A Court of Proprietors at the Bank of Encrane heard Mr Hoare warn that higher salaries might hurt respect for the Directors. Syllvester and Hunter opposed raising Governor and Deputy-Governor pay to 500, and Directors to a goal, a motion defeated by five to one. Captain Compton tried a different approach but withdrew. Alderman Pickett announced a future motion to reassess salaries.
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Kerr and Mrs Hurs pis in field for Poetical Lectureship
At Oxford on October 9 a contest for the Poetical Lectureship pits Mr Kerr of Trinity College against Mrs Hurs pis of Magdalen. Four hundred voters from distant regions are to travel at two guineas each and dine at five shillings a head, with postage costs exceeding ten pounds. The Secretary's Chair value totals nine hundred and forty seven pounds over ten years, yet the post is linked to Latin deliveries and annual orations, inviting scrutiny of its expense.
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