Obituary notices from a historical British paper
Fragmented obituary list noting numerous deaths and memorials across Scotland England and Ireland. Entries mention figures such as Field-marshal Studholme Hodgson, Rev W Morgan, Mrs Cath Agar aged 108, and Maj Gen Ogilvy among others, with ages and brief identifiers.
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Earl of Chesterfield
Bailey’s
Salthill
Countess ‘of Chesterfield
Harriet Stanhope
Edinburgh
Je .Callander
Westertown
Bart
Burlington-street
Studholme Hodgson
Fort Augustus
Fort George
Scotland
Light Dragoons
Duke of Argyll
Marquis Townshend
Belleisle
W.morgan
Afton Clinton
Bucks
Avebury-loule
Wilts
Wilhanson
K. B
Regient
Foot
Upper
Brookatrest
Eggotsgot
Stafford
Lin
C. F. Ratcliffe
Hythe
Hanover-street
Buffie
Hammond Biscoe
Limpsfield
Surry
Campsie
Evans
Earl of Stair
Lechimere
Wortestér
Westminster
Cath. Agar
Hoxton
Hunter
R. M. Spence
York
Fran. Bacon
Exeter
R. Tarrant
A.M
St. Petroch
Ipswich
Lad
Gadby
J. Mansfield
Fry
Leicester
Steeteda-co-le-fields
J. S. Brown
Hatfield
A. Bulkeley
Earl of Peterborough
S. Bulkley
Anglesea
Bath
Ogilvy, Bate
3D Regiment of Guards
Religion's Spring and the Immortal Crown
The poem contrasts earthly joys with heavenly bliss, praising religion as a gift from above. It speaks of humility, grace, and reliance on God, promising a glorious prize in heaven and a never fading crown for the faithful.
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Aspasio
Forence
Jesu
Epigrams on ignorance and theory by Ando Iris
Fragmentary lines praise hort here below and advance themea. The quatrain hints at Iris and Ignorance with terse remarks. The text remains cryptic, offering brief, elliptical observations without full context or clear narrative.
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Iris
Time's Only Moment For Thee In A Lyrical Quip
A compact editorial style note conjures time as a mutable currency and urges seizing the present. The fragment mentions the future as uncertain and frames time as a personal constraint. The passage reads like a reflective aphorism on immediacy and choice.
Good Education and the Moral Sojourner
A 1798 period piece argues education must shape character beyond books. It warns against debauchery and irreligion, urging prohibitions on foreign vices and reforms to curb gradual corruption in universities. The piece emphasizes decency morality and religion as core to proper schooling.
Tender Mother's Invention Nipple Cure Advertised in 1790s
An old advertisement touts Mrs. Gardner's Nipple Cure for sore nipples, claiming immediate relief and easier nursing. It promotes Rose-water and nipple cases, notes half-price to the poor, and cites testimonials from Miss Taylor and Mrs. Tinter with dates in 1796 1797.
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Miss. Taylor
Aldersgate-street
Tinter
Britannia-row
Tington
Fleet-market
Nipple Cafes and Rok water restore Elizabeth Stanton
Elizabeth Stanton reports illness after childbirth with severe chest and side inflammation. She credits Nipple Cases and Rok water for rapid relief within twenty four hours and full recovery in nine days, offering to publish and refer other satisfied ladies.
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Earth
Ropen
K. Ropera
George
Eiof. Kimball
W. ‘Chapman
Bargell
Somersetthire
Geo, Reynd
Erastus
Pentury
Weg
Smithfield
Sarah Gardner
Mrs. Gardner
Elizabeth Stanton
Rathbone-place
Oxford-streets