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Whereas on Sunday the sixth day of this inst. August, about five in the afternoon, a man, at present unknown, about 30 or 40 years of age, wore his own dark slank hair, a three coc...

Published 1786

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Theatre, Friday noon. Mr. Cooke being taken suddenly ill, and incapable of performing the part of Richard, 'tis hoped the play of George Barnwell, will be accepted in its stead

Published 1774

Garratt?

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Theatre, Oxford. Grand selection. Tuesday, July 2. Act I. Overture. Haydn

Published 1793

Printed by William Jackson?

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Whereas on Monday morning June 29th, 1789. A female infant, supposed to be near twelve months old, was found in the Brick-kiln, near Devizes; whoever can give intelligence of the u...

Published 1789

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Whereas it is in contemplation to prepare a new catalogue of the books in the Bodleian Library, the curators request that the different colleges would make out, or suffer to be mad...

Published 1794

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For the better preservation of order, notice is hereby given, that all carriages coming to the Senate-House along Trumpington-street from Peterhouse, are to set down their company...

Published 1769

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The Lord Mayor begs to return you his sincere thanks for the honor of your vote : and entreats your further interest in his favour during the election

by Curtis, William
Published 1796

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Packwood's whim. The goldfinch's nest; or, the way to get money and be happy. Giving a general account of his diverting advertisements, with other useful observations. Reader, When...

by Packwood, George
Published 1796

Printed July 23, 1796. Sold by the author, at No. 16, Gracechurch-Street, London; Mr. Raeburn, North-Bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Simmons, Capel-Street, Dublin; and by the news carriers in town and country, and may be had of the different tradesmen, see their names at the latter end of this book

Subjects: “...Advertising / England / Early works to 1800...”