Advertising, Public service - Early works to 1800
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To the nobility, gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of York. The death of the late respectable High Sheriff of this county having rendered it impracticable to obtain a County Meeting, ... the under-named gentlemen, ... do earnestly request the nobility, ... of the county of York, to meet at the Assembly-room in York, on Thursday the 30th of December, 1779, ..
Date: 1779]- E-books
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To the public. Whereas it was advertised some time ago , that an allum-warehouse ..
Date: 1777]- E-books
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Millenium sidus! Auspicium melioris ævi. This day is published, price six-pence, The millenium star! A sign of better days. Containing I. Eight golden rules ... IV. An humble address to the Lord of Lords; ..
Date: [1785?]- E-books
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To the public. The commercial treaty lately concluded between Great Britain and France , affords a prospect of opening a variety of channels of commerce and communication ... to facilitate the opening of these channels, a new newspaper is offered to the public, ... under th title of The European gazette, and universal circulator.
Date: 1787]- E-books
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To the public.The proprietors of the Argus , ever desirous to testify their gratitude for the encouragement their literary labours have experienced from a generous and discerning public, have, for their accommodation, taken an office in the most centrical situation of London, No.5, Catherine-Street, Strand. The Argus, therefore, will hereafter be wholly conducted at the above Office. If Authentic Intelligence, Fashionable Anecdotes, and a speedy Communication of every important Occurrence, foreign and domestic, together with an early Publication, will ensure a superiority over the numerous productions of the day, every exertion will be extended on the part of the Proprietors to obtain that end. Further professions are unnecessary. The Argus has been already submitted to the public judgment; its success hitherto is at once the best testimonial of its character and presage of its future fame.
Date: 1790?]