Review of the New Pharmacopoeia and Royal College claims
The letter praises the plan and potential leadership of a new periodical and the Royal College for their Pharmacopoeia. It cites the value to apothecaries and physicians, argues the work improves practice, and condemns critic reviews as unfounded jibes while urging endorsement and careful scrutiny.
Comet Reappearance Forecast By 1788 Calculations
The article notes Appian first observed the comet in 1923 and Halley’s data aligns with Maskelyne’s. Dr. Mathe lyne cites 76th volume elements. the comet will rise in December and be visible near the sun. Projections place Earth distance at about twenty six million miles at perihelion with subsequent return possible.
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Hlevelius
Mathelyne
Philosophical Transactions
Halley
Maskelyne
Cape of Good Hope
Falkland Ises
Earth
Venus
Mercury
Anecdote of Peter the Great and his fear of water
An 18th century anecdote recalls how Peter the Great feared running water as a child. His governor Boris Gallizin coaxed him to bathe by exposing him to brook crossings, then by staging pruebas with horsemen and barefoot riders, gradually eroding the fear. The tale ends noting Peter’s courage transformed into lifelong resolve and prowess in overcoming obstacles.
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Pharmacopeia
Literaa
Columba
Analytical Review
Royal College
Edinburgh
Lord Peter
England
Mr Strahlemberg
Czarwan
Boris Gallizin
Czar
Gallizin
Boris
Prince Bori
Galizia
Iwan
Ceir
Peter
Izmelowa
Bwan
Bite of a MAD DOG and Mad Animals Remedy Endorsed
An 18th century note describes gathering Anagalles Florepunices or moreron in June, drying it, and grinding the herb for use. A dose from half a drachm to a full drachm or more is given to the wounded in a life water distilled from the plant, or in tea or broth if needed. The guidance continues with cautions and preparation details.
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Jas
Bruch
Strasburg
Keempfer
Ravestein
Munster
Chancery
Bamberg
Bern
Zurich
Millar’s Gardeners Dictionary
The Ensign Who Repays a Debt with a Ring
A fragment describes an officer in military dress in a coffee room showing gentle poverty and hunger. The coffee-house mistress arranges charity, the officer pays later, and years later returns to repay with a hundred pound ring as interest, revealing a tale of quiet generosity and long friendship.
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Charity
Offeer
James's Analeptic Pills for Stomach and Rheumatic Ailments
An 18th century advertisement touts Dr James's Analeptic Pills for stomach disorders, bilious complaints, headaches, and rheumatic or gouty symptoms. It claims gentle action, no dietary change, and quick relief in recent pains. Sold by Francis Newbery and multiple vendors with a warning stamp spelling Fewery on each seal.
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Francis Newsery
St. Paul’s
Cheapside
Dr. James
Bankes Geography The Royal Authentic System of Geography
The advertisement promotes a new Royal Licence geography work by Thomas Bankes and collaborators. It promises a complete, illustrated system of universal geography with maps charts and engravings, printed in weekly numbers and later bound. It covers empires kingdoms oceans continents and all natural and human varied features with voyages of Cook and other navigators. It notes editions and pricing with subscription details and availability in England Scotland and Ireland.
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Pelew Islands
King’s Royal Licence and Authority
É&C
Columbus
America
Captain Cook
Europe
Asia
Thomas Bankes
Dixton
Monmouthshire
Edward Warren Blake
Alexander Cook
Thomas Lloyd
Ayreon
Clerke
Gore
Carteret
Wallis
King
Forrest
Wilon
Sir
London
C. Cooke
Paternoster Row
S.sellick
Bristol
England
Scotland
Ireland
Cook
Bankes
New Royal Cyclopdia described as arts and sciences dictionary
An intended lavish weekly edition promoted by Edmund Fry and Co. claiming royal authority. It markets 150 weekly numbers in folio size with copper plates, frontispieces, and engravings, purporting a complete universal dictionary of arts and sciences from ancient to modern times with explanations and authorities.
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Tynes
Edmund Fry and Co
Prince of Wales
Royal Cyclopania
Upper Seymour Street
Portman Square
London
Joan Bete Tesworth
Naval Academy
Chelsea
Henry Boseau
Felix Stonehouse
Windsor
Alex. Hogg
King’s Arms
Paternofter-Row
Great Britain
Howard
Royal Cyclopadia
Cyclopedia
Scotland
Europe
Howard's New Royal Cyclopedia Advertise Plan and Merits
The appeal outlinesHoward's New Royal Cyclopedia as superior to older cyclopedias. It boasts free frontispieces with each number, larger pages, lower price, and updated coverage from ancient to modern discoveries. It warns against rival penny publications and urges public comparison to prove Howard's merit.
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George Selby Howard
Upper Seymour-street
Poruman Square
London
Howard
Urchis
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