Persian and Marlborough Compared by a Daily Post Writer
A Daily Post essay extols Thomas Kouli-Kan as a Persian Marlborough equaling or surpassing him in courage and strategy while recounting a brutal Mehemet Almehdi deception story. The piece appraises military leadership, condemns treachery, and ends by urging publication in the absence of a mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Koulihan
Alexander
Scipio
Cafar
Duke of Marlborough
Marlborough
Britain
Kouli-Kan
Persia
Hetrl
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Eirth
Menemet Almehdi
Fez
Almehdi
Mahomet
Mehemet Almehdi
Kouli Kan
John Duke of Marlborough
Henrys
Edwards
Mrs R Ill From Digestion Disease Heals With John Moore
A patient in Petersham, near death from digestion related illness, recovers after consulting John Moore, apothecary at the Pestle and Mortar in Lawrence Pountney Lane. Advertises anti scorbutic medicines, claiming spectacular cures, and invites inquiries to verify the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genteman
Petersham
John Moore
Lavwrence-Pountneys-Lane
Cannontreet
J. Moore
Arlington-Street
N.B
Jgnx Moone
Fragmentary Medical Symptoms Mentioned in 18th Century Text
The passage lists comestive and dental symptoms such as weight, pain, poor appetite, swollen gums, ulcers, tooth decay, foul mouth odor, fatigue, digestive issues, breathing difficulty, and occasional weight on urine. It notes these conditions rarely occur in healthy individuals.
Port News: Ships Arrivals and Departures at Dover and Downs
Falmouth on April 15 reports ships such as the Nancy from South Carolina for Dover and the Salvator from Dram for Truro. Deal on April 18 lists vessels remaining in the Downs including the Charles for Holland and the Nancy for Madeira, with arrivals like the Prince of Orange from East Indies and the Catharine from Oporto. Wind W. Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman
Jamaica
Hope
Toote
Virginia
Kenwood
Babb
Plymouth
Arriv
Hudson
East India
Oporto
Lisbon Gully
Blackabee
Lifton
Mitchell
Brothers
Beach
Leghorn
Hambourg
Wind
S. W
London News: French Ordnance Bread Ration and Court News
The Mail from France reports an ordinance setting a 24 ounce daily bread ration for army purveyors in Alsace Meffin and Flanders. It notes escapes of Mornay Ramsay and Abbe Mccarty via Constantinople, a Paris Parliament trial for false contracts with executions, a Guards officer duel, noble court appointments at St James's, embarks for Holland, and the arrival of the Prince of Orange ship in the Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Alsace
Meffin
Flanders
Meffieurs de Mornay
Ramsay
Maccarty
Constantinople
N.S
Plain Des Sablons
Parliament of
Paris
Hotel de Ville
M. de St. Maurice
M. le Grout de la Motte
St. Anne’s Street
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The
Daily Post
Countess of Effingham
Francis Earl of Effingham
England
St. James’s
Saxe-Gotha
Lord North and
Prince of Wales
Helland
Lady Irwin
Teffier
Greenwich
Holland
Diemar
Heffe-Caffel
Bampfield
Copleston Bampfield
Exeter
Bart
Queen Square
Ormond-street
Augustus Schutz
Brooktreet
Grosvenor Square
Prince of Orange
Charles Hudson
East India House
Leadenhall-street
Downs
Madrass
Cape of Good Hope
St. Helena
Jasusry
Lee
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