Fragmentary note on royal succession and Parma death
The fragmentary text references royal figures and a sudden death. It mentions the Duke of Parma and a reaction to news, with hints of attempted succession and hopes for accommodation. Specific names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a surprising obituary and political implications.
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Greas Ranger
Dbiris
Lecrers
Seville
Parma
Publication Notice About Mr John Moore Worm Medicines
A London eighteenth century notice by John Freeman seeks publicizing a cure by John Moore apothecary for various ailments. It lists Moore’s addresses and authorized sellers in England and warns that medicines sold without the seal and inscription are counterfeit. The document urges others with similar complaints to obtain relief and mentions worm powders and Byfield’s sal volatile oil.
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Joun Freeman
Abdus
Sepener
John Moore
Laurence Pounting
Cannon Street
John Freeman
Leader
Chandler
Hungerford Market
James Abree
Wiliam Ayterr
Canterbury
Benjamin Smithurst
England
N. B
Byfield
Pal- Yampank
East-Indies
Europe
Hicxrorn
Panton-treet
CastRucci
Fantous Corelli
Translations, Dispensations, and Society Gossip in London
The London column notes multiple high status moves and events: Bishop Smalbrook is translated and swears oaths. a dispensation passes for Rev. John Clark to hold two rectories. Viscountess Lymington miscarriages. Lady Guildford bears a stillborn son. Princess Mary’s birthday marked. Thomas and Septimus Robinson kill their Majesties Hands and gain titles in Britain. Rev. John Smith dies of fever in Oxford and is mourned. Saville Hyde marries. Mrs. Alice Hearne’s corpse is escorted to London for burial. Lord Craven ill with fever. legal notices and theater ads follow with various entertainments and stock updates.
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Smalbrook
St. David’s
St. Mary LeRaw
Iichfield
Coventry
Clark
Earl of Bristol
Shotly
Suffolk
Fordham
Essex
London
Lymington
Husbands
Hampshire
Lord Guildford
Albemarle Street
Mary
Thomas Robinson
Morpeth
Septimus Robinson
Great Britain
Wade
Oporto
Portugal
John Smith
St. John’s College
Oxford
N.S
Saville Hyde
Tunbridge
Kent
Adams
Goodman’s Fields
Raymond
King’s Bench
Guildhall
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John “Gohton
Westminster
John Lord
Relawars
Sir Genres
Walter
General Rigel
Willian Cowper
Thoms Railton
Charles Delafay
Thomas Scot
Jacob
Delamar Blagny
Homas Salt
Sgmuel Saville
Edward Galloway
Nathaniel ‘Blackerby
John Mercer
His Majesty
Jae Oametur
Garlite
Ss. Margaret's
William Ambross
Newgate
Oter Samuel Smish
Edward Mortimer
Michael Picket
Ae Wilson
Dingle
Aid Gaming House
South Sea
India
London Assurance
York
Eeelith
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Chia
Eurydice
S. Pic
Alexander
W.giffard
Apelles
Giffard
Diogenes
Huddy
Clycus
Rosco
Hephestion
Towards
Melippus
Batlock
Parmenio
Beaumont
Manes
Morgan
Granicus
Colfer
Psyllus
Bardin
Citizens
W. Williams
Pearce
C. Campaspe
Giffard Lais
Fawkess TuHeaTre
Fames-treet
Pinchbeck
Prancfoss
Mayne
Germany
Gee Gery
Cyps
University of Oxford, LY
Algiers
Africa
Ana
St the Krvé
Waeoemoe
White's
Ghogplare
James
Caledon
Vale
George
Roefe John Shuckbarghi
Betiween
Tryal
Teyals
Manule
Brentford
Red Lyon
New Brentford
Saunday
Browne
Spring Garden
Charing Cross
Rotherhich
Hermitage
Virdinia Street
Harley
Alarens- Court
Brick-Lane
Barrer
Old Brentford
Richardson
Bari’s Court
Bowe
Covent- Garden
Snett —Ham
Rougham
of Norfolk
Tostron
Nathaniel Delander
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Delander
Tronmonger’s
Brafier’s
New Round Court
Strand
Paulin’s
Queen Elizabeth's Head
Tavistockstreet
Covent Garden
St. Mir Achae’s
Corbhill
Grace-church
Keeble
St. Michael’s Church
Austen
St. Paul’s _Churchyard
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St. Paul
Philemon
Jonathan Harley
M.A. Price
Maac-Ware
GS Everal ‘Destons
Imrco “Jones
Chimpey
J. Stagg
Weiminster
Fourdsinier
Hungerford-market