Epidemick Fever and Mausoleum News From Europe
News from Hanover and Brunswick report a raging Epidemick Fever claiming many lives and a grand Mausoleum being erected for a late Serene Highness with interment set for near month’s end. Paris notes Cabinet delays on Spain treaty and a lavish St Philip feast. Downtime at sea and a night of arrests at Westminster: fires, drownings, and police actions follow with stock and lottery notices at Exchange Alley.
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Zell
Brunswick
Serene
Swerin
Charles Leopold of
Spain
Marquess de Castelhar
Philip
Copenhagen
Dartmouth
Mary of Topsham
Southampton
Henley
West
Oporto
Wime
Son of a Stationer Healed By John Moore Cure
An afflicted son, troubled by a malignant scurfing scurvy, is brought by his father to John Moore the apothecary in Laurence Pountney Lane. Within three weeks he is essentially cured of eruptions. Moore prepared anti scorbutick medicines claiming to purge scurvy symptoms and restore vitality, detailing extensive claims about blood and health effects.
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John Moore
Laurence-Pountney’s-Lane
Ion of Ashe
Jons Moone
W.B
Joan Moone
Reception Preparations For Duke Of Lorrain This Month In London
London notes preparations underway for the expected visit of the Duke of Lorrain next month. Envoy of Algiers departs Suffolk Street on return voyage. Obituaries mention Dr. Fanner of Agmondham Bucks and John Wildman, clerk of Blackfriars Hall, with illness and deaths among peers and city residents. A guard shoots a man by Hampstead hedge. Theatre notices include dramas and benefit performances for Miss Holly Day and others at Lincoln's Inn Fields and the New Theatre in the Hay Market. Public notices announce lottery sales, water-works shares, and various commercial ads, with a warning reward for a lost diamond and a red pocket-book report.
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London
Duke of Lorrain
Algiers
Suffolk-street
Fanner
Agmonderham
Bucks
John Wildman
Blacksmiths Hall
Theaid Company
Viscount Lisburn
Cardigan
Crofswood
Col. Brown
Foot Guards
Hampstead
Mr. Chapman
Mother Needham
Theodore Willet
Richard and
Thomas Woodwards
Miss Holly Day
Theatre Royal
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Dottors-Commons
Exchange
Cornhill
Horn Tavern
DeGors-Commons
Gloucestershire
Brown
Spring Gardens
Charing Cross
N. B
Caleb Danvers
Pittempers
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
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Tuegspay
Hanover
Newgate
Bristow Causeway
John Gonton
Railton
Justice Saville
Lilly
Justice Young
Justice Blagny
Galloway
Westminster
Covent Garden
Tothill Fields Bridewell
Westmister
Strand
Aid
Little Moore’s Yard
St. Martin’s Lane
Round
Change Alley
Halington
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange
London Assurance
Sths
York Buildings
Welch
Uniton
I Exchange-Alley
Tee
John Hals
Aurora
Charke
Procris
Miss Rafter
Essex
Mrs. Booth
Tritons
Mr. Thurmond
Raincon
Jan
Houghton
Mr. Evans
Syrens
Water
Delorme
Miss Mears
Miss Williams
Amphietrite
Booth
Mr. Essex
Mr. Lally
A. Hallam
Col
Burner
Tench
Lally
Bonny
Walter
One &Y Cary
Beauty
Jupe Menr
Paris
Mr. Walker
Mercury
Mire Saiway
Miller
Hulett
Gera
Laguerre
Nymph
Ida
Mills Horrnypay
Juno
Ogeeres Westminster
Fell
Fimival
Tuo
Cox
Great Britain
Hewson
Hay-market
Cattalio
Polydore
Acasta
Chamoun
Ernesto
Page
Miss Jones
Mouimia
New Theatre
Har Remarket
Henry the
John Falstaff
Falstaff
Prince of Wales
Fr Giffard
Piercy
Girrakop
Giresan
London Bridge
Nell
Brentford
Turnham-Green
Cuetsea Park
Stationers Hall
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