Unclear historical notice on remedies and regulated drugs
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century dispensary or regulatory notice. Mentions Mere Clapham, Gates, Netefavics, and the need for remedies and surgery. References to a shop in Silver Court and cautions against fraud, adulterated drugs, and required certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare-house
Silver Court
P . WN. B. Gatalo
Jatisferfleig Cortificain
Joe Grat
Jaid Ware-brafe
Elje
Tre
Society Promises Rewards for Draining Bog and Apple Trees
A Society offers rewards in 1742 for draining the great bogs and for planting apple trees in orchards. Affidavits from surveyors and reputable neighbors are required, with details on plantation acres, condition, and proof of cultivation. Claims must be filed before midsummer with certificates and attestations from local gentlemen and magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratlemen
Cenelénien
Mather
Béa
Traininy
Tve
Wiatarth
Thomas
Pritr
Bis
Belen Siriet
Performance of Royal in Covent Garden with Grand Battle
The text describes a Covent Garden Royal performance featuring Mr Cibber and Mr Gerard with songs dances scenes and stage machinery. It ends with a grand battle portrayal by Bayss's new Troops, after a pageant audience demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Covent
Girden-go
Cibber
Gerand
Mr. Baies
The Merry Beggars and Two Acts at Court
A fragmentary program lists Dr. Merry Beggars and a comedy by Mr. Cibber in a late eighteenth century theater setting. It references audience notices to addressees and Gentlemen, with partial titles like The Part of Toustote and Young-Being by Mr. Ouernes Duprasa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si ‘Steel
Ouernes Duprasa
Ma G Girraks
Kingdon
Mr. Cibber
Merry Beggars
Morsis
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The
Durtin Socres
Workington, Steel
Komsin Balie
Withlow
Milford
Cornocke
Cornock
Liverpool
Biddeford
Ellis
Dublin
Union of
Mary
Killéugh
Strangford
Donnan
Wexford
Ham
Whitehaven
Bret
BonieWith
Falcon
Neith
Pike
B. WA
Mr. GA
Jon
George Ing
Thomas Bacon
Coler Atne
Ian Se
Fithambie Street
London
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