Birthday of the Duke of Arayard at Dolphin Tavern
Monday's birthday of His Grace the Duke of Arayard marked by a splendid entertainment at the Dolphin Tavern Tower Street. Letters from Hanover report the king arrived on the 26th NS from Gohrde in perfect health. The Admiralty assigns warships to convoy him from Holland under Admiral Cavendish. Customs and Excise yield large weekly revenues. A medical note discusses autumn colds with doctors Cheyne and Keill and suggests publishing their opinions for public benefit.
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Duke of
Holland
Cavendah
Pearl
Blandford
Aldborough
Lyme
James's
Strasbourgh
Styria
Tyrol
France
M.de Hircheim
Strie
Constantinople
Turku
Bashas
Porte
Rasha
Copenhagen
St. Thomas's
Holy Cross
Iceland
Greenland
A Method to Cure a Cold From St George Cheyne to James Keill
A pamphlet summarizing a cold cure attributed to St George Cheyne and Dr James Keill. It outlines catching cold, danger, and a remedy involving bed rest, warm drinks, light diet, diaphoretics, and a sugar candy breast poultice, contrasting with balsams and bitters. It also notes New Orders for Sir John Norris in Lisbon and other foreign news.
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St. George Cheyne
Joseph Jekyl
James Keill
Beyord
Promotions in King's Foot Regiments and Belfast Trade Slump
Dublin reports the signings of Captain-Lieutenant Thomas Laurder and other promotions in the King's Regiment of Foots, plus Lieutenant and Ensign appointments in related units. Belfast excerpts warn of severe slaughtering prospects, high prices for beef and hides, plentiful markets, and scarce change causing distress. a murder and suspicious death near Drogheda Road are noted amid economic gloom.
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Thomas Laurder
King’s Own Regiment of Foot
Charles Lance
John Turner
John Ekins
Thomas Launder
Henry Lewin
Ditto
Charles Bayly
Paget
Regiment of Foot
Belfast
Drogheda Road
Swords
Charles Short
Patrick
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Cheyne
Keill
John Norris
Lisbon
Dublin