Oddities and Scandals as London Sees Spring Happenings
A gossip filled sheet reports silk merchants facing Parliament pressure, a silver mine turned lead allegedly, a bookseller Mr. Williams Taylor’s death, and a York Buildings Lottery underway. Courts raid a masked malefactor room, pairing wives with husbands amid staged debaucheries, while reports note Polish and imperial moves and a perpetual motion maker in Copenhagen.
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Derb
Wiliam Taylor
York
Tower Hill
Earl of
Madera
Mand
Yorkshire
Patridge
Twittenhim
John Patridge
Dr. Radcliffe
Duke of Ormond
Hhac de
New Arbour Garden Wines and Dining at Mrs McGwire's
An advertisement promotes New Arbour Garden at Mrs McGwire's on A Dames Street offering wines beer ale and meals with pleasant arbors walks and billiards plus courteous attendance. A physician Mr Gregory Duany advertises Truffes with or without springs claimed to relieve various complaints and permit exercise without prejudice. The note calls Spring Truffes a new invention approved by many who have used them in city and country.
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Maunday
Vienna
Italy
Germany
Netherlands
Moroco
Chatham
Sheerness
Sunderland
Garland
Justices of the Peace
Mitch
Bridewell
Lvddell
Dames Street
McGwire
Gregory Duany
Queen's
Charle’s Street