Counterfeit Dr Bateman Drops warned by Edinburgh notice
The Edinburgh Chronicle 1759 warns against counterfeits of Dr Bateman's Pectoral Drops. It names Dicey and Okell as rightful producers and lists prosecutions, rewards, and shelf locations across Britain. Victims urged to report, with informers to receive half the penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of Peace of
His Majesty
Cluer Dicey
E. D
Ockell, and Company
Dr. Bateman
King’s Arms
Boar’s. Head
Bow- Church-Yard
London
Thomas Jackson
Craven Buildings
Wych Street
New Church
Strand
Joseph Roffell
Queeg Street
Cheapside
Thomas Randall
Bread Street
Thomas Clark
Golden Key
Bridge
Glasgow
Jackson
Bateman
Okell
Doctor Bateman
Stalker
Exchange
Newcastle On Tyne
Robert Douglas
J. Ruffel
Queen Street
Dicky and
Oxeau
Dicey
Joseph Brand
Chunar Dicey and Company
P. Husband Merchant
Classifieds Describe Local Advertisers and Shop Locations
Printed by Gavin Hamilton Joan Balfour Patrick Neill and Joan Reip the notice lists NEILL and J Reip and their shop near the tuxchange entry with 82 in the College as advertised locations for advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Hamilton
Joan Balfour
Patrick Neill
Joan Reip
Neill
J. Reip
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