Discharged gad relief and petitioners in royal aid notices
The document lists monthly report items, debtors, and cases involving 63 petitioners. It notes beneficiaries received by J Néild, Esq. Treasurer, and mentions multiple firms and addresses in London and Dublin. Cures were performed at Margate, Southampton, Bath, Bristol, Harrowgate, Dover for several titled individuals who decline public names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerieves
J. Néild
Cheyney Walk
Chelsea
Sir
Herries and Co
James’s Streets
Heaven
Fleetstreets
Fuller, Son,and Co
Biddulph
Ridge
Charing-Cross
Dorrien
Amd
Finchland
Cornhill
Hammersley's
Pall-Mall
Vere
Laradou
Broughton
and “Co
Wildipson
Bolbill + and ‘Co
Southwarkes
Desi
Cs. Ga
Margate
Southampton
Bath
Bristol
Harroweate
Dover
Dee Craven-street
Strand
Faert
Ivelchester
Bedford Ipswich
Poulery
Reading
Chelmsford
Kingstot Upon
Stafford
Pot Seer
Haldttone
Surry Ca
St. P Edmund
sBury
Rt Ae
Finerton Anger
Ilefpure Norwich
Fairfax
Horham Loukridge
Ewig
Bispareys
Lord de Dunstanville
R. Hecepand
Geoffrey S E- Zo
David
Charman
India
Srommoeds
Jno
Drummond
Peter Thelluffon
Ven
Ortien
W. Weller Peper Dade
T. Marek Phillips
Pee Biddulph
T. Dimsdale
Apert Rien and Co
Ichard Robinson
Teceria and Co
Restorative Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup Endorsed
An array of 1796 letters extol a Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial from Dr Brodum. Advertisements claim rapid relief for nervous disorders, bilious issues, and general health, with endorsements from Exeter, Weymouth, Manchester, and Canterbury patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Brodum
Exeter
Trewman and Son
Weymouth
Wood
Dr. Brodum
J. Woop
J. Gregory
Brighthelmstone Library
Alien
North Street
Brighton
Bristol Hotwells
St. Mary's Gate
Manchester
Cowproy
Bowen
Metralcourt
Riccarp Coutwert
Bath
Agasthen
Mitralcourts
Faye Wregard
Canterbury
Witners
Bristow
Srinter
Rens Chronicle
Samuel Kingsfordy
Spuery
Pottay
Albion Street
Iae Strana
Wardaxter
Edinburgh
Brown
Bristei
Mac Donald
Saean‘Tuore
Ganterburys
Jeloult and Co
Bacon’s
Norstry Thoin
Davis
Cors
Drelandy
Newbery
Trinidad Island described as valuable for cotton and tobacco
The piece outlines Trinidads favorable climate for cotton and high quality tobacco, plus cocoa and hardwoods. It notes strategic value for Britain, potential new markets for manufactured goods, and benefits from direct trade with the Caribbean and Continent. It cites a 1785 Spanish cedula granting settlement privileges and concerns over fugitive enslaved people, with aims to boost trade and specie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuinidad
Boca del Dragon
Paria
Oronogo
Leeward
Trinidad
Virginia
Porto ‘Rico
Caraccas
Oronoko
Comniana
Madrid
Antilles
Spain
Arenjuez
Joseph Maria Chacon
Souich
Carraccas
South America
Great Britain
England
Bill on Corn Importation and Bank Indemnity Debates in Commons
The House debated the Corn Importation Bill with amendments on barley export, measures to keep grain prices low, and the option to adjourn for six weeks. A Bank Indemnity Bill rider was discussed as the Bank’s power to pay debts surfaced amid wider concerns about Bank influence and an possible new Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malmesbury
Todd
Thasi Ith
Ryde
Rashleigh
Cokepoke
Whitbread
Norfolk
London
Peece Piper
Wilberforce
Yorke
Whitt Read
Coke
Hufsey
Edeward Knatchbull
Fox
Phitbread
Wm. Pulteney
Gagette
Yval
Exchequer
Hobhouse
Bardéter
Chang
Cain
W. Smith
Maniy
Therzton
Pow
Wyn Pulteney Rox
William
Bank of England
W. Pulteney
Wiliam
Bank of Englands
Parliamentary Intelligence Friday April Private Bills Read
The Commons brought several private Bills to first reading and moved through their stages. The Bishop of Chefer and Lord Vernon took oaths, Lord Auckland spoke on orders for the summons of the Monse. The day closed after short remarks from Lord Chantelle and the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Chefer
Vernon Tool
Auckland Rok
A. Minor
Chantelle
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