Whitehead's Essence of Mustard cures widespread aches
Letters from naval officers and townsfolk praise Whitehead's Essence of Mustard for rheumatism paralysis and severe pains. Testimonials from Captains and townspeople claim relief and restoration of mobility after using the remedy in pill or liquid form. Broad distribution through Johnston Apothecary and listed retailers.
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Great
Ealy
A. McCax
Gott’ Regiment
Fort George
Guernsey
Whitehead
S. Effenct
Muf
Pam
Maxtor
Crekeleton
Fried
J. Janes
Nés
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
Lambago
Duke of Cumberland
Arrabella-row
Phalico
W. Francis
Francis
Weitminister
Pepsi
Eostox'nton
J. Epmonnsen
Bury St. Edmonds
Fiethae
Mipple
Countess
Daedalus
Spithead
Effence
Milftard
Yousé
Brodum Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup Praise
Excerpted letters from 1796 extol Brodum medical syrups in Exeter Weymouth and Manchester. Physicians and patients report rapid cures, widespread demand, and repeated recommendations to friends, with claims of restored health and gratitude across London Bath and Bristol networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saraau
Jebgult and Co
Bacon's
Oxford-tireet
Bourgeois. and Co
Haymarket
Brown
Tolzey
Bristol
Read
Glasgow
Chalmers
Aberdeen
E. Newberg
Sy. Cartier
St. Paul's
Boultgns
Royal
Exchange
Pidding's
Oxfords
Willame’s
Sa. Sd
Margate
Southampton
Bath
Harrowgate
Dover
Exeter
Putin
J. Wods
London
Arto
St. Mary’s
Manchester
Cowpady
Bopza
Néve
Lengeh
Roy
Healtty
C. Metpatcouar
Brodum
Loyal Petition to King in Wartime Defense
A Civil War era public letter from Plain Countryman and supporters to the monarch praises Ministers and Parliament for a war seen as necessary to preserve the constitution and Britain’s empire. It lauds naval triumphs, trade measures, and discipline against sedition, while commending unity with Ireland and opposition to revolutionary aims. The text extols loyalty to the Crown and urges continued governance by the current ministry.
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M. M
Europe
Annals of History
France
Beern
Netherlands
Holland
Italy
Germany
Irelands
Great Britain
Bank of England
Ireland
Otte
Stesseare
Irisi
Shzigenke
Saes Beare
Lour
Paddy
Saeseeaae
Pox
Eyre
Ipswich
Court of Chancery
Yochis
Ede
John Kilburn
Water-Newton
Huntingdonshire
England
Bedfordshire
Richmond
Cornefield
Beioft
Kilburn
Jay
Kilehura
Bedfordshires
Galler
Marmaduke-alley
Outlawed soldier confesses in Mauchline murder trial
In Ayr 1795, John Thomson innkeeper and family were tried for Mungo Miller's death in Mauchline. Davd Thomson, once in the Elgin Fencibles, faced outlawry for non-appearance but returned from Ireland to seek trial. A declaration against Harkness led to inquiries and eventual acquittal amid a storm of public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayr
John Thomson
Mauchline
Mungo Miller
Davdd Thomson
Elgin
Famer Harkness
Gavin Hamilton
Matchline 3
Harkness
Gotte
High Court‘of Justiciary
Cranstoun
Borie
James Fanouson
David Thomfon
Janet ‘Thomfon
Jos Thomson
Alwngs
James
Randing
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RB. Johnston
Apothecary
Soto
Lomipes
Crutewelly Bac Y Smith
Raeburn, Husband and Co
R. Scott’ and Baxter
Edinburgh
England-and
England-and-Ireland
Carnacarus
Wintehead
Eisenc
R. Johnston
Evening Mail
Westminster
Old England
Mr.Hamilton
Higucharadak
Janet Thomson
Sosseum de Ganeral
Asgood
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