Genuine Botanic Tinctures for Nervous Distress and Scurvy
A historic advertisement presents John Hell M D and Lady Hill receipts for tincture of valerian to ease nervous disorders and hysteric complaints, and water dock essence claimed to cure scurvy. It touts gradual but certain improvements, notes safety and vegetal origin, and appoints Bacon as Royal Patent Medicine Warehouse agent with a certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hell
M. S
Lady Hill
Bacon
Royal Parent Medicine
Oxford
Englands
Great Water Dock
Zee
Royale Patent Sigdicine
London
William Bacon
Hand
W.bacon
Keyser Celebrated Pills Advertised In London
A nineteenth century advertisement touts Keyser celebrated pills as a universal antidote. It claims cures for impurities of blood and various diseases from corrupt connections in the West Indies and other illnesses. Certificates from French and British figures, praise from royal and military communities, and a London stationer listing prove authenticity and counterfeiting safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Duke of Bedford
Lord Ligonier
Lord Rodney
Admiral Saunders
Royal Academy of Sciences
Paris
Royal College of Physicians of London
George ‘Atatke
Apothecatics Hall
Usury ruling in bill discount case with Lord Kenyon
The court scrutinizes a bankruptcy and bill discount dispute. Facts acknowledge debt after dishonour, but the main issue is whether a letter to the plaintiffs created an implied promise to pay, affecting liability of the indorser. Lord Kenyon declares the arrangement usury and grants guidance on notice and timing.
LAW REPORT ON BILL OF EXCHANGE IN JURY CASE
Mr Mincay stated the action was by plaintiffs indorers of a 5001 bill against the first indorser Ley. The Bristol drawn bill dated February 23 last, two months, London in favour of the defendant, indorsed by Facus to Glover Co, then Hall Haynes Co who indorsed to the plaintiffs. To prevail, handwriting of drawer and suddifers must be proven. Noting exceptions to notice when bill is accommodation and knowledge by all parties, the judge questioned the necessity of notice if nonpayment concerns the acceptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes and Co
William. Lloyd
Fitzhenry
Feds
Erxixtye
Jacks
Flood
Eustace and
Holland
Ken
Verdi
Sool
Fry and Co
London
Stuart
Mires
Sam of God
Kenyves
Ersxing
Lord Kenyon
Erxixing
Bower
Beaxcroft
Sirshine
Hall, Haynes and Co
Cafe Nomce
Prosecution Against Ports mouth Bank Proprieties for Usury
A long legal argument details a case under the Statute of Jury against the Portsmouth bank proprietors. The aim is to recover penalties up to 30000l. The opening outlines alleged usury across multiple discount transactions to raise funds for a Mrs. Stuart. Mrs Separt allegedly received credit on shop notes in exchange for duties, with ongoing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth Bank
Stuart
Separt
Portsouth
Cath
Salisbury Death Notice of Earl Pensroxs Illness
Salisbury December 18 Earl Pensroxs remains without hopes of recovery. His complaints partake of a paralytic, affec ting speech and other faculties. His Lordship is attended by Dr. Pircaian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pensroxs
Pircaian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keyser
Sr Tate
Boes Bower
Carneas
Lord Kenvorm
Bank of England
Lord Kenyor
Erskine
Lord Kenyori
Erskine J
Kawvon
Cate
Sedan
Cower Hill
Sudbury
LAW
Guildhall
Lord
Enyon
Salysbury
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