The Author Rouble of Calling for It
Fragmented OCR reveals a historical catalog by Charles Hales with additions by J. Adlard, listing stocks, India bonds, exchequer bills, funds, annuities, livings, and commerce related sketches. Details mention life assurances and various financial instruments with references to Asia, India, and colonial subjects.
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India
Ats
Sri Euisives
Charles Hales
J. Adlard
Duke-street
West-Smithfield
Booktsiler
George-street
Fosterlane
Steers's Paregoric Lozenges advertised remedy
An 18th or 19th century advertisement touts Steers's Paregoric Lozenges as a safe and effective cure for colds coughs hoarseness and throat and chest soreness. It claims relief and permanent improvement in inveterate cases once other treatments fail. It lists wholesalers at No 13 Albemarle Street and St Paul’s churchyard and notes additional products and prices.
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Steers
H. St:ers
Dr. Severs
Newbery’s
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Niall
Essence of Mustard helps rheumatism says testimonial
Historic notice describes medical claims for Whitehead's Essence of Mustard by Capt. Johnston and others. Letters praise relief from rheumatic pain, citing London and Edinburgh sources, with distribution through apothecaries and shops across Britain.
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NTS
Great Britain
Johnston
Whitehead
Dain Abd
Guernsey
Tordéclare
Rivar Swaffham
Janis
WoopMan
St-Janes’s
Met
Emi
London
Beneb
Nimanel x
Appice
Perfevefitiz
Mro R. Johniston
Apothecary
Geeek Freete Soho
Sidy Gintwell
Baths Smith
Raeburn
Husband
Scott -and-Baxter
Edinburgh
Performgland
Ireland
Memoir of a Medical Case At Winchester to Oxford
A patient recounts decline after illness and nerve weakness at Winchester. After seeking help from Oxford doctors and Bath waters, recovery began with nerve and spirit restoration, describing prolonged debility, palpitations, and gradual improvement aided by medical care and rest.
Dr Brod’s Nervous Cordial praised in 1795 letter
A fragment from a Bath era notice lauds Dr. Brod’s Nervous Cordial and a Guide to Old Age as life changing. The letter, dated 1795 from Oxford, extols cure after long illness and announces plans toward matrimony. It lists outlets and prices across London shops and Dublin addresses, urging readers to obtain the remedy through various merchants.
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Olduage
Tamnon
Brod
M. Ass
Letter of Convocation to Plenipotentiaries of Northern Germany
Von Dohm forwards a kingly command to Plenipotentiaries from Northern Germany gathered at Hildesheim. The note urges continued neutrality and troop maintenance until peace, warns that withdrawal of troops may end the alliance and jeopardize negotiations, and calls for rapid convention to fix subsidies and quotas for ongoing war needs. The document underscores demands for steadfast cooperation and explicit assurances from the associated states.
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Germany
von Dohm
Prussia
Hildersheim
Saxony
Upper Saxony
North Sea
Lower Rhine
Silesia
Elec
Germay
Res
Brunswick
Nothern Germany
Hildesheim
Law and Executions in King s Bench Reports in Surrey
Feature on a Rule to show cause why a Writ of Mandamus should not direct Surrey magistrates to appoint highway surveyors for Battersea. Includes discussion of misnamed appointees, the process of listing 21 candidates, and a ruling by Lord Kenyon. Also recounts an action against the Sheriff for recovered goods and officer extortion involving half guineas and a sheriff s receipt.
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Gourt
King’s Bench
Fea
Exskine
Baldwin
Surry
Battersea
Lord Kenyon
Enute
Kesvew
Perfotistur
Grofich
Court of Exchequer Demurrer Overruled in Phillie s Case
The Court of Exchequer, Cow NN Y, overruled a demurrer in a bill by the plaintiff claiming recovery of about 700 pounds from the defendants tied to a late Henry Wefin. The money allegedly was owed and left at the defendant's Pall Mall house. The court ordered the defendants to answer the plaintiff's bill.
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Cuier
Fires and military wagons bring losses and shipments
Reports from Manchester and Liverpool describe a fire in the dry house of Metis Edge and Berwick Ardwick that destroyed the building though much was saved. A second fire in Mr Bates’s Barnet Street warehouse in Liverpool consumed the premises and provisions before it was checked. A 360 waggon train with 4060 stand of alibi borious stores arrived at Liverpool from Woolwich destined for Ireland. Nearby, Mr Bancroft’s orchard near Weaverham yielded three quarts of currants noted for their fine flavour.
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Edge
Berwick
Ardwick
Bates
Barnet-street
Liverpool
Woolwich
Ireland
Mr. Bancroft
Weaverham
Northwich
Roman Urns and Skeletons Found Near Barming Parish
In Maidstone last week labourers unearthed seven Roman urns beside a field near Barming. adjoining diggings revealed several human skeletons and horse skeletons. The finding suggests a battle site but details remain unclear. A separate town incident saw two lurchers collide with a woman during a street water-dousing incident causing the dog to die.
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Maidstone
Barming
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Bourgeois and Co
Baymarket
Shaw
Strand
Mr. Wards
Gray’s Innzlane
Holborn
My. ‘Davis
Cork
Nye
St. Paul's Churchyard
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Boulton
Royal Exchange
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Partheon
Williams
Majestus
Pall-mall
Collins
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Mary-street
Dublin
Three Kingdoms
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