Sought after illustrated British Classics catalog advertisement
An 18th century sales notice touts upper plate magazine and picturesque views of cities seas ports lakes and mountains. It promises deluxe prints with letterpress descriptions,Designed for Dr Johnson era patrons, published by Harrison Co and others. Includes prices and publisher details, stationers and booksellers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plefuresque
Great Britain
Ireland
Frog
Filt Matters
Delerip
Andard
Ralken
Omer
Columbier
Evite
Edrison
Pacemottgrrow
Newmen
Samuel Johnsom
Benical Corp
Ras
Temporary Retirement Housing for Pregnant Ladies Advised
An 18th century notice offers accommodation in London for pregnant women needing rest. It advises consulting Mr White, surgeon and midwife, or Mrs White for nursing infants, promising respectful, discreet care. Also promotes Restorative Sale Pills and Mr White’s address plus a pamphlet on concealed pregnancy for public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
5ouse0 Tickets and Remitting Bills on Present Terms
Correspondents remit good bills at short date treated as if dealing personally. Present price noted for transactions.
Irish Parliament Debates over Libel and Reform Demands
In Dublin on Monday and Tuesday January 28 29 the Chancellor moved inquiries into the hearth money tax and revenue officer fees while Mr Grattan and Mr Curran urged restraint as Thomas M Donnell was cited for printing a libel in the Hibernian Journal. The House considered whether to adjourn amid protests on placemen and pensioners and threats of court action, with debates on liberty, reform and public order continuing into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmade
Cm Coe
Andeleuy
Wr. Grattan
Dungannon
Hibernian Journal
Chronicle of Liberty
Thomas M‘donald
Crane Lane
Dublin
Gratian
Baronet
Hon. Baronet
Curran
Donnel
Hobart
Thomas M‘donnell
Moos
Thomas M‘donnel
Forbes
Edwart
Commons
Breheguer Fa
Burke
Browoge
Luguery
Legem Rufare
Legem
Conolly
Ponsenby
Graycoe
Grattan
Proclamation on illegal meetings debated in Lords
In the House of Lords the Royal Assent was announced for a proclamation against illegal meetings. Several Members spoke on voting thanks to the Lord Lieutenant, with Forbes, the Attorney General, and others among the speakers. The debate suggested general approval of the proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Forbes
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British Empire
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Lord Milford
King, Lords, and Commons
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