Counterfeit Medicines Stamp Notice by Bayley Firm
The proprietors Bayley Son and Lowe, Cockspur Street, London, inform vendors that counterfeit stamps bear the names GJ HEMEL and Bayley and Lowes. The notice warns that only genuine stamps carry the engraved words and the label Bayley and Lowne Cockspur Street London. The deception concerns the sale of medicines at wholesale and retail, price 25 9d per stamp including stamps.
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Pernions
GJ. Hemel
Bayley
Puwely
Culbovur 3Liree Ly
Lowz
Cockpur-street
London
Meritines
Fe Ory
Bayley, Son
Lowe
Cockspar-street
Bailey Third Day Indictments At Old Bailey
James Maria is accused of stealing twelve pieces of beef from the King's stores after being spotted with a sack on December 25 near East Smithfield. He claims he found the beef. witnesses say he admitted taking it from the stores. James Abbott and James Vandercon face burglary charges for breaking into Miss Neville's house in Portugal Street, Grosvenor Square, with reported theft of beds, carpets, and linens. A neighbor observed the break, a large group with weapons confronted the suspects, and the defense noted the timing did not prove they acted between three and six o'clock. the case may be refiled. Suspects Parry and Thompson are linked to a separate pursuit and robbery involving a chaise near Twickenham and Men at several gates. evidence includes recovered pistols. The court found both sets of defendants guilty. Death.
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James Maria
Leng
St. Catherines
East Smithfield
James
Victualling-office
James Abbott
James Vandercon
Mariel ‘Neville
Ann Neville
Miss Nevillé
Portugal-street
Grosvenor-Square
Henry Slack
South Audley-street
Slack
Appington
Susanna Gibbs
NY Nevilles
Miss Neville
Baron TuHompson
Middlesex
Parry
Thompson
Edward-Chrtpman
Twickenhamy
Lord Orford
Hampton ‘Court
Twining
Smith
Teddington
T’hey
Thomas Smith
William ‘Turner
George Bird
Constable
James Wall
Chapman
Thomas Evans
Richard Evans
Thormpfone
King's Royal Letters
Greenwood
Kerfeymere
Jef. Greenwood
Spilsbury
Ry. Holmes
Rockfeller
Moat Heil
Leeds
York
Thomas Wood
Jay
Thomas Joel
Éxreat
Britain
Ireland
Venices
Materia Medica
Albion
Picking
Simord-fred
Williams's
F.netwobery
St. Paul's
Tut
Royal
Bacon's
Oxford
Manchester
Swinky
Birmingham
Trueman
Exeter
Woodford
Southampton
Binns
Keene
Canterbury
Tymb
Worcesters Harding
Gosport
Crest
Peking
Whatitay
Elegant multi volume dictionary set offered for young readers
Public advertises three neatly bound volumes in fine wave paper with small type. The English Language Dictionary, Compendious Geographical Dictionary and Geographical and Historical Grammar are priced with calf and maps options. Describes contents, improvements, and endorsements by reviews, urging patronage from readers.
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Morocco
England
Wales
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
C &c
W. .Peacock
Selisbury Square
Fleet
Caution on Mercury Use Promotes Brodum Syrup as Cure
A warning on Mercury-based treatments notes grave risks from Mercury and extols Dr Brodum's Botanicae Syrup as a safer alternative. The notice lists origins and outlets for the medicine, including Albion Street, various city shops, and clinics, and mentions medical advice and delivery options.
Observations on Poland partition and Russian aims at Petersburgh
The piece argues Catherine the Great's Poland partition is part of a broader plan by Russia to dominate Europe. It cites ongoing efforts since 1772 to pressure Sweden, extend across the Black Sea, and build a maritime force, with large magazines, ships, and troops ready on Poland’s borders to threaten the Ottoman Empire and gain Turkish provinces.
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Poland
Petersburgh
Catherine
Constantinople
Germany
Sweden
Porte
Moldavia
Wallachia
House of Austria
Russia
Caps
Pesginburgh
Avotpuus Frepénie
Ruffia
Europe
Effar
Turkey
Eco Rufsians
Black Sea
Reis-Effendi
Persia
Election of Dean of the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh
On January 12 in Edinburgh the Dean of the Faculty of Advocates was elected by a large majority, over the Hon. Henry Easeine who opposed two security and constitution bills. Votes for the Lord Advocate were 1223 to 38 against.
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Faculty ‘of Advocates
Lorm Apvacars
Henry Easeine
Lorp
Theatre violence prompts police ban on refusals of afsignats
Lyons December reports refusals of asignats provoke royalist fears of unrest among workers. Police issue an arreté prohibiting refusals under severe penalties. At the Des Cels Fixs theatre a stone hits a actress as she repeats a line about fear never returning, the assailant escaping.
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Armiad
Highway Robbery Trial Involving Parry and Thompson
Philip Parry and James Thompson faced capital indictment for feloniously assaulting and robbing Peter Sidebotham on the King's highway near Twickenham on December 16. Sidebotham, employed by Mrs. Lee of Kingston, testified that Parry demanded money at pistol point while Thompson seized the reins, driving the chaise into a ditch and prompting Sidebotham to hand over nine or ten shillings amid a struggle.
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Philip Parry
James Thompson
Peter
Sidebotham
King’s Highway
Gs. Indilver
Peter Sidebotham Sai
Kington
Surry
Lee
Hleworth
Twickenham
Thompson
Parry
Aid
Bork
Fire at Chiswick Duke of Devonshire Seat
A Wednesday night fire at the Duke of Devonshire's residence in Chiswick damaged the housekeeper's fitting room and bedroom, with two valuable pictures burned. Servants alerted local parish engines, which, aided by Mrs. Luther's engine, prevented wider damage before town aid arrived. the blaze likely started when a chambermaid dropped a park from the cradle as she turned down the bed.
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Duke of Devonshire
Chiswick
Luther
Courtroom Exchange Over Punishment and Seafaring Quip
A man before the magistrate quips about serving the king to avoid punishment. The dialogue includes a joke about whether he has ever been at sea and a remark on custodial status. The Holyhead Packet arriving at Dublin last Saturday carried back the Irish Mail, reflecting a related postal blunder from the same period.
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Worthip
Dublin
Irish Mail
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