Discharged and Debtors Petitioners in Charity Cases
The document lists 126 discharged and released items from petitions, with 51 petitioners considered and 27 referred to others. It names numerous treasurers and firms in London locations and notes a charity meeting on the first Wednesday of each month for supporters to view books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apert See
Mila
Chi Nei Q
Chey
mey-Walls
Chelsea
Sir R.herties Ane Co
St. James’s Street
Hoares
Fieet-street
Fuller, Son
Ecsbard -Street
Asteran L Pelts
Finchelanc
Hepmerheys
Patty Skam
Séithwark
Whitehead's Mustard Essence advertised with letters
A compilation of testimonials dated 1795 1796 praising Whitehead's Essence of Mustard for rheumatic and paralytic conditions. Letters from captains, doctors, and a countess describe relief and recovery, noting extensive use by nobility and merchants and listing distributors in London Bath Edinburgh and across England and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Johnston
Whitehead
Goth Regiment
Guernilseany
Goth
Naxben
Swaffham
Mig
WoodMan
St. James's
Duke of Cumberland
London
A. Mors
Epstonnsox
Bancaster
Edson
Dees
Nee
Arrabel
Mir
Francis
Bay St. Edmondssog
Wnquirer
W. Mipprenken
G.countess
Dadalus
Spithead
Public notices and medical ads fill crowded page
The item records a public notice from managers refusing to answer correspondence unless prepaid and promising to return letters. It also advertises AREGORIC LOZENGES for cold and throat ailments and Steers’s Opode and Cas momile Drops sold at the warehouse and various locations with prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemble
Edinburgh
Newcoentres
Cawdell
Sunderland
Steers
Evs
Dauldeghyech
Restorative Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup testimonial
An Exeter merchant Wileyam Spicer Dix testifies to remarkable eye and health improvements after using the Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup. He recounts severe illness, paralysis of sight, and eventual recovery, praising the remedies and urging others to try them. He cites witnesses and offers supplier details across England and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Brobum
Albion-street
Blackfriars-bridge
Exeter
Lotave
Teignmouth
London
Avery Céukd
Wileyam Spicer
Dix
John
Cowardy
John Chiffem
Richard Graves
Royal Navy
Hambuy-Fort
Honiton
Devon
Edinburgh
Jeboult and Co
Bacon
Oxford’ Street
Bourgeois and Co
Haymarket
Shaw
Medicine Warehouse
Ward
Gray’s-Inn-lane
Holborn
Davis
Cork
Ireland
E. and
F. Wewbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Tutt’s and Boulton
Royal Exchange
Pidding’s
Pantheon
Oxford S Street
Williams's
Pall-mall
Collins
Splisbury
Spilsbury and Co
EAST-INDIA COMPANY GENERAL COURT DEBATES DEPOT AND RECRUITING
A long General Court of Proprietors debated government loan interest, by-law notice requirements, and whether a 2 million loan grant could be issued from company cash. The discussion covered a depot for a European army, recruiting India bound troops, past and proposed by laws, and plans to seek counsel opinions, with amendments and a near tie vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com+pany
India
Serjeant
Mans- Frzld
Rows
Mane
Jong
Henchman
Jongs
Apati
Alderman Luswixcton
General Court
Tourrey
Hencaman
Court of Directors
Court of Proprietors
Zfec
Thife
Jones Apair
Rawoan Jackshy
Alderman Luiaindow
Tou- Freg
Jaceton Barmis
Hercuman
Cape of Good Hope
Brooke
St. Helena
Watson
Aoe
Dunpas
Hencuman
Depg
Fips
Alderman Lusumpton
Bilk
Metcalfe
Committee of Shipping
George II
Nugent
Ireland
Met
London
Towner-hill
Nodth
Marquis Cornwallis
England
Piae Fitiogt
Heth
A. Lusumneran
Fwswine
Reapve Jackson
Bénsury
Hencamax
Counseh
Bipuinefone
Durant
Inga
Roche
Mercaris
Fashion for Fantasy: Morning and Afternoon Dresses Detailed
The article lists fashion items such as satin ribbons, striped velvet, chintz gowns with long sleeves, white fur trimmings, blue and white accessories, and elaborate headdresses. Evening attire features toupees, bandeaux, rosettes, diamond jewelry, and satin petticoats with gilded trim, alongside gloves, muffs, and shoes in coordinating colors. It also mentions Scotch dresses with white satin bonnets, plaids, gold cords, lace plaits, and diamond earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wai Dyke
Jones Elected Member for Denbigh Town
Thomas Tyrwvaitr Jones of Portland elected to represent Denbigh town in place of deceased Richard Myddleton. Trial at Cow Cross involved Ofling Pirsons Spencer Liverfage Lane and Rian for riot. Rian Parsons Spencer and Orling found guilty. Sentences: Rian two years in the House of Correction. Parsons one year. Spencer one year. Ofling six months. Rian to secure good behavior for three years after release. Rian acquitted in murder trial along with Arngld and Dung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Tyrwvaitr Jones
Portland
Place
Denbigh
Richard Myddleton
Ofling
Pirsons
Spencer
Liverfage
Lane
Rian
Cow Cross
Beadle
St. Sepulchre’s
Parsons
Orling
House of Correttion
Arngld Ang Dung
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Thomas Sy Bee
Ravensirett
Strand
J. H. Browne
Charles. Abbott
Saville
Hotes, Te Fullerand Co
Er Fuller and Co
Mr. Ste
P. Hearnden
A. L
Eee and Co
Dortien and Co
East-India House
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