Dissolution of Prest Brown and Co Cornfactor Firm
Notice from London dated July 21 1797 states the partnership of William Prest Peter Brown jun and Timothy Nattrass dissolves by mutual consent from July 26. Going forward the corn factors business will be carried on by William Prest and Timothy Nattrass on their joint account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prest
Peter Brown
Timothy Nattrass
Prest, Brown, and Co
Lawrence Pountney-lane
London
Notice to Debtors and Creditors of William Watkiss
Notice to all persons indebted to the late William Watkiss of Newcastle under Lyme in Staffordshire. Deliver accounts and demands to the surviving executors Joan Harping and the firm Cope and Timms. Creditors must present their claims for discharge by the executors. Newcastle, July 17, 1797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watkiss
Newcastle
Lyme
Stafford
Mercer
Draper
Joan Harping
Ander Lyme
Messrs
Cope and Timms
Lyme Zier
Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for Rymer Tincture Medicine
The document promotes James Rymer of Gerard Street Soho London as inventor and prescriber of a cardiac and nervous tincture claimed to treat heat disorders, indigestion, gout, nervous debility, and fevers. It lists price, delivery in bottles, and retail venders including Dicey Beynon and Tutt's, with references to consult Mr Rymer and to Traités and pamphlets for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rymer
Gerard-street
Soho
London
Geryard-street
Rymer
WN. B. Mesirs
Dicey
Beynon
Bow
Haymarket
Royal. Exchange
Whitehead's Essence of Mustard praised in public letters
A sensational appeal from 1797 public letters extols Whitehead's Essence of Mustard for rheumatism gout and stomach ailments. Letters from Bath and London recount dramatic pain relief and restored mobility after external applications and pills, naming various customers and retailers across Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Barstor
Johnston
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Bath
Mr. Drayton
Lyte
Houfe
Moftard
Flaxers
Guildhall
Westminster
A. MiCaw
66Th
Fort George
Guerrity
M'Can
Goth
Bury St
Lamrady
Mippeepiten
R.johnsten
No. Go
fEdds
Role
Mills
Bulgin
Kouth
Bristol
Croswell Hegard
Fath
Pylt and Raikes
Guioucester
Smith
Charity Trustees Report On Prisons Debtors And Petitions
Discharged and relieved from various prisons 68 debtors for 2 crl. ss. xrd. Cases of 45 petitioners approved 39 referred to Characters 6 petitions Benefactions received by J Neild Esq Treasurer Cheyne Walk Chelsea and at several London offices where books may be seen and the society meets the first Wednesday each month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Xrd
J.neild
Cheyney- Walk
Chelsea
Biddulph
Ridge
Charing-Cross
Dorrien and Co
Finchlane
Cornhill
Hammersley’s
Pall-Mall
Vere
Lucadau, Broughton, and Co
Lombard-street
Wilkinson
Polhill
Bloxam, and Co
Southwark
Craven-street
Strand
Liberty of the press in a Christian state debated in court
Lord Kenyon presides as a special jury hears Sir Samuel Erskine defend Paine's Age of Reason. The speech defends free discussion while warning that blasphemous libel harms morals and calls for due decorum, law, and restraint within England's constitutional framework. The prosecution stresses the authority of the gospel and the need to safeguard religion from dangerous writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erfeine
King’s Court
England
Lord Kenyon
Guildhall
Mr. Erskine
Court OF King’s Bench
Westminster
King VY. Williams
Paine
Servants of the Crown
Great Britain
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Small Dee
Craven
Los
Ednonstone
Bart
Galaneys Jo Sher
Shaw Brooke
Yonge
Hoares
Jenner
Askew
Askew, Percitto
Geo. Jeffery
Milnes Lownds
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