Mineral Teeth Promise Safer Alternatives to Animal Substances
A 18th century dissertation by M. Dubois promotes mineral teeth as superior to animal substitutes, citing royal and scientific approval. It warns of dangers from dead human teeth and other animal matter, naming prominent physicians and surgeons who supposedly endorse the mineral option, and lists outlets selling related tonics and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dubois
Dechemant
Aris
No. 1
Frithestreet
Soho- Wuare
London
Theaculty
Royal Society of Medicine
Academies of Sciences and Surgery
Secon
Warren
George Saker
Turton
Walter Farquhar
Valengin
Dr. Reynolds
Rowley
Smith
iPeignand
Moore
Perfon
Lerner
John Hunter
Me Tomkins
Earle
Phillips
Brand
Saumarez
Thomas Young
Younge
Devaynes
Dai
Jeur-Breet
L'Homme
New Bond-street
Hoskehannah Carpenter
Old Bond-fvet
M. M. Barat
New
Baapum
Albion-fereet
Sd. Dury
Mr. Robinson
York House
Piccaily
Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ward
Holburn
Gray's Inn
Jeboule and Co
Macon
Oxford-srect
Pidding's Medicine Warehouse
Oxford-street
Bulzic and Sheppard
Bristol
Baxter
Edinburgh
Brown
Freehold manor of Hilber Sham and Abingdon estates offered
Cambridge region offers freehold manor of Hilber Sham with Little Abingdon, two well equipped farms, and woodland. Property lies in Hildesham and Linton parishes, miles from Cambridge and London. Viewings arranged through Mr Wade and local inns. Kent, Clisge, and Pearce handle formal inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeshire
Hilbersham
Abingdon
Hildesham
Linton
Cambridge
Newmarket
London
Mr. Wade
Great Abingdon
Paticulars
King’s Arms
Bourne Bridge
Rose
Messrs
Kent
Clisge
Pearce
Craig
Vourty
Westminster
Spefe
County Palatine Gov and Task Master Post in Preston
County Palatine of Lancaster seeks a Governor and Task Master for the House of Correction at Preston. Annual salary 1301 with no extra perquisites. Nomination to be made at the General Annual Session in Preston on the specified June day. Information from the Clerk of the Peace or Mr Nicholas Grimshaw. Testimonials of character to be transmitted. J Taylor, Deputy, Leigh, April 24, 179g.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maand
Bell Plumptre
Firc Shame
Sermat
Kotzebu
Adelaise
Wulfingen
Kotzebue
B. Thompson
Deury-lane
School For Honour
Lessing
Vernor and Hood
Poultry
Rawson
Hull
Jones
Liverpool
Clarke and Co
Thomson
Mancheer
Virginie
Bernardin St. Pierre
Rice
Paul
Virginia
Helen Maria Williams
T .Boosey
Abel
Theodore
Mary Ann Readcliffe
Selomo
University and College of Physicians
Aberdeen
R. Squirrell
M.D
Murray and
Ehehley
Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Baswuan and Son's
Exeter
Tuom
Birtrage
Pital
Qharca
Horn J and Co
Jodie
Wsbwt
Puih
House of Correction
Preston
Sol
Precton
Thursiageneia
Leigh
Nicholas Grimshaw
Charafer
J. Taylor
Travels in the Interior of Africa by Mungo Park excerpt
An excerpt from a travelogue describing African natives in practice and belief, detailing a Teefee palaver on a married Kafir and a Muslim priest's alleged seduction, the resulting punishment, and archaic marriage customs. The account contrasts Islamic influence with native law, noting corporal punishment and wedding rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Mungo Park
Teefee
Bushreen
Seco
BhiRieen
Maly
Descriptive Domestic Rite In Ancient Hebrews Marriage
A fragmented account describes a wedding ceremony where the bride is veiled within a hut supervised by older women. Attendants of both sexes enjoy music and dancing as the bride is guided to her future home. The bride and groom are then separated for a night, and the women conduct a ritual inspection of the nuptial thread to deem the union valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
Westminster Session Concludes with Prize Gambling Case
Report of a Covent Garden gambling house raid on November 17 1797 led to Thomas Sere's indictment for keeping the house. Officers from Bow Street seized a gaming table and bank but no game proved, result not guilty for the prisoner. Mary Corbyn convicted of fortune telling near Clare Market and sentenced to six months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sere
Covent Garden
Sylveter
Eaward Crocker
Bow-street
Wmn. Addington
Sande Blety
Mary Corbyn
Clare Market
House of Correction
Moral turn in seduction case at Guildhall
Law report from Guildhall London June 14 before Lord Kenyon with Mr Ferwis. Plaintiff sues for seduction of his 17 year old daughter by a Tanner and two other youths. judge urges parental duty, condemns neglect, and withdraws juror leaving no damages and costs to both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
London
Kenyuun
Papps
Ferwis
Erstine
Peak Road
Bermondsey Road
Bady
Panos
Munday
Ohapos Jence
Erskine
Lord Masfield
Westminster
Dally
Magland
Redding
Cloffin
Ducket
Slepe
Sre
Garrow
Lord Kenyon
Parliamentary Intelligence on Slave-Trade Debate Adjourned
In the House of Lords Lord Grenville moved to consider several matters related to the Slave-Trade. Mr Palmer spoke in support as the bill was discussed before the Lords. The matter adjourned to Monday for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Faisal
Plamer
Lord Grenville
Bette
Hyde Parker Divorce and Loan Bill Proceedings
In the House of Commons on Friday June 14, proceedings touched Hyde Parker's divorce, a third reading of the bill, and a deferred motion. The Loan Bill passed its third reading as Mr. Pits moved for Ways and Means to raise 703,000 by lottery. Committee of the Whole took up the Militia Redaction Bill with remarks on proposed alterations and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Hyde Parker
Bill
Tiereey
Agaon
Pits
Leng
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County Palatine of Lancaster
Interior
LAW Report
Palace
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