Royal Patent Granted for Brodum Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial
London Gazette excerpt April 16 1799 records royal letters patent to William Brodum MD for Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, praised as sovereign remedies for scorbutic leprous and various disorders. testimonials from patrons praise cures. medicines advertised across multiple shops in Albion Street Blackfriars and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Palatini
Lancaster
House of Correction
Preston
Holden Gat
Leigh
Nicholas Grimshaw
Prestyn
J. TA ¥ Lor
Squirrell
M.D
Murray and Vinvecy
Fleetfreet
W. J
J. Richardson
Reyal Exchange
Harchard
Piccadilly
Denmark
Street
Sohe
Blanchard
York
Mrs. White
London-house
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London Gazette
William Brodum
Albion
Brodum
Albion-street
Flackfriars Bridge
Sheep's Head
Loughtorough
Leicester
Predun
Blacsfriar
Joan GaaRat
Witnedfes
W. Harper
wool-Rapler
R. Lilly
J. Somersfield
J. Perkins
Alex. Mitchell
Dedter
Albion- Street
Cury
Robinfsa
Tunbridge-ware Manufacurer
York Youle
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Cru
J Ward
Holborn
Oxford-street
Bulgin
Sheppard
Bristol
Baxter
Edinburgh
Brown
Lolzty
Read
Vine-street
Donald
Glasgow
Chalmygrs
Aperce
Belar
Drugeit
Portsmouth
Bray
Tete
Xceyal Exchange
Williams
Perfume
Pallman
Bruton
Royal Exchange
Collins
Salisbury
Cranwell
Bath
Buckland
Portsea
Shaw
High-street
Borough
Spilbury & Co
Maryfreer
Dublin
W. Magee
Belfast
M. Davis
Cork
Ireland
Curious pursuit of rebel General Hanlon in Ireland and arms raid
In Dublin a rebel General Hanlon escaped custody after a clash in the street, with observers fearing his disclosure of conspiracies. A broad search for arms ensued around Waterford and Kilmacthomas, led by militia units. seventeen prisoners were escorted to New Geneva as authorities pursued further leads.
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Mr. Hume
Wicklow
Hanton
Hanlon
Waterstord
Arai
South Devon
Gaultier Corps
Dunbarton Regiment
New Geneva
Jouvson
Lord Roote
Kilmacthomas
Carrick
Hostile designs in India questioned amid Great Power fears
An East Indies letter from Manaeas dated December 3 dismisses Trepoo Suttaun plots as baseless and argues strong English control under the 1792 treaty will deter any Sultanate aggression. It notes alliance revenue and French influence as key stakes while condemning sensational rumors. The report also mentions Lord Hardwick’s bond case and a magistrate’s rule.
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Manaeas
India
Buoaparte
Turkey
Coromandel
Law Report on Criminal Informations and Magistrate Conduct
Law report details Rule to show cause against Magistrate Josiah Dernford for issuing a commitment over a watch and a ring theft. It notes a petty trader punished, a ring observed on the magistrate, and a remark about not punishing a Jew. It covers a separate rule against Mr Girdlestone over rabbit traps and alleged improper evidence by witness Broughton. Justice Lord Kenyon comments on recognizance versus sureties and magistrate missteps.
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Garrow
Josiah Dernford
Kent
Mealing
Dornford
Lord Kenyox
Breine
Girdlestone
Justice of Peace
Gay
Dunn
Broughton
Lord Kenton
Erskine
Lord Kenvowee
Burd
Lalande and German Astronomers Meet at Gotha talk metrology
In Gotha Lalande and a group of German scientists, including Seyffert, Kohler, and Seyfert, discuss decimal time, the metre system, and standard measures. They review observations, celestial charts, and proposed instruments, noting weather hampered dates and praising the observatory’s equipment and future adoption challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalande
Gotha
Jofeffor Bode
Berlin
Lalinde
Simmer
Major von Zach
M. von Hahn
Remplin
Madame le Frarquis
Leipig
Naumburg
Erfurt
von Zach
Professor Klugel
Profesor Gilbert
M. Pilter
Halle
Professor Seyffer
Gottingen
M. Kohler
M. Seyffert
Dresden
M. Schaubach
Meiningen
M. Feer
Archite
Zurich
France
Germany
All &R
National Institute of Paris
Connsissance Des
Tems
de la Caille
Fladteyts
Seyffert
Madame le Frdagns
Herschel
M. Kohtler
Ma Seyffert
Rge
Elector of Saxony
Leipiic
Grain market report from Corn Exchange London May 3
On Friday at the London Corn Exchange few ships arrived since Monday and prices for Wheat Rye oats barley and beans move with mixed tone. Oats dipped early but rose with reports of limited East Friesland arrivals. Barley remains full but steady, Monday supplies linger. Beans continue to advance amid steady pricing.
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Corn Exchange
London
East Friesland
A Gentleman Marries His Grandmother in Herefordshire
A curious marriage in Herefordshire links John Palmer of Yatton Marth to Mrs. Mary Palmer, widow of the late John Palmer of Levithall Earls. The bride is effectively the grandmother of the bridegroom, creating a web of propinquity that confuses family relations and invites social scrutiny. A separate letter from Leicestershire touts a patent remedy for infant scrofula, claiming dramatic cures from Spirshury’s cordial, and urges broad publication for afflicted households across Britain and Ireland.
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Herefordshire
John Palmer
William Palmer
Yatton Marth
Aymitrey
Mary Palmer
John Palmers
Levithall Earls
Thomas Wright
Garstorth
Leeda
Poaesa
Fromas Weiseey Oe
Soho Square
Londons
Great Britain
Ireland
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Erat
Crimmard
Ancis Freeling
Arart
East-Indies
LAW Report
Astronomy
Professor Bode
Hea
Polands
Kingston
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