Adams's Solvent Cure for Stone and Gravel Disease
The pamphlet promotes Adams's Solvent by Sampson Perry as effective against cork calcule, stone, and gravel. It claims formation dissolution in the bladder, gradual convalescence, and restoration of health. Sold by William Bacon at Oxford Street with a certificate and a twenty guinea reward for forging it.
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Sampson Perry
Adams
Bacon
Patent Medicine
Oxford-street
London
Sampson
Perry’s
Sargent
Wiihiam Acon
W. Bacon
Oxford-fired
Lon
The Constitutional Magazine and True Briton’s Friend
A new weekly publication titled The Constitutional Magazine and True Briton’s Friend launches on Saturday Nov. 7. It proclaims a Royalist defense of the English constitution, aims to inform on public affairs, and pledges impartial analysis of European events, with essays, politics, and extracts from notable figures.
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Great Briain
Treland
Ation
Carlon
Magnay and Pickenzog
Hit Arey
Walker
William Pitt
Jerubins
Levellers
England
Europe
Judes Arhurst
Ne. T
Charles l
Lord Loughborough
Lord Bolingbrooke
Great Britain
Marsy
France
Baty
Peete
Duplos Saispila Pitt
Pxchequeralee
India
Constitutional Association
Anchory Batherind
ORY
Republica
Alex. Ko
Mg's &Tms
En Aagian
Waes
Scotland
Ise
Southwark Inhabitants Meet For Winter War Relief Fund
The inhabitants of the Parish of Southwark plan a subscription at Lip Te Tuns Tavern St. Margaret's Hill on Wednesday the 27th to provide warm clothing and supplies for British troops on the Continent. Local zeal and London civic support are highlighted as evidence of broad backing for the appeal.
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Southwark
Lip TE Tuns
St. Margaret’s Hill
London
Westminster
Chelmer and Black Water Navigation Special Meeting Postponed
Chelmsford November 2155 1993 The Proprietors special meeting is postponed as the committee acts on information from Engineer Mr Rennie. The committee suggests calling proprietors together before the General Meeting at January next as fixed by Parliament. Robert Tindall Clerk to the Company of Proprietors.
Patent tinning of copper vessels advertised in London
By King's patent Stratton and Hills offer to nobility merchants and ship captains an article promoting copper vessels tinning with a thicker protective coating, claiming safer cooking without copper exposure. Orders for tinned vessels and patent steam cooking apparatus supported by their warehouses and manufactory in Cheapside and Blackfriars Road.
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Tratton
Hills
East
Avon India
Law Report on Suspicion and Annuity Case Before Court
In a move by Mr. Frfeine for a rule to show cause, Lord Bellamont of Ireland seeks payment of costs from the plaintiff’s attorney over an annuity dispute with Rebecca Palmer. Bellamont, suspecting falsified vouchers and possible deceit, demands living proof before continuing payments. The dialogue includes demands to file interrogatories by Saturday and notes delays by Lawless and related counsel.
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Frfeine
Lord Bellamont
Kingdom of Ireland
Canfe
Sheldon
Palmer
Earl of Bellomont
Rebecca Palmer
Tip
Ireland
Exeter
Lloryhead
Millsi
Walner
Mr. Palmer
Mr. Bower
Lawless
Garrow
Lord Kenron
Mingay
Priddle
Lord Kenvon
Tros
Tyrius
Court Remarks on Attorney Misconduct in London Case
In a London case, Lord Kenyon criticized an attorney for rude and indecent conduct while noting limited censure power. The matter involved writ costs, a plaintiff Palmer, and a defendant arrested for debt. Allegations included secret affidavits and shifting trials to Somerset, with a verdict for Mimery and evasive advice from Concanon. The exchange highlighted legal ethics and potential improprieties in handling debt actions.
Case of Duburf goods in London and New York dispute
In a contest over goods delivered to Mr Hill for Duburf in London, Lord Kenyon notes the distress to creditors. Duburf’s letter request to return goods preceded Scott’s claim of 2500 pounds, yet Scott then declared Duburf indebted and attached the goods, binding himself to the original option and complicating rescission.
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Hill
Scott
Chey
Duhurst
Lord Kenyon
New York
Attorneys Move to Quash Bristol Case
Attorneys moved for a rule why Bristol attorney Comands should not answer matters of the affidavit. The court stated it had no jurisdiction. The affidavit of John Emery and others claimed Emery, a London grocer, sent goods to Matthews in Bristol to sell. Matthews could not pay but believed the demand just.
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London
Palmer
Lord Bellamont
Pall
Ersenne
Lord Kenyon
Concanon
Emery
Somerset
Lord Kenyor
Mimery
Mr. Concanon
Matthews
Ireland
Mr. Erskine
Exexine
Comands
Bristol
John Emery
New Trial Question Raised in Holt Conviction Case
The court debated whether Daniel Holt, convicted on two informations for selling a Paine work, could seek a new trial after verdict. Lords Kenyon and Rex v conducted cautious exchanges on timing, precedents, and the judge’s reports, with attorneys arguing practical and legal grounds for or against delaying judgment.
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Daniel Holt
Paine
Erskine
Atrornry Generat
Lord Kenyan
Mr. Erskine
Am Gough
Gloucester
Justice Ashurst
Wv. Aylet
Lord Kenwown
King
Aylet
Beskine
Lord Kenyon
Iain Oi
Rexvon Fisid
Inafmeuch
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Robert Tindall
Compmny of ‘Pewprictors
Chelmsfordly
LAW Report
Court OF King's Bench
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