Exposition of the Bible in English edition advertised
An expansive colonial advertisement touts the cheapest Exposition of the Bible ever printed in the kingdom. It promotes a lavish folio edition by Rev. Thomas Banks with detailed Exposition, annotations, genealogical, geographic, and scriptural indices, plus a complete harmony of doctrine. Also advertised are the Family Bible and a Marine Pocket Dictionary by Henry Neuman, with publication dates and prices.
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Nee Riece
Friunt
Adam
Paradise
Cain
Abel
Te Amily
Ofame
Peng
Sudcessors
Thomas. Banks
St. Mary Hall
Oxon
Dixton
Mononmouthtuire
G. Codke
Grex Britain
Ely
Earl ‘Spencer
Admiralty
Henry Neuman
Verngrand Hood
Robinson
Benguin
Ramo
Dany
É&C
John Stockdale
Piccadilly
Whdst
North America
Upper and
Lower Canadas
Haar Weld
Patent medicine drops claim cures for rheumatic fever and leprosy
Fragmentary testimonial notes several individuals from towns like Yeovil, Taunton, Bungay, and York reporting cures from these drops. Witnesses named include Croft, March, Mitchell, Glover, and Bar, with references to patients recovering from rheumatic fever, leprosy, and scurvy. The text mentions a dispensary in Sononquare and general sale of the drops across Great Britain and Ireland.
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Mary”dale
Bartheigistnew
Croft
Fleet-street
London
Jonathan Roberts
Somersetthite
Joshua Toulaema
Ayn Poole
Taunton
Ana
Graham Shorland
Wellington
Barnstaple
March
John Mitchett
Glover
Micgham
William Barof Wonton
Norfolk
Bungay
James Sexton
Suffolk
Aetna
Aaoktelien
York
Jonathan
Mary’ Winn
Somerles
Ric ‘Bard
Great Britain
Cundell's Improved Balsam of Honey Promoted in London
A vintage advertisement extols Cundell's Improved Balsam of Honey for asthma consumption and coughs sold by Elletfan and various druggists across London and Ireland. It claims rapid relief, safety in pregnancy, and widespread endorsement, urging readers to verify the authentic label on each pamphlet.
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Andell
Henry
Cundeel
Chymist
Mingriess
London
Feer Bf Dager
Wilid
Elletfan
Druggitt
Unionestreet
Holborn
Gray St N
Amith
Sons
Mercer
Drugift
Drugeitt
Evans
Na.gz
Longslane
West Smashfehd
Kuk
Dygitt
Cackehill
Ratcliff
Whitaker
Drugpitt
Chilwell-street
Davis
Greenwich
Smith, Apathecary
Passadife
Chelsea
Baxter
Edinburgo
Spilsbury and Co
Callwell
Dublin
Magee
Belfast
England
Scotland
Ireland
America
Garundell
Nong
Plough trial at Windsor Park compares Lord Somerville's team
An agriculture note describes Lord Somerville's four oxen using a two furrow Norfolk plough on Windsor Great Park. The trial covers time, field space, and pace, with Devonshire, Hereford, Glamorgan, and Welsh teams versus Somerville. A separate incident reports a courtroom exchange involving Major Seddon and Colonel Akers, leading to a voluntary postponement.
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Norfolk
Windsor Great Park
Somerville
Vale of Taunton
Devonshire
Asic
Hereford
Devon
Glnshorgan
Lord Somerville
Windsor
Victory and writs mark House of Commons session
Debates cover new writs for Hythe Barony Richmond Borough and Banff County. Speakers praise Lord Nelson's Nile victory, urge fiscal economy, and resolve to present the Sovereign with the Address. The session discusses tempering taxes and honoring naval exploits while considering Ireland and other strategic moves.
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House of Commons
Barony of
Hythe
Cungars Far Y Ratcclrfe
Borough of
Richmond
County of
York
Charles Beauclerk
Banff
William Grant
Chester
Gyre
Derby
Wiegreforce Binp
Petr
Rennie
Rucred
Law Report Seddon Case and Noble Toasts Incident
The King Seddon case notes a Rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed for carrying a challenge to Colonel Akers. In Manchester on October 6, inhabitants celebrated Admiral Nelson's Nile victory. Major Seddon chaired one of two divided rooms. Toasts honored Constitution and country.
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Seddon
Colonel Akers
Akers
Ertkine
Lord Kenyon
Law
Kenyon
Privy Council
The
Niles
Dundas
Nile
Europe
Lord Nelson
France
Thorney
Nelson
Egypt
John Borlase
Warren
Irelands
Great Britain
Tierney
Ireland
B.warren
Geward
Major Seddon
Miy’Breine
Satife
Manchester
Ne Fon
Erskine
India
Tippoy Saib
Géneral Matthews
Marquis Cornwallis
Seringapatam
The King Y Glover Convicted at Court Martial
The defendant was tried and convicted of a fibel against Colonel Sir George Thomas Bart, commander of the Sussex Fencible Regiment of Dra Ben merge eer. He was dismissed from service and later imprisoned for six months in Lewes House of Correction. Afterward he must provide six years good behavior security with two £50 bail in each.
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George Thomas Bart
Sussex
Dra
Ben Merge
Duke of York
House of Correction
Lewes
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Parliamentary Intelligence
Reng
Lord Granville Levison Gliver
Vitory
Plendid
LAW Report
Court’ OF
King's Bench
the King Y. Glover
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