Description of New Genus Boronia and Plant Notes
Description of a new plant genus Boronia from Smith's Natural History and notes on cultivation of Bourbon Cotton in India. Includes correspondence with Tellicherry authorities, James Anderson, and details on Mauritius cotton seed, cultivation methods, and a snakebite remedy. Also memorial to Francis Barone and a violent incident in Headcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellicherry
Mauritius
Malta
Bourbon
Maratta
Honourable Company
Fightangles
James Anderson
Fort
St. George
Hundred Pounds Reward For Post Office Robbery
A post boy carrying mail from Bromley to Sevenoaks was robbed near Farnborough between 10 and 11 at night. The robber rode a horse with a white face, wore a drab greatcoat, and demanded the mail in exchange for cash. A London rider-type figure was seen at Pratt's Bottom and later at Riverhead. Rewards total two hundred pounds plus forty previously offered for capturing highwaymen. A full pardon awaits the informer or helper who leads to conviction. The affair is announced by the Pimafers Generals and Francis Freeling.
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Dufoss
Darampoory
Baramahl District
General Post-Office
Bromley
Farn- Serourh
Guinea
Pratt’s Bottom
Riverhead
Jhorfeback
Croydon
London
Sevenoake
Lamberhurst
Rye
Tunbridge
Battle
Hastings
Farrenar
Pimafers
Leicestershire Freehold Residence Offered For Private Sale
A historic estate near Ashby de la Zouch with 26 acres of pasture and meadow, a substantial house, farm buildings, water supply, and ornamental grounds to be sold by private contract. Possession April 5, 1799. shown by Sc Pipe Woollerston of Stratford, five miles away. further particulars from Mr Swynfen Jervis in London. Also includes an advertisement for Spilsbury's Antiscorbutic Drops with testimonials and distribution details.
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Leicestershire
Stafford
Warwick
Derby
Netues Stare
Ashby Dels Zouch
Pipe Woollerston
Statford
Tamworth
Swynfen Jervis
Basing-lane
Broad-street
London
Remarkable Cure Adverts for Botanical Syrup in Aberdeen
An Aberdeen notice details cures using Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial. Letters praise relief from scorbuth and deafness after trying various remedies, with endorsements from residents and lists of sale locations across Scotland, Ireland, and England.
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Aberdeen
Brrodum
Albion-street
Blackfriars
Peterhead
Jr. Cuarmers
P.S
Carrohaine
Scotland
Mr. Robinson
Princess of Wales and Duchiess of
York
York House
Piccadilly
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Claren-yard
M'Donald
Glasgow
Chalmers
Belamy
Dryggitt
Portsmouth
Bray
Sunderland
Tuet’s
Royal- Exchange
Williams
His
Neary Partall
Boulton
Royal-Exchange
Collins
Salisbury
Spilsoury and Co
Mary-ftieet
Dublin
W. Mac Boe
Belfasts
M. Davis
Cork
Ireland
Three Kingdoms
Bite of snakes to Doctor Anderson urges remedies
A letter to Doctor Anderson praises his zeal to ease human suffering and calls for new discoveries to lessen a plague that kills many yearly in these countries, noting that no effective remedy has stood against it.
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Stewarts
Campbell
Madras
Also Mentioned on This Page
Committee OF Government
Coromandel
Anderson
India
Fa Leonar
R. Suerson
Lord Hobart
Tellicerry
Fort St. George
MR. Dubois
Smith
New Holland
Fo Zich
de Juffien
Ryutacez
Diafma
Boronia
M. de Juffrey
Francis Barone
Milan
Sierra Leone
Auzelius
Sibthorp
Greece
Athens
Frittendens
Kent
Headcorn
R . Spilsbury
Mary Esdale
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Croft
Taylor
Fleetestreet
Jonathan Roberts
Wellington
Somersetshire
Joshua Toulrain
John Poole
Taunton
Abraham.Shorland
Barnstaple
Devonshire
Murch
John Mitchell
Glover
Mitcham
Surry
William Barker
Wooton
Norfolk
Bungay
James Sexton
Suffolk
Jonathan
Mary Winn
Pawlet
Bridgewater
Somerset
Richard Ody
Soho-square
Zi i “Wenders
Great Britain
Doctor Anderson