English Theatre and public health notices in London
An 18th century collage advertises Yust and The English Theatre volumes with authors like Dryden and Congreve, plus a health cure claim by Jonathan Cadwallader for consumption. It lists products in Warwick Lane and Aldgate, including a remedy at Radford's shop, with further schemes about plagues and other medicinal pamphlets and goods at the Royal Exchange Gate near Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Radford
St. Clement's Churchyard
Strand
Arundel-Keet Bed
Aod
Ciena
Royal Exchange Gate
Paris News from April 23 1699 on pensions and Tuscany envoy
London readers note Paris dispatches claiming all pensions since Louis XIV’s death will be suppressed saving 55 million annually with 35 million from late reign. Duke de Bourbon recovering. Count de Corfini bound for Cambrai to attend Congress. Cardinal Pauluci missed election by two votes in Rome as reports reach.
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Londo
Paris Alamain
Paris
Louis XIV
Duke de Bourbon
France
Count de Corfini
Duke of Tuscany
Cambray
Rome
Cardinal Pauluci
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Yust
Dryden
Otway
Southern
Rowe
Barquehar
Cibber
Trap
Sewell
Hughes
Centlivre
Beckingham
T. Jaua
Che
Theaid Journal
J.roberts
Warwick-Lane
Jonathan Edwards Taylor
George-yard
Lombard-street
London
Jonathan Cadwallader
J. Cadwallader
Jonathan Edwards N. B
Trinity Court
Eee
Bloomsbury
E. Adolphen
Stationers Hall