Observations on the Plague and Public Health Remedies
A composite late-17th to early-18th century notice listing Observations Concerning the Plague in response to Mead's pestilential contagion discourse, with references to a Dublin printed tract and a London reprint. Also advertised are remedies for scurvy and dental products, including Spooner’s Lemon-Street medicine and a Tooth Act preparatory remedy, sold with local shop details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mead
Dublin
J. Roberts
Oxford-Arms
Warwick-Lane
London
Spooner
Lemon-Street
Goodman's Fields
t-Chappel
Obadiah Hughes
Thomas Newman
Clerk Oldsworth
John Smith
Old Jewry
Samuel Wright
Edmund Calamy
John Clark
Poultry
Cheapside
A. Dodd
Temple-Bar
J. Fox
Westminster Hall
Tobe
Haydon Yard
London Printed by E Berington postscripts item
London printed by E Berington in Silver-free Bloomsbury and sold by E A Morphew near Stationers Hall. From Paris and Cadiz reports Feb 15 and Jan 28 show 37 vessels with provisions and troops, 14 ships arrived from the Baltic with gear for the Royal Navy, recruit activity for veteran regiments in Africa noted, and envoy movements to Cambray with Count de Morville set to depart next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. Berington
Bloomsbury
Paris Alamain
Corunna
Cadix
Grenadiers
Battallions
Royal Navy
France
Kingdom of Leon
Africa
Paris
de St
Cambray
Count de Morville