Broadside listings with medicines and sales in London
A chaotic 18th century broadside advertises treaties, religious items, a letter to a lay gentleman, and sales of wine, barrels, and Anchovies at Lloyds Coffee House. It notes a medical cure for the King’s Evil, various potions, and warnings about counterfeit trades. It mentions Mary Hamilton’s theft report and a sale at Morphew near Stationers Hall.
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Elz
Ireland
Dr. Swift
St. Patrick’s
Kingdom
T. Jauncy
Angelwich
Temple
J. Rhodecls
Warwich-Lane
Lloyd's Coffee-house
Lombardftreet
Little ‘Dt
Helen's
Brthopsyretreet
London
Florence
St. Hellens
William Ellcoc
James Pemberton
Vine
Little Turoile
Kobura
Fetty-bridge
Mr. Radforn
Sr. Clemee
Scrand
Arundel-street
Bod
Pr. S
Bartle Wich
Mary Hamilton
Cort
Hilland
Dent
St. James 'Seitreet
Jose
Haydon-yard
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E. Berington
Silvertreet
Bloomsbury
E.morphew
Stationers Hall