Prais of Drunkenness and Free Masonry Advertised
A colonial style pamphlet notice promotes a Pocket-Volume titled Prais of Drunkenness with warnings about frequent drunkenness. It lists authors, printers, and prices, notes dubious medical and sexual literature, and advertises hair essences and night attire therapies with addresses in London. It mentions Free Masons and various vendors in Strand and Holborn.
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Yust
Atholick
Paris News Briefs From June 26 with Marital Honors and Clocks
From Paris and London reports dated June 26 note a congratulatory letter from Rince Eugine of Savoy to the Duke de Bouillon on the marriage of the Prince Turnne son to the Princess Sobiesky. Also mentions two pendulum clocks by Sully and a sea timepiece funded by the Duke of Orleans and court nobles at twenty livres each.
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London
Paris
Rince Eugine of
Savoy
Duke de Boulon
Prince de Turnne
France
Flanders
Duke of Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Afbops
B. Curll
Catherine Street
Strand
James Pemberton
Litle
Holbourn
His Majesty
Royal Hospitals
Totteham Court
Nauire
E. Beringer
Bloombury
T. Payne