Druggist Widow Promotes Cure All Drink and Pills
Advert reads Miry Kirlews widow of John Kirleaty son of Dr Tho Kirleas a physician to King Charles I offers a famous drink and pills claimed to cure scurvy leprosy itch and other maladies without mercury or confinement. She resides at the Golden Ball Holborn. Also mentions historical accounts and sermons printed for May 29 and other works with prices and publishers.
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Kirlews
John Kirleaty
Tho
Kirleas
K. Charles I. Fells
Holbourn
K. Charles the 2d
Worcester
Clarendon
Prinred
A. Bettefrth
Red Lyor
Pater-Nolter-Row
E. Curil
Bible
Fleet-Street
Duke of Argyle
W.hisclliffe
Dryden's Head
Royal Exchange
W. Cliffe
W. Cox
Cheapside
Ww. Wilkins
Dolphin
Little Britain
Cobler
Drury-Lane
Jobafos
J. Roberts
Warwick-Lane
K.charles II
H. S. Butler
Stationer
Mr. T. Brown
Duke of Buckingham
Longinus
Petronius Arbiter
Lucian
Trial of Ferguson and Hume in Marshalsea Court
London May 8 Morning the trial of Ferguson and Hume before Lord Chief Justice King. The jury acquitted Ferguson after a lengthy defence claiming coercion into rebellion. Hume was found guilty of high treason. Serjeant Daniel and Mr. Kertilby acted as counsel. Proceedings adjourned to tomorrow morning at seven.
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Chard
Sormerset
James Montague
Richard White
Mounston Farleigh
Wilts
J. Downing
Barthsiomew-Close
S@ithGeld
Salsbury
Edward Jones
London
Mr. Ferguson
Hume
King
Marshalsea Court
Southwark
Mr- Ferguson
Daniel
Kertilby
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John Clarke
York
A. Berreforth
Red Lyon
Parer-Nolfer
J. Hazard
Stationer’s Hall
T. Hammond Junior
Edward Strother
Christ, Cantab. & Co
Med. Lond
Ch. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Pauls Churchyard
Ratcliff
Vfern
E. Beringtom
Bloomsbury