Pills and wronged cures for piles and a runaway slave notice
An 18th century advertisement lists a pile remedy claim with miraculous relief and safety, offered at Jacob's Coffee-House and Threadneedle Street. It also reports the abduction of a slave named McHatto Mawarden and a reward, plus two men jailed for murder near Oswestry and a New Market inn for let with property sale details.
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Islael
Nice Palace
Jacob's
Angel and Crown
Threadneedetreet
Royal Exchange
Bryan Hawardes
Liverpool
Mawarden
Melatto
Red Lyon Inn
New-Market
Suffolk
Houshold
Reynold
Haberdalber
Hagsim
Roffel Street
Covent-Gardens
Nichols
Tower-hill
Beaver
Castlee Yard
Holborn
Paris News Purports Duchy Appanage Transfer to Duke of Orleans
London printers report from Paris dated Nov 20 that the King may have granted to the Duke of Orleans the County of Blois and the Duchy of Vendôme as an appanage. The Count d Argenton is said to ready himself to assume possession in the Duke's name.
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Totte
Joseph Weight
Robert Broadway
William Parry
Las
Salop
Thomas Jones
Oswestry
Wright
Broadway
West Chester
Portsmouth
Elewhere
Parry
Drufinane
Bala
Dolegelly
Merionethshire
Ireland
John Heaton
Josph Heaton
Charton
Buckinghamhire
Uxbridge
Correcum
Weight
Paris Alamain
Paris
Orleans
Blois
Dutchy
Vendarme
Argenton
Fragmented 19th Century Academy Discourse Fragment
On November 14 a 1 cent mail from France appointed him chancellor. On the 12th the Academy of Inscriptions and Literature heard two learned dissertations. Mr de Bose, their secretary, spoke eloquently on the Panegyric of the late Marquis de Beringer. Neither discourse mentions the late Cardinal du Bois.
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France
Academy of Inscriptions and Literature
de Bose
Marquis de Beringer
Cardinal du Bois
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London
E. Berington
Bloomsbury
T. Payne