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A New Theory of Consumptions and Related Notices
A late 18th or early 19th century newspaper fragment advertises Cato’s Three Seditions papers and an appeal to Parliament. It promotes A New Theory of Consumptions by Benjimin Marten MD, detailing lung disease causes, cures, and lifestyle guidance, with pricing and multiple booksellers listed. Also notes notices about a Mrs Saunders, elopement, and restorative remedies for stones and urinary issues with a chemical liquor, sold at various London shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjimin Marten
R. Keaplock
Bishop’s Head
Churdhe Yard
B. Bell
Cornhill
J. Hooke
Blower de Luce
Duoltan
Bojamin Saunders
Heath
Gloucester
King’s Head Ton
Gsetreet
Nate
Benjamin Saunders
Wice
John
Asbridge
Stockhail-wath
Castle Soworky
Cumberland
Ycostan
Jacob’s
Royal Exchange