Perfuming Chambers and Houses in Early 18th Century India Ireland
A historical notice describes a method to perfume enclosed chambers by burning hay and specific mixtures, detailing windows closed, chimneys blocked, and air kept from entering. It also covers varying room sizes, wardrobe handling, and post-perfume ventilation, followed by reports on public appointments, stock prices, and a mail robbery reward in London.
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Flor
Francis Eyles
Peter Delaporte
William Aftell
John Gore
Arthur Igram
William Tillard
Jacob Sawbrieve
Robert Surman
Coll
Raymond
James Edmunds
Wiliam Morley
K.grs
Jacob Jacobson
Southead Company
Wapping
Newgate
Wiliam Steward, Kne
Cripplegate
Lakier
South Sea Company
Grigsby
Olivers Monrr
Monfr. de la Chaumette
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
York Buildings
Whitehall
Bristol Mail
Kristel
Bath
Chippnham
Townshend
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