Distress in Clergy Aid Fund as North America calls listed
A broad appeal raises 3805 14 6 to aid Anglican clergy in North America with a subscription drive in London. Names of benefactors include Earls and bishops with Cambridge Trinity College contributors and several Oxford colleges. Subscriptions collected by Hoare Co and Drummond Co and others in Fleet Street and Charing Cross.
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Church of England
North America
Mei Hoare and Co. Gafting and Co
Fleet-street
Drummond and Co
Died and executions report from Bristol and Launceston
Jeremiah Ames Alderman of Bristol died this morning. In Cornwall at Launceston the county offices ended last Thursday. Mary Penylegon was sentenced to death for murdering her illegitimate child. She was executed on Friday and her body given to a surgeon for dissection.
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Bristol
Jeremiah Ames
County of Cornwall
Launceston
Mary Penylegon
Arrivals and Transports Fuel Late 18th Century Voyages
Shipping notices list transports sailing for America and India, with ships named Harris Elwick and others, and arrivals at ports including Bristol Corke Neptune Falmouth Portsmouth Dartmouth Glasgow Plymouth and Liverpool with vessels from Leghorn Bilboa Alicant and Virginia.
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S&s
Dear
Arriz
Britannia
Harris
Qadway
Judith
Mary
Hocking
Falmouth
Heywood
Elwick
Hull
Amherst
Francis
Friendship
Keys
Renown
Kean
Adamant
Wilson
Jane
Bednel
America
Triton
Elphinstone
Marquis of
Rockingham
Hamilton
India
Badcock
Waterford
Johannes
Wheadon
Leghorn
Dartmouth
Shuldnam
Pulman
Bilboa
Fly
Creed
Harvey
Alicant
Glasgow
Jann
Virginia
Plymouth
Georges
Bicgood
Liverpool
Jore, Davis
Ross
Obituaries Notice from Clapham and City Clergy
Died. On Wednesday in Clapham Francis Wilson a merchant of this city. On Thursday last in the 3d year of her age Mrs. Dalbiac widow of Capt. James Dalbiac Spital-square. Yesterday Mr. Gregory glazier Little Friday-street. On Monday fast Rev Dr Patrick Cuming minister of Edinburgh in the 56th year of his ministry.
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Portmouth
Blonde
Pownall
Jone
Dalrymple
General Burgoyne
Colonel Phillips
Duke of Cumberland
Savage
East Indies
Gibraltar
London
Algiers
Almas
Tillicherry
Corke
America
Lifton
Coalition
Salisbury
Liverpool
Chester
Canterbury
Winchester
St. Cross
Bentham
Oxford
Wain Essex
Wallis
Norfolk Street
Strand
Westminster
Smith
Westminister School
Alderman Lee
Guildhall
Sebastian Cult
Ives
Barnwell
Black
Whitecourt
Old-Bailey
Poultry Compter
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Titchfield-street
Oxford Road
Ruffell
Newgate
John Lane
Ely
Christopher Gobart
St. Mary-le-Bonne
Clapham
Francis Wilson
Dalbiac
James Dalbiac
Spital-square
Gregory
Patrick Cuming
Drops for the Blood Cure Promoted by Norton in London
A 1776 letter from Matthias Calvert addresses Mr Norton of Golden Square London promoting a blood purifying remedy sold in square bottles at 6 shillings. The advertisement claims cures for leprosy scurvy ulcers piles eye inflammations gout and rheumatism among other blood disorders and urges purchasers to buy only from Norton signed in his own hand. It warns against spurious imitations and notes wholesale and retail outlets in Fleet Street.
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Matthias Calvert
Southampton-street
Strand
India
Mr. Corbyn
Norton
Golden Square
Piccadilly
London
St. Anthony's
Joan Norton
John Norton
Marchant
Keardy
Fleet-street
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Yeovil
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Charles Lawson
John Pilgram
Seel
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Ryhall
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Chefield
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Llanbadrig
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Greenwich
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Northampton
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Fawcett
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Madeira
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