The King of Prussia Decrees Polish Provinces Annexation
A long, fragmented summary of a manifesto by the King of Prussia asserting claims over Great Poland, Pomerelia, and adjacent lands from Poland. It details the titles, historical rightness, and measures to be imposed, including homage and allegiance, with harsh penalties for disobedience. It mentions relations with Brandenburg, Poland, and Teutonic orders, and notes the potential future treaties and resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Poland
Draga
Nottee
March of
House of
Pomerania
Church of
General Description of the World in New Geography Volume
A fourteenth century style entry announcing a massive geography work by Fenning and Collyer describing Europe Asia Africa and America with climates rivers mountains customs and trade. It notes an introductory treatise on geography, an appendix of voyages by Byron Wallis Carteret Cook Bougainville and more, plus maps and engravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Eas
D. Fenning
J. Collyer
J. Payne
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Sweden
Denmark
Poland
Hindostan
Kingdom of Bengal
English East India Company
Byron
Wallis
Carteret
Cook
Great Britain
M. Bougainville
Mr. Kitchen
Meff. Hall
Grignion
Rooker
Royal Patent Antidote and Tonics Advertisements
A late 18th or early 19th century advertisement touts IKE’s Grand Antidote and various medicines by Royal Patent. It claims cures for eruptions, skin disorders, scurvy, and other ailments, naming Radcliffe’s Elixir, Bateman’s Drops, Anderson’s Pills, and several tonics. The piece warns of counterfeit bottles and urges purchasing through S. Aris in Birmingham and agents across Britain, Ireland, America, and much of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Dr. Radcliffe
S. Aris
Birmingham
Great-Britain
Ireland
America
Europe
Bateman
Anderson
Radcliffe
Fraunces
Betton
Fryar
Daff
Bostockts
Squire
Stoughton
Turdington
Godfrey
Original Balsam of Life advertised by John Wray in London
The notice declares Martha Wray and Mary Sopp retired from business and that John Wray will carry on the Original Balsam of Life at the King's Arms, Birch Lane, near the Royal Exchange. It warns of counterfeits and asserts the genuine remedy is prepared only by Wray and his partners in the life of Turlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
N. B
London
Purdie
Bath
Jo le Brun
John Wray
Martha Wray
Mary Sopp
King’s Arms
Birch Re Lane
Royal Exchange
Robert Turlengton
Joan’ Wray
Turfingson
Johny Wray
Tutslington
Wiliams
Eve
Meff
Turlington and
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Gervais
Prussia
Povanns
Prussa
Faesrighttss
Néme
Riberto
Pomerellia
Nottée
Stettin
Dantzick
Teutonic Order
House of Stettin
House of Brandenburgh
Ada Patel
Bey
Wiaikind
Mertvin
Dalgrick
Premislaus
Wolgast
Porterellia
Brederic
Nurenburgh
Prusias
Brandenburgh
Sigismund
Pomérellia
Gempany
Elettoral House
Republic
Ducal
Prufsia
Albert
Brindenburgh
Boland
Pruffia
Vistula
Thom
Republic of Poland
Kingdom of
Count de Pergen
Russia
J. Price
R. Weston
Carnan
R. James
M.D
Corré
R. Johnson
Price
Telemachus
Ulysses
Cambray
Prince of Wales
Bee
Zara
London Companion
Hackney
Westminster
Southwark
England
Wales
Scotland
Daniel Paterson
Thames
His Majesty
Clrioud
Newgate
J. Cooke
Shakespear’s Head
Britain
Chuse
Mungo Campbell
Lord Eglington
Woodbin
Mr. Crisp
St. Edmund’s B. Church-yard
Margaret Dickson
Edinburgh
Nicot. Brown
M‘naughtan
Miss.Cox
Lifford
Hunter
Edinrghcastle
George Price
Hounslow-heaths
Porteous Hun
Elizabeth Chivers
Richard Noble
John
Sayer
E Q
Rich
Hawkins
Layer
Matthew Clarke Guttin
Williamson
Fargues
Hoxton
Jaimes
My. Penny
Clement’s Inn
Norman Ross
Stephen Gardener
Tyburn
Blackfriars
Urlington’s
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