Farmer's Tour through East England on English Husbandry
Arthur Young promotes a comprehensive study of English farming in a tour narrative. It details soil cultivation, livestock care, population, labor, rents, and farm experiments from nobility and practitioners, aiming to unite scattered cultivators with practical agricultural intelligence. The work lists companion books and editions, announcing copper plates and a second edition of the Frugal Housewife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Arthur. Young, Esq
W. Strahan
W. Nicoll
St. Pauls Churchyard
T. Cadell
Strand
B. Collins
Salisbury
J. Balfour
Edinburgh
Marechant's Drops and Turlington's Life Balsam Adverts
A lengthy 1772 advertisement bundle hailing John Norton as proprietor of Marechant's Drops and warning against counterfeits. It promotes relief for leprosy, scurvy, ulcers, piles, and inflammations, claims cure via drops, and urges buying only authentic bottles signed by Norton. It also forwards Turlington's original Balsam of Life and warns buyers to insist on genuine articles with Martha Wray and Mary Sopp signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
London
Hassles
Reir
Egret
John Norton
John. Norton
Turlington
Artha Wray
William Wray
Robert Turlington
Mary Sgp
King’s Arms
Birchin-lane
Martha Wray
Mary Sopp
R. Turlington
Tursing
Liberty and government in a troubled country
A long critique on constitutional liberty contrasts English laws with national vigilance over ministers. A late case of coerced enlistment near Rotherham shows abuses met by slow official response, then pressure to dismiss the man rather than punish the offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotherham
Afton
Nadial
Fowler
Powter
Halifax
Mér. O
B. W
Powler
B. Fulsi
Frachuinan
Gay
Justice for the Nation Laudatory Note to Honor
A fragment praising a figure for delivering justice and upholding law, urging continued action and public thanks. The text stresses the need for further steps to earn greater recognition from the people and the realm. It reflects a ceremonial tone and calls for ongoing dedication to national justice.
Twists of War and Plague Across Europe
From Warsaw to Belgrade and beyond reports describe Roman forces retaking Giurwego from Turks and prisoners sent to Cusczim. Bridges over the Danube planned to aid Russian passage while Imperial troops mass near Buia. Plague devastates cities including Krakow and a village is burned as retreating populations flee into woods. News from Austria notes Bavarian forces moving to pressure Elector, and Constantinople notes Russian fleets and port decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woiland
Warsaw
Bawr
Giurwego
Meade Prissners
Cusczim
Count de Romanzow
Danube
Freina
Buia
Pet
Saxe- Peichen
Cshowa
Belgrade
Walachia
Poland
Bender
Purves
Hague
Constantinople
Ciprain Pacians
Dardanelles
Petersburgh
Porte
Echoes of political debate and peril at sea in a Britain storm
A chaotic Perth-like fragment reports on a royal compliment to Mr. Aldenham Baaley and a near-miss adventure at sea for Alderman Kirkman of London. It critiques Parliament, notes the Durham embankment dispute, and laments ministerial quarrels while detailing local crimes, legal notices, weddings, and a shipboard gale near rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Treitv
Aldeeniu Baaley
Tuntas Aldunman Kirkman
Lenden
Atau Haifa
Dume Rocks
Lagany
Prince of Wales
Lord Holdernesh
Lord North
Dirlington
Lords of the Treasury
Crown
America
Bolton
England
Ireland
Durham-yard
Adelphi
Adams
Machiavel
High-Water at London Bridee and Stock Notes
High water at London Bridee and a rail of notes follow with Bank Stocks and bonds listed in a clipped historical market recap. Mentions include India stock at 21 percent, Kedward and Pitto Coniol notes, Navy and Long Anon tickets, and various bond prices, with transactions around 11 and 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-Bridee
Egmi
Roan
Goon
Nisie
Proce
Stockh Bank Sinck
India
Pitto Coniol
Dutra Mae
Incia
Navy
C. Bilis
True denial SALT of LEMONS rps SALT chant
Fragmented OCR style notice praises a lemon salt preparation used to remove stains and iron moulds from fabrics and linens. It mentions wholesale and retail sellers in London with multiple names and locations, reflecting a damaged historical advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam B. Fumer
Cockfear Bregk
Battem
Watehhe London
J. Price
Lesdeshall - Ftreebery
Bockfeller
Se. Saul
Verfimer
Hal A. Rothwell, Perfumer
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J. Dodfey
Pall-mall
Erice
Owen Ruffhead
Worrall and Tovey
Bell-yard
P. Uriel
Susannah Carter
Clerkenwell
F. Wewbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Mr. Norton
Quae
Postscript
Evenixa Posty
Miaioguicar
Pune
Rotwitcher
Sven Aalrt
Nome
Cathe
Damon Po
Eados
Liubiia
Bowles
Tisivaaint
Tee
Dwiwua Clark, Furnighy
Rotterdam
City
Mic. Wallank
Barnwood
Butere
Deh
Taut
Netehburhand
Andres Wilson
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