Tribute to a Bristol monument and a poet’s memory
A correspondent recalls visiting Mr Powell’s monument in Bristol and the touching inscription by the author of Caractacus. He recounts the solemn display, the memory of a recently widowed wife, and transcribes lines that praise virtue, friendship, and enduring devotion as the grave humbles vanity.
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Christmas Gambols By-Dicsy at a Villa near Bath
An excerpt from Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath echoing festive Christmas customs of old Britain. It contrasts simple rustic hospitality with modern refinement, noting changes in manners, virtue, and social gaiety while celebrating enduring warmth and communal cheer.
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Colin
Gallia
Avon
Indusprice Jain
Longleat conflict looms after Levee breach fallout
Postscript reports Lord Wrymouths conferring with the King after the Levee disruption. Dispatches arrive from General Carleton in Quebec via the Friendship. Admiralty orders expedite sea fitting for reinforcements to Mann in the Mediterranean. News from Halifax and New York describes troop distress and rebel moves near White Plains. Attacks on Loyalists rise as violence escalates in Rhode Island and at King’s Bridge. The piece also notes Prussian concerns, ball drawings, crime reports, and upcoming royal visits.
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New-York
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de Mather
Charlestown
Mather
New Hampshire
Friends
West Indies
Sommerville
Falmouth
Stockholm
House of Austria
Bath
Amelia
Gacarday
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Masked Ball and Subscription Conclave Set in Pantheon
In Pantheon on December 28, 1776 the public is informed the subscribers have arranged a grand masked ball for the coming Monday the 76th of January next and a third subscription conceit will occur Monday January 27.
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TINCTURE PROMISES FAST CURE FOR TEETH GUMS AND BAD BREATH
An 18th century advertisement touts a Tincture that quickly cures mouth and gum disorders, strengthens loose teeth, cures scurvy of the gums, prevents decay, removes foul breath, and eases facial swellings and headaches. Sold by Gracechurch Street and Newgate Street outlets with counterfeits warned.
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Hamilt
Warren's Milk of Roses Cleanser for Skin Care
Ladies and mothers are invited to use WARREN's True Original MILK of ROSES as a cleanser and purifier for children's skin from six hours old, keeping it soft and free from dryness. Also promotes healing of sunburns freckles pimples redness and black worms. sold by Richard Warren perfumer at the Golden-Flace and a perfume shop in Chearside. Fuller's Purifier for cleansing white and stone colored cloths is offered at 15S.
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Richard Warren
Marybone
Woods Street
Chearside
Acoeb Hemet
Her
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur Greet
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall Streets
No Shores
London
M. Purdie
Ac Bath
Hegh-Water at London Bridge notice
Times and details for tides or water work at London Bridge tomorrow and upcoming days are listed with specific hours and half hours. Monday and Tuesday times are provided, noting no business in Public Fornds due to a holiday.
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London Bridge
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