Beaumé de Vie advertised with authenticity marks and patents
An 18th century ad promotes Beaumé de Vie as a superior health preserver with royal patent approval. It warns against spurious bottles, outlines authenticity seals signed by Francis Newbery Jr, and lists London and Dublin sellers including Nicoll, Becket, Davies, Durham, Richardson, Go, and others. It also publicizes Dr James's Powder for fevers and various ailments with addressed supply points and signature requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Newbery
London
Rancis Newbery
John Newbery
St. Paul's Church-Yard
W.nicoll
W. Nicoll
T. Becket
the Strand
Davies
Piccadilly
T. Durham
Cock Pur-Street
Chaving-cross
Richardson and Go
Royal Exchange
S and W. Fleaney
Gray’s-inn-gate
Hothorn
Postscript on Drury Lane Conscious Lovers Critique
A column denounces modern theater critics for ill nature toward contemporaries and defends an 18th century view of Steele’s Conscious Lovers. It laments rivalrous writing, praises balanced judgment, and questions political sects during the William era. The writer urges readers to judge the play by common sense and public benefit. February 6, 1773.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury- Jane Theatre
Steele
Addison
Sir Richard
Bewis
Myrtle
Sealand
Indiana
Lucinda
Prine
William
Episcopal Church
Altho
Dissenters debate and Irish tensions shadow Parliament
A broad political column recounts Dissenter petitions for more power, Papist versus Puritan debates, recent naval and military testimony about St Vincent's, and shifts in Dublin mood. It notes MPs considering articles, price debates, and governance struggles, with Duke of Leinster and Lord Harcourt and local aldermen updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
House of Commons
James the Second
Prince of Orange
Elizabeth
Charles
London
House of Commtons
Church of England
Oughton
Trapaud
St. Vincent's
Dublin
Harcourt
Lord Harcourt
Duke of Leinster
Ireland
Lord T
Lord B
Foote
Lord Bellamont
Mitter
Theatrical Entainments and Market Prices at Bear-Key Sale
The notice lists theatrical entertainments at Covent Garden including Hamlet and The Conscious Lover with times and involved performers. It also details the sale return of wheat at Bear-Key with quantities, prices per quarter, and miscellaneous stock prices and bonds from the Bank of England and related markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davay-Lane
Hamlet
Polly Honeyacomb
Trish Widow
Covent-Garden
King Henry the Eighth
Comus
Corm-Markey
Bear-Key
Justin How
Wieriam Marsnatt
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Epicetus
Elizabeth Carter
Winchester
Balguy
Benjamin Dawson
Ll.d
Burgh
Suffolk
T. Cadell
Strand
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's
Church-yard
C. Dilly
Mons. Danville
Samuel Dunn
Danville
Robert
Tho
Kitchen
William Maitland
F.R.S
Westminster
Middlesex
Southwark
Faw
J. Wilde
St.Paul’s Church
T. Lowndes
Fleet
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-street
S. Bladon
Paternoftér-row
Postscript
General Evening Post
Broad-street
Bruce Castle
Roffeter
Guildhall
Benjamin Hopkins
Broad-street Wood
Alman Roffeter
Mr. Hopkins
Broadstreet
Bedwin
Drury Lane Theatre
Bufkins
Newgate
Old Bailey
Fisher
Matley
Worcester
East-India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East-Indies
Leadenhall Street
York
Norton
Durham
Stockton Upon Tees
Laft
John Grimston
Kilwick
Sir Digby Legard
Ganton
East-riding
London Bridge
Cos
Srs
India
Ann
Navy &c
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