Remarks on Lorn Chesterfield's Letters and Canada Bill
A compilation of observations on Lord Chesterfield's Letters and the Canada bill debate. The speaker defends the bill as promoting liberty and toleration, criticizes opposition for hypocrisy, and quotes Chesterfield on sincerity and manners. Excerpts discuss Ireland and Jamaica privileges, and reflect on moral instruction in public life and engagement with European politics.
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Canady
Canada
Loglesd
France
Great-Britain
Twulyo
Rcs
England
Englana
Grea Britain
Armorica
Assembles
Congress
America
Boston
Crown
Great Britain
Jamaica
Barbadoer
Ireland
Notable Speech Critics Nobles and Priests in Canada Bill
The speaker claims the bill only benefits the nobility and clergy of Canada and argues suppression of Prelates and Nobility would better serve the province. He labels republican sentiments as improper for Britain and contrasts them with Geneva burgher republicanism.
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Tie
Canada
Geneva
Tincture and cordial request from a Norwich coachman
An informal letter seeks seven bottles of Tincture of Lace and three bottles of Tincture of Save, sent in one box to a Norwich coachman. The writer praises the remedies, notes illness and poor eyesight, and expresses gratitude for the relief they provide, hoping for delivery and continued use as life-saving.
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Pompeii
Turkey
Raphael
Vatican
Italy
Naples
Mont Alto
Mediterranean
Rome
Reme
Istria
Dalmatia
Tam
Norwich
New and Beautiful Edition of Spelling Cards for Children
A 18th century advertising notice lists YLEY's ROYAL SPELLING CARDS priced at four pence, with a colored edition and clear pronunciation aids. It promotes education for youth and mentions a Celestial Game and Roman History card sets priced 2 pounds and 1 pound respectively, highlighting virtuous reading for young readers.
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Chidhood
YLEY
Ueder E.a
Chidren
Leal Chen
Englis
G. Riley
Republiz
World Geographical Dictionary and Early English Lexicons
A catalog of large reference books offered by a bookseller. Leis Day two volume set in calf, vellum, with prices. includes the World Dictionary, a two volume Biographical and Geographical work, a pocket English dictionary, the Key to Polite Literature, and a Spelling Dictionary with grammar and usage notes. Prices vary, listing bindings and editions.
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R. Brookes
Joseph Collyer
T, Cana
F.newbery
England
Wales
London
J. Bevis
M.D. F.R.S
Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops Cure Many Ailments
A 18th century testimonial summary extols Spilsbury's Drops as a universal remedy for scurvy gout rheumatism and skin disorders. Letters from patients claim dramatic recoveries after using multiple bottles, noting experiences in London Edinburgh Newcastle and at his shop in Westminster Bridge Road.
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Spilsbury
London
Margate
Harrow
Salisbury-court
Fleet-treet
J. Kelly
William Colston
Wright
Porthburgh
Edinburgh
Elliot
Softbusy
W. Colston
Gibson
Es Jhet Gavin
Saint
Newcastle
Wilkie
Beck
Beck‘eiler, No. 77, St. Paul's Church Yard
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Madame de Blotis
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Estrada
Mr. Byen
Tracy
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Pompeio