Building Act Requires Ladders In London Parishes
Editor notes a late building act requiring every parish in London and Middlesex to maintain public ladders of three heights for fire escape. Failing officers face a ten pound fine split between informer and surveyors, with distress on goods as enforcement. The extract urges readiness and warns against exploiting the law.
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Westminster
St. Mary-le-bone
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St.Luke
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Nuts of the Harse-Chestnuts in washing and feeding
Postscript from a reader promotes Harse-Chestnut nuts as a soap substitute for washing linen and wool. It describes preparation from peeled nuts, steeping in soft water, producing a frothy liquor that lightens fabrics and removes stains. It also notes poultry, cows, and horses may benefit from the meal and oil.
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Switserland
S.A
Arrival of Duke de Narbonne to relieve Count de Marbeuf
Foreign intelligence from Bastia reports Duke de Narbonne has arrived to relieve Count de Marbeuf and has ordered the release of all foreigners confined in prisons. Paris dispatch notes the king’s esteem for supporters of the late monarch and recalls a royal exchange with the Countess de Marian.
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la Muette
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Count d’Artois
Count de Provence
Insolvent Debtors Bill Debate in Upper House
An insolvent debtors bill faced committee amendments in the Upper House. In the Commons yesterday the Quebec government bill neared a third reading. A money bill dispute arose over preserving Crown rights and clerical dues amid precedents. The debate referenced historic precedents and authority.
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C—per
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Historic House Divided Over Privileges and Reforms
A heated session ends with a division of 56 to 20 as the House debates sheriffs and printers privileges. Reports show the Commons ready to modify the royal address, weigh coin standards, and adjust ways and means. A Boston yarn production note and a rash of local crimes follow, including a fatal arson attempt, a murder near Oxford road, and a woman burned to death in Lambeth.
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Laf
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Ebenezer Gilchrist
Commodities and securities prices in a late edition
Market items show corn and other grains with bids from 16 to 46 shillings per quarter. Wheat oats barley rye and flour prices listed alongside exchange rates and various bonds and bank notes. Also notes on stock prices and a lottery ticker at the end.
Velnos Original Vegetable Syrup Promoted in London Ad
Victorian advertisement extols Velnos Original Vegetable Syrup as a mercury free cure for scurvy and venereal disorders. It claims oath affirmation in 1772, lists Saffery and Son as sole distributors in Frith Street and Bishopsgate, with prices and hours for consultations, plus a treatise by H Laffory on inefficacy of mercurial cures.
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Mariner
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