Observations on Ranelagh crowds and manners
A correspondent recalls a night at Ranelagh, describing voyeuristic crowds, marital tensions, and insufferable fashion trends. He mocks dueling swords, tight belts, and ornate hats, condemns indecent glances, and vows to break coxcombs’ glasses to defend virtue.
Metropolis Dinners Amid Heat Wasteful Folly
In extreme heat a critic laments the waste of a single decent meal in the city. The author questions the folly and sin of letting the daughter of many cattle go to waste for want of proper sustenance.
Ranelagh's Righteous Revels in Tidal Spin
An excerpt explores the lively shee tally tines and poetic mischief at Ranelagh with playful satire on town amusements. It surveys lingering effects on polite brains and notes circular motions, purfuit, and social frolics sparked by the May garland and moonlit nights.
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Rasarow
Ranelagh
Tho. Robinson
Sidney
Reader
Wisdom of Providence Apologue in a Storm Tale
An apologue narrates a traveller calling on Jupiter during a violent storm. He laments divine indifference, seeks shelter, and meets danger as a robber arises. The bow-string slips in rain, the traveller escapes, and a voice urges meditation on Providence and Heaven’s power.
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London Books in Winter Sale at Cadell Strand
A list of valuable books printed for and sold by T Cadell Strand including sets and individual works. Items include sketches of the history of man in seven volumes, state papers to William and Anne reigns, history of Great Britain, political surveys, Gianni works, and Shakespeare with notes. Prices in pounds shillings and pence.
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Great-Britain
Ireland
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T. Cadell
Strand
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Anne
Sadatess
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Laughton
Gregory
Agathon
Wieland
Shakespeare
Johnfort
George Steevens
Pectoral Lozenges by T Greenough at Ludgate Hill
Purporting to relieve coughs hoarseness and chest discomfort these toluline lozenges are advertised as the softening healing remedy of the Balsam of Tolu. Sold by Bayley Rothewell Purdie and others with a warning to avoid counterfeit imitations.
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King's Arms
Perth
W. Bayley
Cockspur -Street
Haymarket
A. Rothewell
Civet-Cat
Rose
New Bond-street
M. Purdie
North Palace
Bath
Chymitt
King’s Bench
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