Death notices and marriages from a London paper
A morning report lists a man found dead near Hornsey with a fowling piece, likely a fit. It records several marriages including William Eden to Miss Eleanor Elliot and Abraham Adams to Mrs Stephens, plus multiple deaths and obituaries across London from Holloway to Poplar, with several arrivals from abroad and a bay of pensioned names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornsey-wagts
William Eden
Eleanor Elliot
Gilbert Elliot
Abraham. Adams, Esq
Kensington
Stephens
St. James’s Church
William Morse
Conduit Street
Miss Meriden
Stepney Church
Anthony Dawkins
Plaistow
Essex
Bengal
Arabella Tomlinson
Seepney
Holloway
Robert Campbell
Northumberland- Greet
Colema-street
Mise Re-Beth Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Poplar
Josiah Vans Rocle
East Indies
Broad-street
Theophilus M‘neal
Barbadoes
Nancy
Lorrain
M. Lancelot Chambellan
Princess de Lamballe
Piccadilly
Fouloire
France
Picardy
England
Mr. Hall
Laumbercourt
St. Ann’s
Soho
Mrr. Moore
Maiden-lane
Govent-garden
The Traveller's Letter on British Liberty and War Talk
A correspondent laments rebel hopes in America and defends Britain. He argues Howe will seize New York, Carlton and Burgoyne will advance north, and Britain must press its advantage with forces and allies. The piece rails at American independence as ruinous to empire and cites public support for the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Congress
Britain
America
Howe
New York
York Island
Carlton and Burgoyne
New-York
Friends of Liberty
Carlton
Great Britain
Adams
Hancock
Old England
Great- Britain
Pacyficus
England
Drury Lane Theatre
Stentor
London
Westminster
South Warks
British Empire
St. Peter’s
Rome
St.’ Paul' S Cathedral
Carjong Stranger
Wallis and Stonehouse
Youick’ S
Dediate
James's Powder advertised as cure for fevers and rheumatic complaints
An editor letter extols the reputed efficacy of Dr James's Powder in fevers and rheumatic afflictions, claiming widespread approval among authorities. The ad lists genuine packets at Newbery jun., 65 St Paul’s Churchyard, with receipts on the outside and certificates required for authorized sellers. Executors Fleming Pinkstan and F Weewbery jun. promote the medicine, noting the price and official consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbery
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Cheapside
Brutonrest
Fleming Pinkstan
St. Alban’s Street
F. Wewbery
Jun
St. Paul's Church Yard
Dr. James
This Day Review of Infant Baptism Practices
Stephen Addington of Market Harborough presents a summary and critique of infant baptism by sprinkling or pouring. The pamphlet discusses reasons for infant baptism, responses by Dr Stenné and Keve, and includes remarks on their answers in a letter to the doctor. It is printed for the author and sold in London and Paternoster Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amela
Damie
Samuel Richardson
W. Strahan
C- Rivingtron
Wenim T. Caftan
Crowder
B. Law
T. Cadell
Bladon
G. Robinson
T. Davies
T. Bedgr
J. Knox
J. Bew
B. Collins
Baslowe
Sir Charles Grandifgn
Priestrs
Tommy
Papa
Tom
Joefe
Grim
Stennéte
Stephen Addington
Market-Harborough
J. Buckland
Kennedy
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Ness
Ells Haifish Theatre
Gach On -Fwadl
Europe
Cp Aiktor Bell
J.bell
Exeter
Exchange
Strand
Turlington
Martha Wray
Hilton Wray
Woubert
King’s Arms
Bardin Lane Headon
Robert Turlington
Daffy
Stoughtogis
Squire
Radcliff
Bostoch
Hungary
Rafe
Hoopes
N.B
Wiliam Wray
Martha Wr
Taylor
Theatre Royal
Drury, Lane
J. Docfizy
T. Longman
T.becket
T. Cadet
Carnan
Newbury
Thomas
Hunt
D.D. F.R
Christ- Church
Regius
Laudien
Oxford
Clarendon Press
D. Prince
Moff
Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Oller-Row
Tad
Price
Hound
Fos. Trapp
Harlington
Middlesex
Chris-Church
St. Leonard
Fosterjane
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
J. Newbery
Ludgate-street
St. Paul's Church- -Yard
J Price
Leadensiall-street
J. Grosvenor
Chan Sery-Lane
Hebores
R. Henry
Hatton-Garden
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's
I. Bennett
New Ormond-street
Dhart
Argyle-Arms
Argyle- Street
Oxford-street
William Bayley
Cockspur-areet
John Price
Sr. House
Leadenhall-street
F. Newbery
Bookfelfer
Holborn
Pemmes
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