CORNISH BANK NOTICE AND LATE DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice records the withdrawal from the Cornish Bank partnership of John Duntze and associates, clarifying he has no further interest or liability in the concern, dated April 26, 1772. The page also advertises masquerade dress volumes, various commercial notices, and upcoming publications including an Irish history series and a dental essence product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thie Society
Half-Moon Tavern
Gracechurch-street
N.B
Berri Ige
Great Titchfield-street
Reynolds
St. James’s-street
Scardy
Southwark
God
New Hermitage-street
Wapping
Merry
Bitho
Fgate-Fircer
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Mr. Hemet
Ckspur-Street
J. Price
India House
Leadenhall-street
Leland
King Bryan
Ireland
John Huddlestone Wynne
America
Annals of Ireland
Edward Cox
G. Riley
Curzonstreet
B. J. Wheble
Great Britain
T. Gr.enough
King’s Arms
Ludgateftreet
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bed-street
Mr. Purdie
North Parade
King’s Head
T. Greenough
Lydgate-street
Fom Balsam
Tolu
Rasmus and Burke clash over private judgment in faith
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post defends civil and religious liberty, argues against clerical power over Scripture interpretation, and cites Burke and Erasmus. It condemns lay impropriators while urging Parliament to defend clergy rights, noting tensions with Norfork and Sussex farmers. The writer signs as Country Gentleman, April 6.
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Rasmus
Burke
Erasmus
Anand
Britain
Charles
God Altayrhty
Christ
Nice
Sawbridge
Mr. Dunning
Cambridge
Georgicus
Agricola
Henry the Wilith
Sussex
Oliver
Nols
Fox
Penn
Norfolk
Acricola
Translation of a Persian Song From Rocnabad to Roc'nabad
London Evening Post presents an excerpt of a Persian song translated into English verse. The poem laments unrequited love, praises beauty, and urges the beloved to respond with kindness, wine, and memory of tender moments. It contrasts desire with fate and aging, invoking Oriental imagery and classical allusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Evening Post
Becaro
Samarcand
Nilus
Question to the Printer About the Mystic Figure
An archaic quatrain asks what the phrase Frespom means and what a certain mysterious figure represents. The answer states the guardian saint is new in shadow and that the figure is a ghost that will soon disappear.
Cure for chronic foulness advertised by Norton drops
Letter from Ann Joce at Clapton St John’s Hackney thanks surgeon Norton for a patent remedy claimed to cure a 29 year chronic skin and blood disorder leprosy ulcers fistulas eye inflammations and internal ailments. Advertisement invites inquiries to Norton the sole proprietor with bottle sales at Ludgate Street and Newgate Street.
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Clapton
St. John’s
Hackney
Ielief
Ann Joce
John Webb
Nurten
Galen-square
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
Maredant
G. Kearly
Ludgate-street
J. Stockdale
Bull-Head-court
Newgate-street
Pecific Drop for Urinary Disorders Sold by Holand Appears
An 18th century medical ad describes Pecific Drop as a remedy for pains and obstructions in the urinary tract caused by a feorbatic humour. The preparation by Matthew Holand is sold at 53.3 1/2 the base by Flexny near Gray's Inn Gate and other shops, with a short essay on urethral disorders available for sixpence.
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Matthew Holand
Flexny
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holborn
Richardson
Urquart
Royal Richcage
Durham
Charing Cross
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Thomas Jefferys
St. Martin’s Lane
Chiring Cross
Holbein
Vandyke
Hollar
Cockpar-street
W. Darling
Traver
Newport-street
Long-Acre
Ludgate-hill
John Price
India-house
Leadenhall Street
N. B
John Molesworth
Elliot
Hum
M. Praed
John Duntre
Lord North
Pa ‘Hined
W. Ovrom
Yeaipie-her
Dilly
Guinea
Yrondace
Wuzsner
Sharpe
Worlee
Hutchinson
Foster
Bath Road
Windsor
Marele
Maisdenheac-Bridge
Dr. James
James
Francis Newbery
Francis New Tee Inn
John. Newnery
Niger
No. És
St. Paul's _Chursh-yart
Mr. Norton
Surgein
Golden-auare
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