Wilts election aims and Cambridge clergy clash spillover
A long letter from Bradford Man urges voters in Wilts to back Mr Goddard, citing integrity and independence against aristocratic pressure. It rails at Lordly influence, condemns a Cambridge theologian, and warns of disruption if a Peer-backed candidate is chosen.
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Lynn
Whitebooth Road
Hull
Grimsby
Crown
House of Commons
County of
Wilts
Edward Popham
Kew
Penel Hawkins
Prince William Henry
Copenhagen
Count Rantzau
Lubeck
Jolliffe
London
Molly
Weers
Glasgow
Keningsburg
Truro
Cornwall
Barons of the Exchequer
John Glaffle
Pencombe
Herefordshire
John Stuckey
Branscombe
Devonshire
Lower
Normandy
Bretagne
Stuckley
Newgate
Robert Antrop
John Stearne
Parklane
Grosvenor Square
James Dempsey
John Devine
Richard Glover
John Innis
Jennis
Johannes
Samuel Sedden
Venus
Colen Watson
High Seas
Admiralty of
England
Bow
John Thompson
Hunt
Newgate-street
Philip Davenhill
Marlborough-street
Kempling
Cavendish-square
Samuel Lane
Walton
Fwaite
Hampton
Newington
Hoyle
Edge
Che~shire
Falermar
Amelia Elphinston
Mortlke
Surry
Chelsea
Alexander Waite
Hertford
Jennings
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Stamford
William Roberts
Hadwick Hall
Norfolk
Walker
Newington Butts
Seeley
Southwark
Dulwich
Cambridge
H.x. Lobferre
Senate House
Goddard
Earl of
Godard
Herbert
Wiltshire
Tam
Bradford
Auction Notice for Castle Howells Estate in Cardiganshire
If no bidder takes the whole, sales by auction will occur at the widow Mary Jones home in Penboyre on September 24 between 11 and 3. The property includes Castle Howells, a water mill, other lands and farms in Llandi Mfil Llanarth and surrounding parishes, total is 2567 statute acres, valuation set near 2701 5 rod. Details and sale terms available from Mr. Ibid Evans, attorney at Kencoga, Carmarthenshire. The tenants will show the premises.
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Mary Jones
Velindre
Penboyre
Warmarthen
Messiage
Castle Howsll
Modlewm
Dol Birt
LlandiMfil Ani Llanarth
Ibid Evans
Kencoga
Carmarthenshire
Cure of inveterate scurvy with Norton’s drops cited
A Covent Garden woollen-draper endorses John Norton’s drops as a remarkable cure for a boy once covered in scurvy and nearly full of sores. The letter asks publication to aid others and notes the medicine’s bottle price and outlets in London. It claims cures for leprosy ulcers piles eye inflammations and other blood foulness.
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Lam
Sir
Bambi
Nathaniel Lane
fel-Court
Covent-Garden
Norton
Surzeon
Gobien-tgare
Piccatilly
London
John Norton
F. Blyth
Bokseller
Finchlanz
Cornhill
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-streer
J. Stockdale
Newecate-streer
Lowther
Hallon Garien
Shea
Tam
T. E. Browne
Cuenam
Knock
Olt
Kent
Dotor’s
Hatton-Garden
Lr. Lowther
Alfy
Cook’s
Old Bondreet
USA
Matthew Holand
Flexny
Gray’s Inn Gete
Holborn
Messrs. Richardson
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Durham
Lonkeller
Charing-Cross
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