MILK OF RULES cleanser advertised for babies and adults
An advertisement for True Original MILK of RULES by Richard Warren offers a skin cleanser claimed to suit six hour old infants to adults. It promises gentle cleansing, protection from dryness, and treatment for sunburns freckles pimples and red marks. Sold at Golden Fleece and a Cheapside shop with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wene
Richard Warren
Golden Fleece
Marybone-street
Golden-guare
Woodstreet
Cheapside
Money lending service advertised by Mr Bertis in Piccadilly
Nobility and other lifeholders may rely on prompt discreet monetary accommodation from Bertis of Vine-street Piccadilly who has long transacted money business with credit to himself and satisfaction to employers. Applications in person or by letter will be immediately attended to.
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Bertis
Vine-street
Piccadilly
To be and OLD Freehold Estate at Putteridge Hertford and Bedford
A detailed description of a large freehold estate at Putteridge comprising a mansion house coach houses stables extensive barns and 870 acres of rich pasture and arable land with tolls rents and a portion of wood. The manor extends over Lilley parish with proximity to London 72 miles and is in a genteel sporting country with well kept woods suitable for park development. For particulars inquire through listed agents in Hitchin London and Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
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Putteridge
Lilley
London
Epen
County of
Hertford
Smith
Meff. Robinson
Odd
Estate Sale of Manor near Hitchin in Hertfordshire
A large tythe free manor and farm lands, comprising about 50 acres of pasture and arable, with two modern mansion houses and outbuildings in good repair. Partes inquire through Mr. Smith in Chancery Lane and Messrs Robinson and Oddie in Lincoln's Inn Fields, plus Mr Tritram and Mr Wilshere of Hitchin and Mr Skinner of Albert Gate Street London.
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Hexton
Hitchin
Hersfurd
Newdiga’e Pontz
Smith
Mr. Skinner
Abertgate-street
London
Pearl Dentifrice and Essence of Pearl by Hemet the Dentist
A public notice from FACOS HEMET, DENTIST to her MAJESTY and PRINCESS AMELIA, recommending his ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE as superior for teeth and gums. Claims include whitening, preventing decay, curing gum disease, fresh breath, and general oral health. Sold wholesale and retail in London by W Bayley, J Price, and M Purdie, with prices listed.
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Facos Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockpur-fireet
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadentall
M. Purdie
Bata
Price
Introduction to Botany by James Lee price 7s 6d bound
The advertisement describes an octavo third edition binding of a large volume Introduction to Botany by James Lee. It notes corrected text with many additions, twelve plates, explanatory tables, an appendix, and four glossy engravings, with publishers including Fe and Rivington and others.
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Linnxas
French warship voyage and Atlantic skirmish near Rhode Island
A 22 gun French ship of war arrived at Halifax bearing word of an American privateer engaging an English ship off Rhode Island in a gale, after which the English vessel was sunk with all hands. Dutch and Dutch‑flagged vessels with arms were sighted bound for Philadelphia. An express from St James's relayed dispatches from Admiral Gayton in Jamaica. Lord Howe reportedly ordered to return to England and may be back before month’s end, amid rumors of a New York engagement with Provincials registering weariness.
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Halifax
Une
Rhode Iland
St. James’s
Gayton
Jamaica
Lord Howe
England
Ireland
Howe
New- York
News from Virginia and Halifax Amid War Reports
Reports from Virginia describe a clash with Provincials after Lord Cornwallis arrived, with an aid to Cornwallis killed and many combatants wounded. A London letter notes 700 Indians eager to join the American side. Halifax letters say Milford seized Provincial ships, while prisoners move toward England. Other items cover trials, crimes, promotions, marriages, and obituaries in a bustling late 18th century record.
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Corke
Daily Adu
Lord Cornwallis
Virginia
Eustace
Zéid
Westminster
Harwan Rogers
Major Rogers
Halifax
Milford
Quebec
England
Zachary Bayley
Hodge
Jamaica
London
Betty
Bell
Suffolk
Bowers
Liverpool
Gwin
Greenland
Aukland
Coney
Woalter
Phursday
Canterbury
Lord Plasmouth
Butcher Hall Lane
Dogger
Horflydown
Lambeth
Maidstone
Lord Mansfield
Thomas Langford
Mary Mifling
Matthew M’mahon
Jackson
Dartford
James Hawkins
Colburn
Chatham
John Reynolds
Richard White
John Scarrett
Cox
Lady Vanbrugh
Greenwich
John Lith
Gravesend
Stroud Hill
Gravesend Market-house
Ucterine
County of Bedford
Margaret Brewit
Pallard
Wich
Calvert
Bloomsbury
Bansted Downs
Dale’s
Ny. Calvert
John Sherwood
Efc
Cleraenwell Brideweill
City of London thanks Sir Watkin Lawes for opposing bribery
Court of Cosmox in London on June 23 resolves to present the thanks of the City to Sir Watkin Lawes Alderman for his perseverance against bribery in Worcester elections and defending popular rights against aristocratic encroachment. Also notes Daffy’s Elixir claims and distribution by Mary Swinton from Fleet Street.
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Cosmox Council
City of London
Watkin Lawes
Worcester
Daffy
Spa
Tunbridge
Bath
Bristol
Bexton
London
Leper Cure Claims by MAREJANT Drops Vouched by Norton
Hester Studd from Arleigh Essex appeals to Mr Norton for a cure, recounting four years of facial illness, relief after using three bottles of Marejant Drops, and a claimed complete recovery. The notice lists witnesses Henry Ellis and others, with dubious testimonials and pricing of the drops, claiming cure for leprosy and numerous ailments.
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Hester Studd
Arleigh
Essex
Acritrath
Henry Ellis
Halfa Gyinsa
Ufe
G. Keath
Stockdale
Newxates Streety
London
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Edwin
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Love
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Carmine
Aicking
Pentweazie
Mr. Lloyd
Reynell Cotton
Winchefor
Aoove
George-inn
Winchester
Charles Penrudiock
Rath Wondford
Thomas Ridge
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Kent
Latcham Burway
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Miller
N. B. Miller
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Gituare
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Jenner
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Meffes
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Sutton
Dorchester
Stockbridge
Ramsey
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Hawk
Winboraty Woodyeats
Murret Green
New England
New York
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Carolinas
Floria
John Gafenine
Joshua Fisher
Jacob Blamey
R.sayer
J. Bennett
Fleetfeet
America
Tattersall
TURF
Hyde-Park Turnpike
Latham
Bosphorus
Postcheife, &c
Norfolk
Priva
James Leee
Vineyard
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J. Fe and
C. Rivington
L. Davis
K. Whie
G. Robinson
T. Cadell
R. Baldwin
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John Moriarty
Newgate
Wood-street
Compter
Charles Coote Spread
Corringham
Charles Dunfter
Naanton Beauchamp
Worcestershire
William Brickenden
Cowley
Roger Palmer
Eis
Palmerstown
Countess of Derby
Miles Horton
Julienne le Croise
John Cordley
York
Haltey
Newman-street
Mr. Dawson
Salisbury-court
Fleet-street
Miss Beardmore
Arthur Beardmore
John Glen King
Jane Hyde
Blackheath
Westport
J Hn Earl of
Altamont
Fulham
Sans Hubbard
Spitalfields
Thames Street
Hague
Old-street
Mr. Eastswood
Brompton
Mr. Rice
Sawbridge
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
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