Public notice on credit terms for customs payment
July 31, 1778 report of a general meeting resolution to reduce the credit given to their customerys due to necessity. The notice explains that the short fine allowed for payment is inadequate and urges public awareness of the decision.
Public notice of medical cure claims by J Collett
A historical advertisement from Tavistock-row Covent Garden offers cure-all claims for urinary disorders, fistulas, piles, gout, dropsy, and sexual weakness. It promotes Catholic or universal Pills and Cordial Drops, guaranteeing rapid, painless cures with specific visit times to the address before 2 PM or between 5 and 8 PM.
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Wall
Tavistock-row
Covent-garden
J. Collett
Ieutenant Leland
Goldens Square
London
St. Anthony’s
Old Bailey
Ludgate-hill
Lortdon
Venice
W. Bayley
Cockpur Street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
Rose
J.hn
Grosvepor Perfumer
Ghanery Line
Holborn
Snd
J. Price
Elegant Mansion House To Let In Grosvenor Street
Mansion house with coach-house stables and all conveniences on the east side of Grosvenor Street. Premises leased for a term of years yet to be defined, subject to ground rent. Modernized and furnished portions available. immediate possession. Tickets for viewing obtainable from Messrs Christ ie and Ansell.
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Met.langford
Southampton
Mentow
Naware
LE i Tay
Chris Ak
Avith
Sein
Cranbourne Lodge
T. Greenough
Joose
Lydgate-hill
F. Newbery
Bree Ders
Bree Ders Fom the Bar, In's
Pat's Church-yard
London
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
Léndon
John Price
Leadenhall
John Grosvenor
Turnstile
Holboyn
Newberry
Paul’s
Wylliam Bay
Chris Ete
Ansell
Grosvenor
Messrs, Chiftie
William Kingham
Richard Pendleton
Evan Davis
Rice Rowland
Reece Jones
John Davis
Thomas Lewis
Edward Williams
David Thomas
David Jenkins
Daniel Jenkins
Wm. Lewis
Geo. Graham
William Brookton
St. Gorge’s Fields
Charles Dibtes Fon
William Surrey
Baron Eyre
G. Graham
D. Thomas
Graham
Thomas
Andrew Milne
John Farmer
Thames
Richard Stephenson
Wenner
Packer
Lord Onslow
Old Bailey
Middlesex
George Bowler
William Cooper
Gloisters
Martha Adams
Capitalfields
Sangnel Groves
Canterbury
Susan Dobson
Thamesftreet
Tho. Burbidge
Green Street
Grosvenor Square
Mary Fogg
Fogg
New Bond-street
Barr
Oumby
Saxby
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
Red Lion-street
Clerkenwell
Hodthorn
Spennithorne
Middleham
Yorkshire
Lambeth
Collier
Safford
Hornsey
England
Brompton
Edwards
Goldsmith
Clapham
Robert Wathen
Wick
John Adams
Elys
Somersetshire
Cowper’s Court
Cornhill
Flint
Jerusalem Coffee House
ELEGY ON ADMIRAL SAUNDERS SAUNTERS KEPPLE GLORY
A fragmentary elegy by Rupert Enc laments Admiral Saunders and Keppel, praising Albion’s courage. It recalls Anson and Hawke, laurelled exploits, and the costly campaigns against French fleets with praise for naval leadership and virtue. The poem links Quebec, Bourbon shores, and imperial triumphs.
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Sg Cuaares Saunders
Rupert Enc“Lise
12Th Regiment of, Foot
Edward Lord Hawke
Life
Gay Dawn Saunders
Iberia
Glorious Anson
Ime
Dian
Quebec
Albion
Keppel
Catha
Hawke
Bourbon
British Army Leaves London in 16 700 Man Departure
Extra reports from Philadelphia letters detailing the British army marching from London on the 19th, 16 700 effective troops, 3 200 civilians following, and convoy losses due to baggage shortages. Dispatches to Commissioners, Clifton, Gambier sent to Falmouth for Swallow packet, with Harriot packet boat taking York mail. Lively frigate engagement near Brest leaves several wounded and dead sailors. large-scale fires and public executions note city turmoil and societal notices.
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Philadelphia
New York
America
Clifton
Admiral Gambier
Falmouth
Swallow Packet
New- York Mail
Brest
Dogpet
London-bridge
Henry Pearson
Hungerford
Henry Cooper
Custom-house
Cownden
Wapping Old Stairs
Hall
John-street
Guildford
Ize
Jothua Crompton
Richard Ceenter
Thomas Lawrence
Joseph Saul
Fensie
Newgate
Middlesex
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Office of Ordnance
Duguh
Mr. Whitaker
Richard's Coffee House
Tempte-bar
Coal Exchange
Tolu
T. Greenyogh
Ladgate-hill
Wilcs
W. Bailey
Ehim
King’s Bench
Sid Apothecary
Ludgece
George Lewis Glover
Commissioners of Sewers
City and Liberty of
Westminster
Middleses
King-Square-Court
Soho
Hugh
Portsmouth
J A.me ‘S
Mr. Borwick
Gray’s Ing
George Scott
Woolfton Hall
Essex
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's ‘Church Yard
Dr. James
Brutun-street
Great Britain
Ireland
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Jeveral
Messrs
Wray
Turlington
Birchin-Lage
Cofeh'll
John Hamailida
Acob Hemet
Amelia
W.bayley
Cockspar-street
J.’Price
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