Public Baptism and Marriages in 19th Century Notices
Reports from a London period detail a Sunday baptism of Mrs Hanah Cart at St James Clerkenwell tied to Quaker principles, her Berkshire marriage to Robert Dalzell of Tidmarth, and notices of deaths including John Salusbury and Rev. Barton. Also listed are a highway robbery incident and convicts reported to the king's council, with names like Newington Lyon Goodman and Yalding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brakenridge
Hanah Cart
St. James’s Clerkenwell
Cart
Swallowfield
Berkshire
Robert Dalzell
Tidmarth
Dalzell
Miss Dodd
Dodd
Reading
Solosquare
John Salusbury
Thomas Salusbury
High Court of Admiralty
Barton
Hutton
Essex
Mr. Lee
Braffey
Lombard-street
Jatt
Dulwich College
Hawkes
Islington
Joseph Jenkins
Plaistow
Hamlane
His
Robert Newington
Ann Lyon
The Author Claims Cure for Gout With Dole Remedy
The text asserts that a remedy named Dole reduces gout duration from a third of the year to four days and promises a lasting cure. It mentions benefits for rheumatism and other conditions, recommending a dose of a teaspoonful in wine glass of water twice daily and noting tolerable intervals and nocturnal perspiration.
Rea and Britannicus on Navigation Rights and Spain
The letter argues that Britain must secure from Spain a clear acknowledgment of free navigation to and from the West Indies, citing 1667 and 1670 treaties, ongoing Spanish depredations since 1724, and the need for firmness in negotiations to protect commerce and colonial shipping. It notes the Windward Passage as a key route and condemns neglect of this claim in treaties, urging stronger ministerial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
West-Indies
Commonwealth
Jamaica
Cape Morant
Hispaniola
Cuba
Crooked Island
Guarda
Costas
England
Munster
Havanna
London
Smollett
Heathcote
Mr. H&athcote
France
Great Britain
Britain
HexrHcore
Foreign News and Market Hints From London
London reports seek Paris prices for English passports as coasters delay French passport checks. Dutch loans are negotiating for three European courts. Vienna letters warn Saxony’s armistice favors King of Prussia, who plans Franconia invasion. Prussian tax levies hit Erfurt and surroundings, Langenfalia, Mulhausen, Nordhausen. Stolberg reinforcements from Austria near Munchberg. Bamberg route to Coburg noted. Hanover says Prussian regiments head to Wezel. Milan dispatches expect no winter peace. Dutchy may fund subsidies for the Empress-Queen next year. Ratisbon notes Bavaria Electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Leas
Holland
Europe
Vienna
Saxony
Prussia
Franconia
Thuringia
Erfurth
Langenfaliza
Mulhausen
Nordhausen
Francfort
Bamberg
Cobourg
Bohemia
Munchfberg
Hanover
Wezel
Milan
Berlin
Dutchy
Ratisbon
Electors of
Bavaria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Ainsworth
W. Mount
T. Page
C. Hitch
L- Hawes
B. Barker
J. Pore
C. Bathurst
H. Woodfall
Millar
J. Buckland
J. and
R. Tonson
J- Beecroft
Strahan
J. Rivington
R. Baldwin
W. Owen
W. Whitston
G. Keith
St James's Street
Edinburgh
Oie
Antons
The
London Evening Post
Britannicus
London Evening-Post
Jong
Moscow
Fienna
Constantinople
Othman
Silesia
Marshal Daun
Nurenberg
Leipsic
Grand Duke of
Russia
Denmark
Dec
Hagar
Williamstadt
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