To be Sold by Public Auction in Chanceby London 1778
A mixed list of notices including a freehold farm near Dunstable and parcels of land in Dominica and St. Andrew. Auctions and private contracts are advertised with details on locations, sizes, rivers, mills, and potential crops. Several letters from county officials encourage candidates and voters for Leicester in Parliament, dated 1745 to 1774.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown and Rolls-Tavern
Chanceby-lane
London
Avon
Dunstable
Bedford
Hale
Lyon’ston
Staffordshire
Robert Selvester
Stifford
Brad¢Ley-Hall
Bradley
Stafford
Edward Brindley
Dominica
Golden Grove
St. Andrew
St. Abdrew
Rosaly
Grand Marigot
Gregg and Pots
Skinner Hall
Privace
Political pamphlet on royalist conformity and conflict
This day was published price 1s. 6d. A friendly address to all reasonable Americans explains the consequences of opposing the king's troops and of a general non importation. New York printed, London re printed for Richardson and Urquhart at the Royal Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
London
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Public Notice: Counterfeit Pearl Essence Teeth Products
Jacob Hemet, dentist, denounces counterfeit BR ESSENCE OF PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE sold by AV. Bayley and Price at Leadenhall Street. He warns buyers in London and Westminster to purchase only from these firms and claims superior safety and efficacy for whitening teeth, preventing decay, securing loose teeth, easing toothache, and fresh breath. Price 2s 6d each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
AV. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
Leadenhall-street
London
Westmintter
Keennessy’s Corn Plaister Cure for Corns Exposed
Kennedy’s celebrated Corn Plaister dissolves corns and draws them out without pain. Many sufferers formerly crippled by corns report immediate relief enabling longer walks. The plaster is linen spread and ready for use, sold by several London apothecaries and booksellers including Bayleys, Rothwell, Newbery, Price, and Grosvenet at listed addresses. Price per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keennedy
W. Bayleys
A. Rothwell
F. Newbery
Ludgate-street
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Price
Leadenhall-freet
J. Grosvenet
Holben
Pectoral lozenges of tolu sold by Greenough London
An 18th century sale notice for COUGHS HOARSENESSES and lung ailments via Tolu lozenges prepared by T Greenough at the King's Arms and Pestle Mortar Ludgate Hill London 1s the price. It notes other sellers in London and Bath and warns of counterfeit imitations traced to a December 9 1769 court verdict.
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T. Greenough
King’s Arms
Ludgatehill
London
W. Bayley
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
M. Purdie
North Parade
Bath
King’s Bench
J. Greznough
Chymit
Tudgaté-hill
Balsam
Tolu
Nobility and Distinguished Persons Urged to Apply for Secret Loans
Officers of rank in the army clergymen and others with life incomes are invited to raise ready money with secrecy and expedition on equitable terms. Applications by person or letter to Mr. Bertie in Vine-street Piccadilly will be immediately attended to.
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Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Joell
Miss Johnson
Johnson
John Ferry
Ceatham
Stockton
Durham
Cotem
Parke
Nicolas
Nicholas Herbert
Eig
Upper Brook-street
Grosvenor-square
Herbert
Wes. Minster
John Foablenque
Charles Square
Hoxton
Graham
Highgate
Jopson
Westminster
America
Gulfpor Breet
Hamilton
Cooper
Lown
Vilage
Devon
Somerset
Buckingham Street
York Buildings
London
Remarkable Cure by Merchant's Drops in 1774 London
A letter from Thomas Yates of Red Lion Square to Mr Norton praises Merchant's Drops for a long illness affecting head, stomach, skin, and appetite. After use, the symptoms abated, skin injuries healed, and the patient fully recovered. The note warns of counterfeits and names several shops selling the drops in London.
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Mr. Norton
Golden Square
London
Almos
Marchant
Green Street
Theobild’s-road
Red Lion-square
Wicheffes
Thomas Simpson
New North
Kreet
Elizabeth How
Miary Goulding
War and appointments stir the British realm in late December
From Hague to London news report a Moroccan war threat against the States General, export bans on peace and buckwheat, and royal commissions naming officials for the Lord High Admiral. Ecclesiastical preferment shifts and a Barbery envoy note follow, amid ship, fur, and public notices including burglaries, fires, and society marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Morocco
Ostend
Board of Finances
St. James's
John Earl of Sandwich
John Buller
Henry Vistount Palmerston
Charles Spencer
Witmor Viscount Lilburne
Augustus John Hervey
Henry Peaton
Great Britain
Ireland
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Drury-Lane
Theatre Royal
NAVY
Grand Naval Review
Harlequin
Mr. Wright
Columbine
Covent-Garden
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Babylon
East India House
United Company of Merchants of
England
East Indies
Phatathis
Stuart
India
Yared
Fieicester
Thom
Viscount Wentworth
Le'cester
Clement Winstanley
Braunfer
Leicester
Parliamenor
Creany
WM. Pochin
J. P. Hungerford
Dingle
Hell, New
John Davey
Redruth
Frances Davey
Frances Penrote
Francis Penrose
Norwn
West Gde
Geldéh-square
Eay
Treck
John Norton
John’ Norton
Norton
Maredan
J. Smith
Pater-nofler Row
F. Blyth
Finch Laste
Cornhill
G. Kearfly
Ladgate-street
Fetter-lanc
Im -Fleet
Leicestershire
R. Fi Ungerford P
Chery
London Gazette
Lon
Canterbury
Br. Moore
Banpor
Fothergill
University of Oxford
Hallam
Windsor
Christchurch
Oxford
Wetherer
Dri Kiye
Me. Jubb
Roffignol
Cansul
Republici
Barbary
Algiers
Tunis
Tripoli
Chapel Royal
Miles
Stafford Shire
Staard
Wiliam Wigstt
Burton Upon
H. H. No
Bullitiods Street
Cavendish
Duadans
Walker
ORICK
J. Bew