Printings of the House of Commons Votes face challenge
The newspaper denounces an exclusive printer’s claim to reproduce Commons proceedings, urging free circulation of parliamentary information. It reports on the day’s votes and committee actions, including naval spending for 1772, criminal-law reviews, and bills on corn export limits, roads, and naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Charles Whitworth
Doéor Nowell
Dermon
Saint Margaret’s
Westminster
William Dolben
Alexander Popham
Rs. Buller
Great Britain
Ireland
America
Tomkyhs
England
Iast Auinter
John Whittoh
Charles Bathurst
Lockyer Davis
Benjamin White
William Bowyer
John Nichols
Health and court news from Moscow and Berlin
From the London Gazette dated February 1 reports Moscow health improving and distemper suppression progressing. Berlin notes the Prussian king attended the levee for the first time since illness, with a very numerous crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petersburgh
Moscow
Berlin
Danish Court Crisis Reported In 1772 Copenhagen Letter
A Copenhagen letter details a dramatic night after a ball with the Queen and young Princess guarded to Cronenbourg, arrests of Struensee, Brandt and others, public demonstrations, and swift royal orders. The King and Prince Frederick appeared publicly as authorities tightened control. Royal officers were promoted and several nobles jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudl
Wind
Braem
Stampe
Lupdtorf
Karstens
Sovel
Koford Aucker
Prince Frederick
the Hague
Hamburgh
Copenhagen
Denmark
Crenenbourg
Struenfves
Count de Brandt
de Gahler
Gude
William Young
New Pantheon
Oxford-street
Darling
Norwich
John Reynolds
New Burlington Street
Fanny Dodwell
Woodstockstreet
John Bankes
Kingston Hall
Dorsetshire
Judge Bankes
King’s Bench
Charles I
Croom’s Hill
Greenwich
James Irish
Mr. Brackstone
York-street
Covent Garden
Castle Bromwich
Warwickshire
Samuel Bridgman
Thomas Edwards
South Sea House
John Tristram
Eigg
East India House
Tooleyftreet
John Hatch
Saterday
Aaron Sharp
Walbrook
Great Ruffel Street
Bloomsbury
John Vanderhagen
Rotherhithe
Thomas Anitle
West India
Cronenbourg
Ranzau
Struensee
Gahler
Brand
Falkon
Altona
Moystyn
Brandt
Gabler
Bulow
Falckenschield
Heffelberg
Eichsted’wes Miade
Prince ‘Frederick
Cound Rawsdt
Tott
Peines Charles
London Post Condition on Johnson Garrick Scandal
A letter complains of bribery to secure box seats for Roscius performances at Drury Lane. It accuses Mr Johnson of high earnings and shows how patrons allegedly influence theatre access via a Bribery scheme. The writer urges dissolution of the Johnson partnership and mocks theatrical manipulation. The piece ends with a playful threat involving a maid orchestrating mischief on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Court of
Chambery
Jubiet
David
Senate
Rolcins
Testimonial for Diuretic Drops From Dr Lowther Hatton-Garden
A letter from Salisbury thanks Dr Lowther at Hatton Garden for his diuretic drops that cured a wife of dropsy after several treatments failed. The husband praises the medicine, offers public gratitude, and notes the work ofRichard Keynes selling No 17 Paternoster Row with two treatises on dropsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lowther
Hatton-Garden
Wo & Bny
Salisbury
Richard Keynes
London perfumer advertises Paris goods at high prices
Richard Warren, perfumer at the Cohien Fleece in Marylebone Street London, announces arrival of Parisian pomades powders and scented waters offered wholesale for export. He notes price rises due to rising jasmine and other flowers from the south of France and Italy, surging to 35 shillings a bottle for royal violet and jasmine hair liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and
Ireland
Ichard Warren
Mary -Lezbon
Strety Goeldensquaré
London
Paris
Warren
France
Italy
N. B
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Adhelia
Hemet
R.tale
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
India House
Leadenhall-street
Miss Purdie
Bath
J le Brun
Rue Danshine
Elegant House for Rent in Grosvenor Square
Left furnished ready for immediate occupancy in a genteel Upper Brook Street house near Hyde Park. Features crimson silk damask dining room, underground offices, three upstairs floors with dining rooms dressing rooms and bed chambers. Inquiries to Mrs Templeman. Also notice of Society of London annually meeting at Gracechurch Street for admission of Protestant members and annuity terms for age 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Brook
Areet
Grosvenor-square
Hyde Park
Samuel Blackwell
Temleman
N.bs
Boats
Great Tits Ifield-Street
Reynolds
St. James
Soon
Merry
Lomion Tavern
Bithant
Geoftreet
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Follifoot
Yorkshire
Quinton
Gloucestershire
Snaith
Keltington
Wing
Rutland
Northampton
Newgate
Bristol
Castle of Lancaster
Huntingdon
Cambridge
St. Ives Lane
Chatham
Dunstable
Arnold Meyer
Peter Boetefeur
Howe
The
London Evening Post
Tolu
T. Greenough
King’s Arms
Luciatefhec
Perfner
Cockfur-street
A. Rotwell
Cirec
New Bad-street
Mr. Purdie
North Parade
Bath. Co
Ludgage-street
Balsam
Tolw
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