Inhabitants Seek Acts On Bath Derby And Local Affairs
A long notice describes Bath inhabitants seeking an act to regulate markets and widen streets. Derby residents pursue an act for easier debt recovery. The report covers civic appointments, marriages, deaths, fires, drownings, a weathervane of market news, and a proposal to aid the poor through parish supported land allotments and incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Derby
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
Evan Pugh
Calvert Benn
Richard Munday
William Rivers
Birdlington
Wilts
Ferdinand Travell
Earl Harcourt
Blunsdon St. Andrew
Upper Slaughter
Gloucestershire
Henry Smith
Surry
Lesith
London
Mitcham
James Wallden
Rotherhithe
Anne Bayley
Bayley
Horsleydown
Richard Winttanley
Gray’s Inn
Harriot Hawkesworth
Marybone
Clann
Portugal-street
Claremarket
Brockus
Islington
Charles Brockus
St. Vincent
Shewin
Regiment of Foot
Lambe
Joseph Button
Hackney
Walker
Holbourn
Hoxton
Thames
London-bridge
Charlotte
French
Ratcliff Cross
North Mail
General Post Office
Edmondton Wath
Bedfordhire
Buckinghamshire
Northamptonshire
Newgate
Dulwich
Daniel Peverall
Cannonestreet
Edward Bromley
John Smith
Farnham Market
John Walsh
Pelicans Court
Little Britain
Aldersgate
Sutton
Admiralty Notice for Chaplains Bounty 1765
Admiralty announces a bounty approved by Parliament for twenty nine chaplains who served aboard royal ships in the recent war. Chaplains must apply to the Navy Commissioners in London with ship lists and an affidavit proving no ecclesiastical living or crown preferment valued at fifty pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meff
Salway
Zimmerman
Deptford
Lewisham
Hon. East India Company
East Indies
Hannah M’kenzie
William Brady
Saunders Welch
Newygate
Edward Trickegs
Newgate
Joshua Wells
Elizabeth Towrey
Gambia
Barbadoes
Chalestown
North America
Thames
Court of Exchequer
Hull
Hereford
Chatham
Tomkins
Bridge
Admiralty Office
France
Spain
His Majesty’s Navy
London
Pu. Stephens
Pectoral Lozenges and Emetic Drop Promoted by Doctors
A 18th century medical advertisement extols Pectoral Lozenges as a universal remedy for colds and hoarseness, touting rapid relief and voice restoration for professionals. It lists selling points and multiple London outlets, and also markets the Emetic Drop with personal testimonial claims and dosing guidance. The piece shifts to a humorous Dreamer vignette featuring doctors discussing patient care and a ruse about a pregnant Lady Grafpall, ending with a joke about hysterical dropsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Semprendre
Gilles
Snapfee
Onapree
Formal
Lord Grafpall
Mary
Dottor
Dr. Gruel
Poapfee
Mary Grafpall
Money rules laws and liberties in corrupt age
To the Printer of the London Evening-Post Anti Scor writes that money commands all, cites the Favourite’s aim to wed the richest heiress for his son, and questions why no Englishman merits such fortune while the Favourite absorbs all good fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening-Post
Mereks
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