Ship St Joseph Brings Goa Minister to Lisbon Prison
Lisbon notes the ship St Joseph arrived from Goa with one of Goa's chief ministers on board and the minister was immediately imprisoned in Li maire. Amsterdam reports 7981 deaths in the city last year, while Rotterdam records 1702 deaths in the previous year.
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Lisbon
St. Joseph
Goa
Limaire
Amperdam
Rotterdam
Fan
Danish Gardes duel braces Crown power in Copenhagen event
London reports from The Hague and Hamburg detail a rare clash as Denmark attempts to merge the Gardes du Corps with another regiment. The King forbids force, preferring mild measures. Also noted: Derby sails from Dantzick to Liverpool, a brig foundered near the Orkneys, and a passenger boat capsized in a sudden squall with fatalities.
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Hague
Cis
Denmark
Derby
Reed
Dantzick
Liverpool
Orkneys
Acorn
Essex
London
Middlesex
William. de Grey
Hick’s Hall
Shaw
Sloper
General Post Office
Newgate
Whitechapel
Read
Mark-lane
Chelsea
Robbery at Swan Inn coach warehouse and local notices
Thurd ay morning the coach warehouse at the Swan Inn in this town was broken open and robbed of several parcels intended for the morning stage. A parcel contained 13 drafts. Also reported was a mill accident at Stoke near Bromsprove where a miller’s boy aged 12 to 16 lost an arm but is recovering. Also news that John Cooper, suspected of London house-breaking, has been secured in Banbury. Additional items include ship cargoes, stock prices, bankrupts, and various surrender and dividends notices with dates and venues listed.
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Sarah Cave
Bow Street
Robert Ladbroke
Phenix
Flanagan
Charles Burton
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Paris
Joseph Capadoce
Miss Ximenes
Isaac Ximenes
Devonshire-square
Perkins
Bondstreet
Franklin
Duke-street
St. James’s
John Dring
Feathers Tavern
Strand
Tuck
Fleet Market
Senegal
Christopher Milles
Senegambia
Richard Milles
Canterbury
Kingston
Jamaica
Francis Head
Hermitage
Kent
France
William Giles
Reading
Chester
Kay
Eltham
Onslow
Denzil Onslow
Guildford
Surry
Clapham Common
Lowman
Moses Lowman
Hackney
Thomas Clark
Charles Street
Cavendish-Square
Mootham
William Mootham
Lincoln’s Inn
Abraham Richardson
Long Melford
Suffolk
Archer
Birmingham
Swan Inn
Stoke
Bromsprove
Salisbury
John Cooper
London
Banbury
Oxfordshire
John Lee
Watling-street
Haveker and Pedilar
Cuildhall
Bowes John Gibson
St. Mary Magdalen
Bermondsey
Surrey
Guildhall
William Wallis
Cracechuch-street
William Wadddirgston
Cockrane
St.Leonard’s
Shoreditch
Hof.r
David Clarke
Maythill
Gloucestershire
Gorge Inn
Frocester
James Harriott
Braintree
Essex
Westmorland
John Hawkins
Christopher Byrne
Wood-fitter
Samuel Brown
Salispuryt
Whittington Durminyne
Queenstrevg
St. Giles’s
Edward Bibbins the
John Baron
William Bibbins
Lawrence Lane
John Metcalfe
Cannon, Street
John Liddell
Great Ayton
Yorkshire
Chapman
Edward Pryer
Dorking
Mealman
Average prices of corn December 1771 displayed
From December 16 to December 21 1771 the Standard Winchester Eight Gallons bushel price listing. The notice also includes a dental advertisement by Mr Hemet dentist to her majesty recommending Esfence of Pearl to protect children's teeth and prevent scurvy and decay with purchase details in London shops.
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Mr. Hemet
Amelia
W. Baily
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
India- House
Leadershall-street
London
Lordon
Middlesex
T — Hertford
Bedford
Cambridge
Tr Hentingdon
Northampton
Bucks
Effex
Norfolk
Lincolm
York
Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
Westmorland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Monmouth
Somersec
Devon
Cornwall
Dorset
Hampshire
Suffex
North Wales
South Wales
Winchester
Scotland
Authority of
Parliament
William Cooke
Infallible cough and lung remedy advertised in period ad
An old advertisement touts Calisfaor essence and Cha Momile as cures for coughs colds and chest disorders claiming success even in long standing consumptions. It promises safety for tender constitutions and urges orders via Richardson and Urquhart under the Royal Exchange with addresses in the Strand.
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Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Strand
Rylep
The Wits of Westminster and Stomach Lozenges Advertised
A broad 18th century catalog notes forthcoming books The Wits of Westminster by Richardson and Urquhart ornamented by Gravelot and ads for Stomach Lozenges with claims of relief after imperfect digestion. F. Newbery and W. Bayley cited as sellers with pricing at 3s 6d.
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Béund
Cosma
Geldsmith
Murphy
Smollet
Thornton
D. Heme
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Gravelot
Paris
Wits
Westminster
F. Newbery
Sun
John Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Bok
Grammatical Institutes and Handy English Keys
An 18th century catalog item lists new books for youth including Grammatical Institutes by Rev. John Ash and Entick spelling and dictionaries. Also advertised are Dr Nugent French English pocket dictionary and Entick spelling books. A Balsamic Tincture remedy is promoted with testimonials and shop locations in London.
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Price
Lowth
John Ash
Pershore
Entick
Dr. Nugent
Beft
Lange
Straweh
Edward
Charles Dilly
Ratcliffe
West
Johnson
Partridge
Boor
Blackman~strees
Taylor
Seven Scars
Verestreec
Clare Market
Rysseeg
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