A Medical Cure Proclaimed for Rheumatism in London
An advertisement defends reputable medical practice against quackery while touting a rheumatism remedy. It lists numerous witnesses and endorsements from MPs merchants and tradesmen, notes versatile formats for taking the medicine, and directs readers to the author Dr Bennett for further inquiry at his York Buildings address or Tom’s Coffee-house in Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Ashley
St. James’s Park
William Sheldon
Gracechurch-street
Henry Davi
Finchlane
Cornhill
Dalbiac
Spitlehelds
Peter Kuxton
Bishops Lace-street Wathout
Round-court
Strand
Wilson
New Church
Steele
Little Prescot-street
Goodman’s- Fields
Bennet
Duke-Street
York- Buildings
Tom
The GOAT and its Cure in Marten’s Gout Treatise
This Day is publish’d price 28 in the fourth edition corrected and enlarged by John Marten surgeon. The pamphlet argues gout is the greatest misfortune and promises a safe cure with testimonies from many respected people. Printed and sold by J. Hted at the Golden Ball near St Dunstan’s Church Fleet-street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
J. Fox
Westminster Hall
J. Jackson
St. James’s’ Gates
T. Meighan
Drury‘Janes
J. Wilcox
the.New Church
the Strand
T. Worral
St. Dunstan’s Church
Free Street
P. Meighan
Gray’s Inn
Alfo
T. Gooper
Globe
Pater-noller-Row
Regute
John Marten
J. Hted, Booktedler
Sc. Dunttin
Fleet-street
Arminius
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Handel
John Walsh
Musick
Te Harp
Hobey
Catherine-street
Strand
Ufe
The Second Edition Essays on Truth and Faith
A compact 18th century pamphlet listing price and title matter. It promotes a Jesuit approach to theology and revelation, with arguments for the Trinity and divine attributes as self evident, plus a separate hymn denying papal Rome and papal authority. Printed by J Roberts in Oxford Arms Warwick Lane for sale in London and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
London
Westminster
Memoirs of the Times: Political Debates and Events Abroad
This publication presents a letter to a country friend recounting late notable events in Edinburgh and North Britain, opinions on liquor sale restrictions, Baron Neuhoff’s actions, Corsica, Spain’s designs, and prospects for peace, with notes on dramatic entertainments and new books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Edinburgh
Britain
Neuhoff
Corsica
Spain
Scoe
The Lives and Fables of La Fontaine in Two Languages
This note-like ad promotes a 1736 issue bound in octavo with copper plates by George Bickham junior. It includes The Lives of the Arch Bishop and Duke of Cambray and Telemachus with training methods for a prince, plus La Fontaine fables with the author’s life prefixed and a Ramsay memoir excerpt. Prices and sellers in Pater-noster Row are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bickham
Duke of
Cyrus
Nathaniel Gifford
Inner-Temple
Gent
Républick of Letters
John Hawkins
John Orbers
Pater-nofter-Row
Oétavo
la Fontaine
Dr Bateman's Pectoral Drops Promote Universal Relief
The Daily Success extols Dr Bateman's Pectoral Drops for colds coughs and pains in the chest limbs and joints praising their broad relief across distempers since the discovery of modern medicine. A Shore Treatise and warehouse offer free copy and retail sale at one shilling a bottle with distribution by William Dicey or Benjamin Okell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
William Dicey
Benjamin Okell
Also Mentioned on This Page
S& Smita
Ioro
W. Rayner
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Booxfellers
Peter
Rome
Nec Legere
Adulari
A. Dodd
The
Peacock Without
Royal
the Prince
Theatre-Royal
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
J. Bailey
Bible
Mitrecourt
Fleetreer
Church of England
William Nichols
George But
St. David’s
Francis HoLtann
Tichbourn
Aldgate
Titchbourn
Che