London News of War and Weather in January 1775
Reports from Rosie about the Duke of Gloucester’s fragile health and a potential spring return to England. News covers the General Wolfe capturing by a royal frigate, Tryon’s political precariousness, a large defaulter’s estate, shipwrecks near Lunan Bay, and social distress from heavy snow and bread price rises in London and surrounding areas.
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Rosie
Duke of Gloucester
England
Duke
Dutchess of Cumberland
Bath
America
General Wolfe
Skinner
Botton
Tryon
War-Office
Great Britain
Ireland
Arbroath
Dantzick
Cadiz
Lunan Bay
Lain
Diana
Norway
Shields
Isaacson
John Iaacion
Newcastle
Boyn
Nanny
Meath
James Brabazon
Morningtown
Liberty
Plymouth
William Coulam
Rofcoff
Norch Faro
John Gopengen
Rofcof
Rosemmeyer
Kent Mail
Bristol
London
Chelmsford
Baddow
Willingale
Dover
France
Shuter
Tottenham Court Road
Ned
Marriages and bankruptcies with arrivals and surrenders listed
The notice lists arrivals of individuals and ships at various Irish and British ports, including Hannah Marks and Friendship at Dublin, Francis Foul at Cork, Margaret Middlecomb at Waterford, Rebecca Manin and Hibernia Carty at Newfoundland, and others from Genoa to Norcoping. It records surrender dates for silk manufacturer James Moseley, plaitterer George Wellings, farmer Joseph Graham, clothier Samuel Rickards, and several other trades, with bankruptcy enlargements and estate sequestrations. Additional entries cover dividends, February notices, and certificates to be grated, detailing names and locales such as Bishopsgate Street, Goodman's Fields, Newcastle upon Tyne, Bristol, and London.
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Dublin
Hannah
Marks
Friendship
Tierman
Liverpool
Cork
Francis
Foul
Barbadoes
Waterford
Margaret
Middlecomb
St. Abes
Rebecca
Manin
Hibernia
Carty
Newfoundland
Cupid
Hopkins
Pool
Royal George
Boyd
Mahone
Dartmouth
John
Tucker
St. Obas
Syren
Bennét
Legh
Einigkeit
Faley
Norcoping
Genoa
Lark
Smith
Ancona
James Moseley
Bishopsgate-street
George Wellings
Goodman’s Fields
Plaitterer
Guildhall
London
Joseph Graham
Newburn
Northumberland
St. Gregry
James Balmain
Perth
Rebert Menzies
Dyra
Cuvar Fife
Scotland
Gilbert Hagen
Chichester
Sussex
Samuel Maydwell
Vine-court
Spitalfields
Distaster
John Albert Waffmer
Fenchurch-freet
Marmaduke Teasdale
James Squibb
Tavistock-street
St. Paul Covent-Garden
Mermaduke Storr
Lombard Street
Thomas Ingall
St. Sepulchre
Lorcon
Hotter
Haberdasher
Frances Jewin
Charles Jewson
Bithopfgne
Guldwall
James de la Prime
Wiliam Fullard
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Fietcher’s Tavern
Manchester
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism by James's Powder and Pills
A testimonial from William Barton Borwick of Gray's Inn showing dramatic relief from violent rheumatism after a year and a half of suffering. The account details failing treatment by physicians, a home remedy regimen, and decisive improvement after using Dr James's Powder and Analeptic Pills, with Borwick offering to answer questions at his Gray's Inn chambers.
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William Barton Borwick
Gray’s[s
James
Francis Newbry
St Paul’s Churen-yara
London
Scarborough
D . James
Gray's-Inn
W. B. Borwick
Dalby's Carminatives for infants bowels sold by Newbery
An 18th century notice states Dalbys Carminatives, a remedy for wind and infant bowels, is sold only by Francis Newbery Jr at No 66 Bar in St Pauls Churchyard. Price 18 Od with 1 allowance to charity buyers.
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Oftavo
Fort
Price
van Swieten
Henry Boerhaave
Collin Woolsack
M.D
Culchester
Ryal
Frederick Prince of Wales
KR. Horfield
Stationers Coast
Ludzate Street
T. Lagnan
Maternoftes
Lin
Altinas
Pamacion Quarie
Afints
Mr. Red
Octave
le Dran
Quinsy
Nina
Gitar
Shaw
Nowe
Dalby
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Orig
Ludgate-hill
London
W. Bayley
Haymarket
A. Rowwell
M. Purdie
Bath
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London Bridge
S . Paul's Church-yard
Newgate
John Sheppard
Margaret Caroline Rudd
Villette
J. Wenman
Whursday
Farenheit
John Lining
South Carolina
Lionel Chalmers
Charles Towt
C. Ditty
Pouley
J. Robson
New Bondefstec
Walter
Charisy Crofts
S. Price
R. Norris
de Venders
E-Idenne
Duke-tireet
Keail
White Lion Court
Birchin-lene
Davenhill
Cornhills Watlis
Stosehouse
Ryheid
Hakesworth
Charing Cross
N.B
Jon Bampton
Cambridge
Thomas Truenan
NewSutten
Kensington
John Tracan
Thomas Told
Francis Curtis
Ann Brexon
John Ely
Ann Bowder
Wiliam Jones
Mavpye Alley
Fetter-lane
A. Raymond
Jerome Joluhard
Hercules Pillars
Greek Street
St. Ann’s
Soho
Ann Bowie
le Fevre
Coghill-court
John Williams
Island of
Guerifly
Henry Philips
St. Anthony’s
Claude Croquee
John Webb
Hackney
Norton
Goltensquare
Picerdilly
J. Stockdale
Bull-head-court
Newgateitreet
Nogtan
Bo Remon
John Alleyne
Lonsien
J. Almon
Piccadilly
J. Wil
W. Harris
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Uthm
Coicfpor-street
Charing-Cross
J. Fox
Westminger-stalls
Blyth
Cornhill
King’s Bench
Sy Holt
Hardwicke
Parker
Te EK Pratt
Raymond
Y Ryder
A Cantleson
Liscomn’s Law
V. Iirshan
Dawe Priners
G. Ieeantis
Peet-ured
G. Robine
Pacramtler
BELL
Cdl Plewer
Ory
J. Ba
Beeter-Ezcsangy
Mth
Suan
C. Eihering
York
Baitine
Almenack
Reuben Isucrow
Royal Observatory
Vincenc Wing
Statoners
River
Me. Rider
Peels
Gritith
Geut
Enoo
Reuben Furrow
Royal Observators
Vox Stensrua
Vrascis
Poor
Stvieners
Carman
Svatisners
Eee
Cate
Welbeck-Street
William Leyborne Leyborne
Grenada
Aoth
Ann Leyborne