A Village Theft Trick Ends in a Blown Chimney
A Wiltshire village incident recounts a farmer's ruse to trap a thief. A hollow block filled with gunpowder was used to mislead the intruder, who fled with the block and later caused an accidental explosion. The culprit, Bradford Jack, fled after being identified.
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Bradford
Wilts
Bradford Jack
Dividend Notice for Sun-Fire Office Proprietors
SHIS announces a dividend payment to the Sun-Fire Office proprietors on Thursday the 31st, between eleven in the morning and two in the afternoon. The payment will recur every Thursday within the hours stated until fully paid.
Victorian Shoe Polish Esteemed for Gentlemen’s Shoes
A famed Spanish blacking for gentlemen’s shoes promises a new look with lasting scent and no hand staining. It preserves leather, avoids German gloss, and prevents noisy size. Sold for one shilling and sixpence per pot with directions lasting three to four months at Mrs Go Alicts Toy-shop near Three Angels, Cheaptide.
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Three Angels
Wood-street
Cheaptide
Powder for the Stone and Strangury Sold in London
The Famous Powder for the stone gravel and strangury praised by Oxford physicians and the College of Physicians in London is offered by Mr. Hatchett at the Royal Exchange in Cornhill. Five shillings per paper, usually sufficient for cures except bladder stone cases which may require two or three papers.
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Oxford
College of Physicians
London
Hatchett
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
George Borosky
Chrisopher Wratz
John Sterne
Charles Fohn
Coningmark
Thomas Thynn
William Penn
William Mead
William Ruffel
Penny London Post
Fryars
Fleetstreet
Temple-Bar
Charing-Cross
Gentleman's Magazine 1733 Complete Sets Advertised
An advertisement notes the 1733 year of The Gentleman s Magazine with a general title and copious indexes, including poems and satires. It mentions Dublin authors and Swift references, notes on printing at St John s Gate, and offers complete sets from 1732 1733 with reprints of missing numbers. It also references a Dublin incident described as a bloody design and public abhorrence.
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Gentleman’s Magazine
Dublin
Dr. Swift
Mr. Bancks
Sylvanus Urban
St. John’s Gate
St. Trigh
Webern
Liberty
London Magazine
Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer
J. Wilford
St. Paul’s Ghusch-yard
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