MIAREDANT'S DROPS Claim of Cure Promoted in London Ad
A long handwritten testimonial claims William Breeze, a writing and math teacher, recovered from severe illness after using MIAREDANT'S DROPS starting March 1776. The notice, addressed to a London surgeon, lists symptoms, durations, and a subsequent period of good health. It advertises the drops for sale by John Norton at Gold Square London with price notes and cautions about imitations.
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Norton
Golden Square
London
Maredant
William Breeze
Witmels
Eddaung
John Norton
Miaredant
G. Kearfly
Old Bailey
Aldridge
John Curtis
Golden Horse Yard
Oxford-street
St. Martin’s Lane
Dr AMES's POWDER Medicine claims public success for decades
A historic advertisement promotes Dr Ames s Powder as a premier fever and rheumatic medicine with thirty years tested public experience. It warns of counterfeit versions, cites affidavits by James Kantell and others, and names Francis Newbery junior as authority. It details authorized sellers and required certificates to prove legitimacy.
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Ames
James Kantell
Robert Ours
James
Phish
St. Julia's College
Oxford
Francis
Newbery
Sydney College
Cambridge
Francis Newbery, Junior
Medicins P
St Paul’s
Asdyard
F. Newbery
Junior
Universal Catholic Pills claim gout cure and health revival
Advertisement by J. Collett offering Catholic Pills at Covent Garden address No 7 Tavistock Tow London for one guinea a box or two for two guineas. Claims cure for gout rheumatism and various urinary obstructions in all ages with alleged safety for children and nobility.
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Tavistocktow
Covent-garden
Fragmentary London Evening Post letter on dissolution rumors
A mangled fragment from the London Evening Post shows a letter asserting suspicion of a near dissolution of Parliament and urging caution to the county’s paper readers. The garbled text includes misspellings and odd phrasing, reflecting OCR damage from an old issue.
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Fralli
Norfolk freeholders urged to watch for public liberty
In January 1777 Norfolk readers are urged to choose deputies versed in public affairs over reckless zealots. The piece cites the memory of Wenman Coke and warns against tyranny at home or abroad. It condemns petty rural games and calls for men with steadiness and unembarrassed propriety to oversee public concerns.
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Norfolk
Ae Eyrs , Co
Wenman Coke
Bhapfe
England
Norfolk and Norwich
Rowley's British Herb Snuff and Tobacco Promoted
An 18th century advertisement touts Rowley's British Herb Snuff for head pains deafness and general weakness and Rowley's British Herb Tobacco for lung and chest complaints. It notes pocket boxes at 6d each and two penny papers for wider use. Supplies sold at London coffee-house Ludgate Hill and other shops. the seal features a pierced dagger and the name James Rowley. counterfeiters will be prosecuted.
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Rowley
London
Ludgate-hill
James Rowley
High Water Timings at London Bridge Report
Weather ledger notes high water events at London Bridge across multiple days. The records list Sunday and Monday morning and afternoon timings, with minutes after specific hours and inconsistent symbols indicating time offsets. The fragmentary data suggests fluctuating tides but lacks complete times.
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