Nombs 1124 and a London Evening Post medical claim
A chaotic fragment from a London newspaper describes a 1730s medical claim about pills and drops curing agues in servants, followed by political notices from Exeter on Northcote, Walpole, and elections, plus obituaries and local estate chatter. It includes references to Sir Henry Northcote, Mr. Ward, and Lord Lansdown, with fragmented notes on ships Neptune and Prince of Orange wrecks and Convocation proceedings.
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London
Exeter
Henry W Northcote
Charles Boone, Ey
The
East India Company
Leddenhall-street
New Bond-street
Maples
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s
Willison
Macintoth
Church of Scotland
General Assembly
Gordon
Neptune
Prince of Orange
Margate
Robert Walpole
St. James’s Square
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Newcome
Williams
Chappelow
Parnham
Wrigley
Charles I
Three Kingdoms
Everal
Golden Eagle
Suffolk-street
St. James’s
Owika
Horace Walpole
Hague
Earl of Essex
Turin
Westminster
Joseph Jekyll
Rolls
Theaid Society
Bishop of
Winchester
Arthur Pollard
House of Commons
John Félen
Henry Roaker
Pollard
Thomas Rolt
Lacombe
Skynner
Hertford
Westminster Abbey
Lille
Hanover Square
George Granville
Lansdown
Biddiford
Devon
Anne
Corboile
Cuthbert Morley
Hawnby
County of York
Katharine Leke
Robert Earl of
Scarsdale
Bevil Granville
Kat
Bodmyn
Launceston
Stratton
Cornwall
Bath
John
Earl of
Monk
Charles II
Brussels
Alam
Breda
Queen Anne
Houthold
Privy Council
Mary Villiers
Edward Earl of
Jersey
Viscount Weymouth
Mary
William Graham
Platten
Drogheda
Ireland
Ely
Earl of Bath
Granville
Bentley
Bathy Heath
Stainmore
Middlesex
Thomas Coghill
Henry Coghill
Aldenham
Hertfordshire
Henry
John Coghill
Coghills
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