Post office reforms and mail routes announced during 18th century
Public notice details mail schedules and dispatch cutoffs to ensure regular delivery from London to Bath Bristol Norwich Yarmouth Colchester Ipswich Manchester Liverpool Southampton Gloucester Hereford Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Birmingham and many other towns. It also promotes the Halsewell disaster narrative and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisen
Lendox
Bath
Bristel
Sivanavith
Norwich
Yarmouth
Newmarket
Thetford
Feerer-lane
Colchester
Ipswich
Leeds
Bull and Mouth
Bull and Mouth-street
Manchesier
Derry
Leidlane
Liverpool
Coventry
Litchfield
Angel
St. Clement's
Southampton
Bell and Crown
Holborn
Glouce
Piccadilly
Swansea
Carmarthen
Gloucester Coffre
Hereford
Brecknocky Carmarthen
Milford Haven
St. Clement's Church
Pictedilly
Wereefer
Ludlow
George and Blue Bear
Gloscefer Logic House
Bure and
Briflel
Sledover and Devines
Swan
Tua
Led Lane
Picnail
Jos Hester
Lad Lane
Fo Carlile
Manchester
Ye Dever
Gloucester
Dover
Salisoury
Blandford
Dershester
Lady Bane
Glouceffer
Piecadilly
Exeter
Eway
Wells
Bridgewater
Taunton
Tove
Lat-bane
Gloucesfer
Henry's British Ointment Promoted in Early Advertising
An advertisement touts Henry's British Ointment as a universal cure for a loathsome disease. It claims speedy, overpowering effectiveness after two applications and stresses secrecy, non confinement, and safety. Sold at Bolton's Medicine Shop and several London addresses with herbal ingredients.
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Henry
Sunday Schools Support Society Meeting Notes 1786
A general meeting of the Society for the Support and Encouragement of Sunday Schools reports on plans and expenditures. Funds collected so far amount to 7 shillings 6 pence with contributions from named bankers and merchants across London and surrounding areas. Plans for five schools near Pond Street and other locations are detailed with distribution to clergy and Protestant ministers. Plans and bank receipts are to be examined at the secretary's Newry, Comnhil address where schemes may be viewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda
Society For PA
Bell
Paul'y Head
Cat
Scotty Searth
Ames Martin
E Q. M
Ty Candatt
London
Ll Cetv
Bland
Barnetts
Lombard-freet
Dorries
Myile
Matay
Political Herald and Review and January Lady's Magazine
An advertising broadside lists publications and issues from January 1736 including Lady's Magazine January number, The Political Herald and Review seventh number, and associated prints. It describes the plan for the Political Herald to cover politics, history, and current events across Britain Ireland and America with commentary on government measures and public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Ireland
Pitt
India
Dundas
Eden
Fox
Fox As A Man and A Politician. A’ Fuccin
Tut Kiwa
Europe
America
Great Britain
Foreignx
Ba Dreds
Annuity Sale Charges Advised by Crown Grant
An annuity or yearly sut of tool is offered for sale under Crown grant with excise duties and half yearly jury. It concerns minors of Kirkhamptony and nearby areas in Cornwall and includes advowson of Kilkhampton. Value listed as a year. Details available from Farver and Atkin in Chancery Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkhamptony
Borth-Lee
Woodford
Stratton
Binhamy
Widemonth
Stanbury
Cornwall
Kilkhampton
aGoll
The Town and Country Magazine January 1736
An engraved title page and notice from the Town and Country Magazine January 1736. It highlights the popularity of the Tete a Fetesc and notes the magazine’s aim to entertain while preserving truth. It lists contributors and reflects on sections like The Man of Pressure and The Coffee-House. London printing details and pricing are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viplecey
Kengdomt
Tay
Infact
Fabre
Che Merficil
Anind
Fragmented 18th Century London Naval And Royal Notices
A damaged OCR excerpt records a London based address to the House of Lords, frequent references to the Emperor in Vienna and Ghent, and reports of maritime incidents near the Garonne with drownings and smugglers. It also notes dignitaries and obituaries from Kent, York, Windsor, and Essex with ages and locations.
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Ghent
Vienna
Haligare
Ier
Bernkils
Milia
Prind Uke
Cay
Washington
Berry
Philadelphia
Bourdeaux
Monta
Tus Garonne
Romney
Boggeriuis
Munior
Pallen
Hlington
Mas Wien
Wilson
Wheelwhigat
Weesmithfield
Fenwick
John Fenwick
City of
York
Fevertham
Kent
George Micheon
Lancaster
Henry Kawhntay Ty Btu
See Y' Tuctey
Fos Oh Panibad Kent
William Wells
Windsor
Bedford-row
Kiszaueth Athhurst
William Athuurnt
Hedingham
High Water at Longon Gridgf Morning Update
Fragmentary weather note reports high water at Longon with scattered timing references. Entries mention morning and afternoon intervals around early hours and minutes after 3 o clock, but details are illegible and inconsistent.
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Longon
Gridgf
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Halsewell
Illiam Laney
Leadenhall Frest
Henryi
Bolton
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Mr. Clarke
Borough
Essex
Middlesex
Havering
Dagenham
Ripple
Sirking
Baitham
Westiam
Layton
Waithamstow
Bromley
Eat Marth
Mandig
Lying
Rannings
Great Amord
Thomas Dacre
Tessas, Snuggs and Co
Lowell
Moffrs, Snug, and Co
Ludgate-twit
W. Jacobson
Francis. Baring
J. Sewell
J. Walter
Charingrots
Artis
Lady’s Magazine
Jan Duary
Elegane
Lees
Lady's Magazine
Hatheain
G. Y
Robinson
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Price
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Political Herald and Review
G. G. Jr
J. Robison
Pater Nofter-Row
Fr. Egerton
Charing-Cris
R. Faulder
New Bord
Shepgerfan and Reynolds
Oxford-treet
W. Richardon
J. Sibbald
Edinburgh
L. White
Dublin
Political Herald
the Town and Country Magazine
Whem
Offur
House of Secbeal
Warsaw
Stainilius Poniarowdei
Carmarthenshire
Pending
Barder
British Channel
Lundy
Hmestone
Seaby
Narberth
Laughne
Richard Fotey
Brtarey
Kiw
Haverford Vert
Mir
Daving Beacer
Chameredath
Pembrokeshire
Dan Fos
F Shest
Swelves
Pike
William Lane
Leatensall-street
Publihe
Frasers
Woaiiken
Fale
Deweile Baton
Ramo
Ramos