Privy Council grants colony tract on Banks of Ohio
A Privy Council meeting at the Cockpit considered and finally reported a petition by the Hon. Thomas Walpole Samuel Wharton and others for a grant of a track of country for a new colony on the Banks of Ohio in North America. Other items note Fordyce’s villa and debts, court actions at Guildhall, a lecturer election at St Stephen Coleman Street, colonial news from Jamaica and Greenland, and various local notices including drownings marriages deaths and notices of public work and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockpit
Thomas Walpole
Samuel Wharton
Esg
Ohio
North America
Fordyce
Roehampton
St. Stephen
Coleman-street
Davis
Goport
Achilles
Jamaica
Rodney
Carysfort
George Manners
Scarborough
Marquis of
Granby
Manchester
Ford
Greenland
Hull
Jenny
Polly
Batson
Liverpool
Broderick
Whitby
Franks
Priscilla
Newcastle
Benjamin
Dring
Rising Sun
London
Prince Frederick
Ditto
Lord Mansfeld
Baron Smythe
Hertford
Essex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Horsham
Surry
Guildford
Midland
de Grey
Baron Adams
Northamptonth
Northampton
Rutland
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Marybone Gardens
Oth and Roth
William HI
Jefferson
Marybone
Morris
Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Marybone Garden
Lindsay, Fatler
Prologue for Theatre Royal Opening at Liverpool 1772
The fragment recalls Colman’s prologue for the Theatre Royal in Liverpool dated Friday June 5 1772. It praises commerce and the arts rising with trade, notes Mersey’s harbor growth, and lauds patrons for bestowing a royal quarter and enabling the staple to prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Liverpoole
Mn Colman
Mr. Younger
Cesar
Britannia
Trafic
Augusta
Shakespeare
Johnson
Fletcher
Mersey
Greece
Rome
Spain
Italy
France
Velno Vegetable Syrup remedy advertised in early notice
This day publication announces Velno's Vegetable Syrup for venereal and scurbutic conditions with an Appendix of cures in extraordinary cases. It is printed for G. Kearfly and available at Dr. Burrows's Hay-market address, Capel Court near the Royal Exchange, and Opa Row Clerkenwell locations, noting its singular merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velno
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-street
Creditors meet over Robert Fettiplace affairs in London
Creditors of Robert Fettiplace of Swinbrooke Oxfordshire are summoned to meet at the Devil Tavern Temple Bar London on the yth of aly next at five in the afternoon to consider his affairs and plan measures to satisfy their demands amid ill health recitals and medical remedies praised by Elizabeth Thacker and several local traders who endorse Stomach Pills sold at Pine Apple Arundel Street and by other London outlets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartes-street
Westminster
Chelsea
Samuel Verney
Hatton Garden
Hurford
Kentith Town
Pancras
Inglis
West Ham
Sophia Barret
Prospe& Row
Newington Butts
Elizabeth West
Anne West
Reyholds
Eig
City
Hackney
William Norris
Monk
Broadway
Old Bailey
Rhodes
Thames-street
Thomas Freeman
Thomas Brooks
Talbot-court
Baiteheap
Drurylane
John Davies
Plaisterer
Upper Grosvenor Street
Robert Burges
Nancy Taylor
George Taylor
Dublin
Fune
James Cuffe
H. Henry Mittchell
William Gamble
Thomas Tisdall
Elgrs
Earl of Ely
Thomas Adderly
John Magill
John Monck Mason
Thomas Adderley
H. Henry Mitchell
Thomas Winder
Lord Dunlace
Cork
Plymouth
Lord Sandwich
Leeds
Citacrrs
Barnsley
Robert Fettiplace
F Swinbrooke
Oxford
Aly
Devil Tavern
Temple-Bar
Candon
V'Nono
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Brown
Feathertine
Holborn
Elizabeth Thacker
Smyth
New Bond-street
Dyce
Great Britain
W. Bayley
Cockpar Street
London
W. Darling
Theee Street
Long-Acre
eBagon Coffes-house
John Price
Perfam-R
T.dig
N. B
New Foundling Hospital For Wit and Other Fugitive Pieces
An 18th century advertisement page promotes This Day publications including a collection of prose and verse with several originals, notes on authors such as Lord Lyttelton and Dr Armstrong, and references to former parts. It lists prices 6d to 15s for sets, and advertises Mrs Correge’s New Hotel at Suffolk Street offering lodging for nobility and gentry with attentive service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Lady’s Magazine
England
Thomas Moore
Beauty
Larties
Arcisn News
Home News
Robinion
Great Britain
Smith's Chemical Warehouse
Newgate Street
Parp V
New Foundling Hospital
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Iling Hospital
Cure for inveterate eu rv by Norton drops in 18th century London
Mrs Joyce thanks Surgeon Norton of Golden Square for a cure after twenty years of leg inflammation and sores. The letter claims the drops cured her and urges skeptical patients to consult Norton or refer to cured individuals. It notes pricing, bottle design, and distribution by several London booksellers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound Lane
Clapton
St. John’s
Hackney
St. Anthony’s
Sam
Ann Joyce
Claude Croquee
John Webb
Prisabeck Agrhey
Norton
Golden-square
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
N. B
Marchant
F. Blyth
Finchlane
Cornhill
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-streec
J. Stockdale
Bull-Hoadecours
Newgate-frect
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Warren
Golden Fleece
Marylebone-street
Sir Chuclanbury Will Earts
Chesterfield
Carlisle
Bath
Belwarr
Hardwick
Lords Lyttelton
Harvey
Ams
Hion
Hor
Walpole
C. Anstey
Thomas Edwadsy
Otter
Charlie
Ownsriend
Soaime Jonyns
David Garrick
George Colman
Benne ‘ Bernton
Charles Ch.relull
Eat
Lker
Bali
Esqre
Rofite Kurlingeon House
A. Temple
A. M. Matter
Free School
Richmond
Eastley
Yorkshire
Newecastle
T. Saint
J. Wheeble
Pater-no-ter-row
William Kenrick
L.L. D
J. Wheble
Lowther
Hatton-Garden
Sis
Salisbury
Richard Keynes
Mr. Norton
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