Cardiac Nervous Tincture Promised Relief Across Ailments
A historic testimonial narrative promotes Mr Rymer s Cardiac and Nervous Tincture as a cure for head and stomach disorders, gout, biliousness, indigestion, weakness, and nervous afflictions. Repeated patient relief is claimed with various endorsements from clerics and tradesmen, noting bottles and wholesale arrangements at Gerrard Street Soho and Bow Churchyard.
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Gerrardfreet
Soho
Rymer
Ove Guinen
Dicey and Baynon
Londgaj
Thomas Evarisy
J Moore
Smith
Chemitt
Tutt
Royal Exchange Ee
Lord Privileges Committee Refuses Ferguson Peerage Claim
The Lords Privileges Committee resolved to consider Sir Adam Ferguson’s claim to the Secret Peerage of Glencarn and concluded that he had not shown or made good his title. The motion to reject the claim was agreed to. Several bills were brought from the Commons and read a first time, then adjourned.
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Adam Ferguson
Glencaign
Changellor
Adam . Ferguson
Cai
Gem Aif
House of Commons Report on Palmer Petition and Naval Pardons Bill
The House debated and ordered up the Report of the Committee on Wir Palmer's Petition, and considered bills including the Naval Courts Martial pardons bill, the Farmer's Horse Additional Duty Bill, and the Consolidated Fund Bill. Amendments were made, the report ordered for tomorrow, and the session adjourned.
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Palmer
Percival
France Crisis and Papal Decline Stir Italy and Romes
A London report details European tensions with France’s revolutionary spread. Pope Pius VI’s health declines amid Rome’s unease and fear of a conclave. Alarming prospects rail against Bourbon and Royalist forces as Tuscany Genoa and other states bend to Revolutionary power. Separate notes cover a Barnet duel aftermath a fatal Thames accident and a carriage collision.
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Bhat
Tuscany
France
Genoa
Weather and political notes from Paris and Ulm
From the Paris papers a mix of foreign storm reports and French government affairs. A hurricane in Villefeanche caused roof destruction and widespread damage while Austrian camps and prisoner counts near Ulm speculated on near-term military actions. The Council of Five Hundred discussed delayed salaries for public offices and naval pay, blaming treasury strain and bond drains, with calls for a commission to curb vagabondage and simplify related laws.
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Buonaparte
Council of Five Hundred
Bugnaparte
Rari
Laf
Ville Feanche
Upper Garonne
Ulm
Hailfron
Suabia
Franconia
Waurtaburgh
Scheveinfurt
Werksiefshe
Vienna
Iiksdair
Council of Fives Hundred
Destordes
Villaret Joyense
Navy
Svas
Maliger
National Fressury
Toulon
Philippe Delville
Fire at Cheng church converts factory destroys building
In July the church at Cheng city caught fire in the evening, burning the structure completely. The church had become a large factory for ball casings and gun carriages, and had previously housed the blind under Citizen Hauy. The fire cut off communication with nearby homes as workers saw the blaze. Some blamed party malice, others divine Providence. The incident comes amid broader war news with the Frente army evacuating some states and Lyons placed under siege as authorities seek measures.
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Pheshre
Ayith
Haly
Frente
Lyons
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