Blessing beyond our De- wwrs Joshua Ward aid Father of the Poor
In London a correspondent describes Joshua Ward, a famed quack healer, dispensing cures to a vast crowd at his public reception in a quarter of the town. The writer praises Ward's charity and wonders at the breadth of his remedies healing ailments from cancers to the King's Evil, noting two thousand attendees and crowds of both rich and poor seeking aid.
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Diseases and Casualties in a London Week 1794
A fragmented record lists diseases and deaths including consumption convulsions and fevers among ages 14 to 22 pregnant categories and totals. It notes burials fell by 25 and references the Lord Mayor's bread regulation of July 16 1794 as well as financial items and annuities in a concatenated town chronicle style.
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