Military appointments and notable deaths fill pages
The notice records Francis Hutchinson and Alexander Ross receiving lieutenancies in the Goths of Foot and the 45th regiment, with church and civic appointments for Pennock and Burrell. It also reports numerous obituaries, accidents, a betting-field fight near Knightsbridge, Badger’s win at Exeter races, a bull attack in Hertfordshire, and trials at Old Bailey with transportation sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hutchinson
Goth Eas of Foot
Jeffery Ambherst
Alexander Ross
45Th Regiment of Fou
Boscawen
Mr. Pennock
A. M
John Evelyn
Abinger
Surry
Bihop
Worcester
William Burrell
Laws
Diocese of
Hay
Arches
Twesday
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
George Parley Melim
Harpool
Higham Ferrers
Miss Warrup
South Au
Harwood
Edmonton
David Street
Curzon
Ashton Curzon
Clithero
Lancashire
St. James’s Square
Orlando Bridgman
Henry Bridgman, Ball
Ludlow
Shopshire
Islington
Michael Wallden
Holborn
Golden Square
Eleazar Salomons
Spinks
Exeter Races
Hall Down
Mr. Bailey
Little Gallant
Mr. Spower
Mr. Davis
Chefu
Posthumouss
Posthumous
Mr. Stariai
Badger
Mr. Baffe
Whitesofe
Mr. Mulls
Single-peeper
Knightsbridge
Brooker
Brick-street Jack
Duke of Bridgwater
Hertfordshire
John Williams
Lord Mansfield
Guildhall
Old Bethlem
St. Botolph
Kishopsgate
Saftard
Newgate
Isleworth
Old Baily
Margaret Weston
Ann Peirce
New Bridges-street
Bardana Elixir for Goat and Rheumatism New Medicine Claim
A Bardana elixir promoted for goats and rheumatism by Dr Hilt’s direction, sold by Baldwin and Jackson in London. It is praised as pleasant, effective, and safe with reported cures and relief, claiming to reduce pain and frequency of attacks while enabling easier dosing. The piece asserts widespread favorable results and encourages trial without fear of harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Towne
Sze Crit
Crowder
R. Baltwin
Coore
I. Wilson
J. Feil
M. Richardon
Great Britain and Ireland
Liscolm
Calvthew
Hatcon- Garden
Vathees
Coninues
Hilt
Baldwin
Jackson
St. Jane ‘S Street
Edinburgh
London
London Evening Post
Scotlang
Pennyworth
C. T. Sertaur
Speculative political doctrine and curious natural wonders
A reader laments government overreach and press suppression, contrasting past vigilantism with present policy. The letter cautions ministers may abuse power, mock constitutional safeguards, and weaponize public fear, while critiquing peace terms and urging steadfast patriotism amid looming conflicts. Also notes a Virtuoso collector touting odd natural curiosities and a garbled Gazetteer critique of peace makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuarts
Richard Steele
Staelman and
Pasio
Oll
Havanna
Honduras
Cromwell
Spichead
Sam
Timothy Speculist
Also Mentioned on This Page
MacCleary
Geo. Loveland
Mr. Bullock
Robert Powell
James Trimmer
Earl of Norythumberland
Ciewtenane
Ireland
Lord Warkworth
Caristovhar Smart
A.M. Etime
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
The
Univers
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
J. Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Bardana
Postscript
Aymien Tool
Gazetteer
Femmy Towitcher
London Evening Pottern