Deaths and notices from Norfolk and surrounding towns
Obscured notices recount deaths and marriages in 18th century England. Items include the death of John Deriley of Straththorpe and civic figures, multiple marriages in Yarmouth and surrounding parishes, shipboard smuggling discovery off Suffolk, local accidents and coroner verdicts, and assorted market and military movements.
Leprosy Cures Promoted In London Patent Drops
Saturday evening died, at his house in Facéchurch Street, Mr Thomas Haiby of Faceious Tabrabory. The ad promotes Marevlant's Drops by John Norton Surgeon, claiming cures of leprosy, scars, ulcers, fistulas, piles, and blood disorders, with testimonials from over a hundred cured persons. Drops sold in six shillings bottles, with Norton’s genuine signature.
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Wedneslay
Straththorpe
Norfolk
John Dériley
Colgate
John Black
Yarmouth
Suffolk
Davis
Folkstone
Kent
Ipfusich
Preston
Polstead
Kerington
Great Waldingfield
Bury
Squire
His Majesty’s Navy
Chelmsford
Sarah Carey
South Ockendon
Edward Renner
J. Wright
theWedun Hall
George Reynolds
Duddinghurst
William Sheppard
Augustine Spurgion
Pritzlewell
Mary Brown
Thomas Mead
Great
Brough
Northampton
John Gibson
Dragoons
Mordaunt
Buley
Canterbury
His Majesty
Fennison Shaftoe
Efgr
Brown Horse Herald
Mr. Crofper
Mr. Jordan
Wanton
Reading
Marfi Lock
Henley
Bristel
Aaft
Gloucestershire
Robert Cann, Bart
Carolina
London
Hucklebridge
Bem
Londpon
Russia
Duke of Kingston
Arlington-street
St. James’s
Bath
Havannah
America
Puey
Portsmouth
Medway
Tinker
Spithead
Bengal
Governor Vansittart
Feis
Yorke
Saman
Panther
Chatham
Magjetty
Deptford
St. Antonio
Plymouth
India-house
China
St. Helena
Providence
Havanna
Tottenham Court Road
Garrick
Chiswick
Oxford
Coham
Woodroffe
Yofterday
Hackney
Bilbour
Sweeting
Sealley
Royal Exchange
Lattimoré
Deptford Road
George Prescott
Coleman-Street
Gravel-Jane
Aylesbury
County of Bucks
John Stopp
Joan Fuller
Whittlwood Forest
Wergace
Vybuen
Paomas Carr
Francis Attaway
John Ward
Williams
Moorfields
Barney Carroll
William King
France
Pensacola
Floridas
Maryland
New England
Barking Creek
Essex
Gravesend
Marybone
Blackburn
Horsham
Sussex
Newington Turnpike
Exeter
Hounslow Heath
Southampton
Broad St. Giles’s
Henshaw
Miliia
Algerman Nash
Facéchurch-Street
Thoeas Haibiy
Sayan
Whare
Oollen-Diapar
David Street
Perley
Norton
Hill
Jolur Norio
Sutzcen
Golden Square
Ear Piccadaliyy
John Norton
Postscript to the Printer on Cato and Ministry Bias
Brutus argues against Cato and asserts mixed public opinion on the present Ministry. He notes Pitt and Lord Temple’s influence, questions the Favourite’s role, and claims favours like the Pragian king’s remit have been restored to counteract singular domination. He warns readers the solution hinges on forthcoming royal moves and ministerial continuities.
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London Evening Post
Meres
Cato
Caro
Fertsie
Hayes
Lutsa
C. Brutus
P.S
Mr. Pitt
Lord Temple
Pragia
Uncertain Advice from Mr Prtt After Court Revolution
The piece questions the rumor that Mr Prtt will provide counsel to the Administration after the late revolution at Court. It doubts whether such advice will be requested or followed, and argues against overconfident expectations based on the claim. The author notes skepticism about motives and practical impact.
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Prtt
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Newry
Crockerton
Wilts
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