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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 30, 1734

Page

4

Election of Two Knights for Sussex County in Parliament

Advertisement records Henry Montague as Sheriff organizing the Sussex County election in Chichester on the gch and roth Days of May. Printed for John Coles and sold by Jos. Lee and Harman with vellum binding and interleaving. Two shillings for unbound, four shillings for bound.

Henry Montague Sussex Chichester John Coles Temple Bar Fleetstreet Jos. Lee Ar Chichester Harman Ar Lewis All-Souls College Oxford John Duke of Beprorp France Henry V Henry VI Earl of Oxford Rapin DE Tho ¥Ras George Vertue N. Tindal N. Tindal, M.A. Engraven B. Picant Amsterdam James John Paul Knapton the Crown Ludgate-street Ecbeat Alfred Canute WiLliam I William II Henry I Stephen Joun Henry III Eowarop II Richard II Henry IV

Quack Tincture Advertised For Teeth and Strength

An 18th century promotional item touts Dr Riccardo Roer’s Tinéure as a universal cure for dental decay gums ulcers foul breath and worms in teeth. It also markets the Strengthening Elixir claiming cures for venereal relics weaknesses after injuries and various ailments with gratis advice and multiple selling points in London and Canterbury.

Apothecaries Hall Water-lane Blackfryars Paris

Dr Newman Famous Antivenereal Pitt 2 Sold at 2s

An 18th century advertisement proclaims Dr Newman’s remedies for venereal disease and various ailments. It promises rapid relief for pains, urinary issues, skin symptoms, and long-standing distempers, claiming cures for pox, gravel, fits, leprosy, and lung complaints. Sold at one shilling sixpence per galley pot with directions. Attendance daily at the Blue Ball Hand Court Holborn with free advice.

Pitt England Agnes Holbourn

True Specifick Chymical Liquor for the Stone Cure

An early advertisement promotes a remedy claimed to dissolve stones and gravel in kidneys ureters and bladder. It promises instant relief and complete cure with a single dose, claimed to be a universal diuretic and stone dissolvent. Sold at Jacob's Coffee-house Broad Street for 3s 6d a bottle with directions.

Angel and Crown Broad-street Royal Exchange

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Philosophical Transactions Royal Society of London Thomas Spratt D. D Bishop of Rochester J. Knapton J. Walthoe D. Midwinter JE Tonton A. Betterworth C. Hitch R. Robinson Clay B. Motte A. Ward D. Browne T. Longman R. Bayle Des Marteaux FLRS Meflieurs Knapton, Midwinter, Brotherton, Betterworth Hitch Hazard Tonton Innys Manby Longman Ward Wicksteed Meadows Woodward Morte Hinchlatke Walrhoe Jun Symon Cox Browne Birt Bickerton Astley Austen Gilliver Lintor Whitridge Walock Great Britain and Ireland BaYcé William Burkitt Jesus J. J P. Knapton C. Rivington St. Paul’s Church-yard J. Osborne J. Batley Waternoster Row J. Downing Bartholomew - Close J. Pemberton Fleet-street R. Ford R. Hert Pouitry F. Clay Little Britain T. Ward E. Wicksteed Inner Temple Lane J. Clarke Duck Lane T. Hatchert University of Cambridge Isaac Barrow Mathematicks Trinity College Joan Kinxsy Egremond Cumberland Isalac Barrow Epmund Stoné N. B Riccardo Roer Royal Society Lowthorp Jones Mr. Morte Joan Eames F.R.S Joan Martyn F.R J. Brotherton J. Hazard W. Meadows T. Cox W. Hinchliffe W. Bickerton T. Astley S. Austen L. Gilliver R. Willock Dr. Newman
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