Royal Garter ceremony and London notices 1772
Report on Lord North’s investiture at St James's with the Garter order, list of attendees including the Prince of Wales and various dukes, plus other London items. Notable anecdotes cover a new underwater oar craft, Aldermen absence, a violent daytime assault on gentlemen near Pall Mall, local deaths, marriages, and a broad political letter denouncing ministry actions, corruption, and a call for redress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Garter
St. James's
Lord North
Prince of Wales
Dfnaburgh
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Montagu
Duke of Grafton
Lord Flertford
Thomas Whateley
Duke of Cumberland
Garter
St. James’s
Lord Narsh
Paris
Sieur Dionis
Bour‘deaux
Bay of Biscay
Guildhall
Vauxhall
Filmecer
Morgan
Chiswick
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Irwin
Dr. Martin
Captain Rice
St. James’s Coffee-House
Pall-mall
Miss Todd
Sheriff Todd
Francis Roper
Jamaica
Cranwell
Windsor
Yuesday
Wadhurst
Sussex
Remington
Henson
Lienson
Exeter Exchange
Strand
Piccadilly
Mary Dennis
Virginia-street
Capt. Cumberford
Norway
Queen Anne-street
Robert Hawkes
Hiniltus
Tia
Dewey
Faddin
England
Middlesex
Powder for cleaning white and stone coloured cloths
A historical notice proclaims invented powd ers for cleaning cloths without shrinking. Sold wholesale and retail by W Bayley in Cockspur Street London and by Darl ing in Newport Street, with a black powder for dark cloths also offered at the same price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bayley
Perfumer
Cockspur-Street
London
W. Darling
Newport-Street
Ludgate-hill
John Price
Leadenhall Street
Jacob Hemet
Hier Majesty
Amelia
Hemet
Cockpar-street
Patent medicine testimonial to Norton drops cure
A letter from Ann Joyce thanks surgeon Mr Norton of Golden-square for a long standing scurvy cure using Maredant's drops. The note claims dramatic relief after failing with doctors and hospitals, praises health restoration, and advertises the drops at 6s a bottle with signatures and warnings about counterfeits. It lists sellers G Kearfly Ludgate Street Stockdale Bull Head Court Newgate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapton
St. John’s
Hackney
Ann Joyce
Claude Croquee
Lane Webb
Cora
F Hackney
Norton
Gelden-square
Piccadilly
London
eNone
John Norton
N.B
Maredant
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-street
J- Stockdale
Bull- Head-court
Newgate-Areet
Great Britain
Smith’s.Chemical Warehouse
Newgate-street
Deal
Speedhman
Arard
Strand
Smyth
Dyce
DROPS FOR URINARY DISTURBANCES ADVERTISED IN 18TH CENTURY NOTICE
An 18th century medicinal ad promotes Drop for pains and obstructions in the urinary passage and urethral issues caused by a lingering disease. Prepared by Matthew Holand and sold at 53 3d a bottle with agents Flexney Royal Exchange Richardson Urquhart Charing Cross and Dorham Bankseller. A pamphlet explains urethral disorders and the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew’ Holand
Flexney
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holborn
Messrs
Richardson
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Dorham
Bankseller
Charing Cross
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Europe
Warren
Marybone-street
Richard Warren
Marybonestreet
Golden-S Quare
Constitutional Society
Gren Tremen
House of Commons
Fervane
Jane
R. Thompson
Velno
Dr. Burrows
Hay-market
Capel Court
Spa
Row
John Taylor
William Fraser
Chichester
Birdham
Portsmouth
Southampton
Winchester
Guldford
Dolphin
George
Guildford
King’s Arms
Portmouth
Laurence Poultrey Lane
Somersets
Wm. Beale
New Inn
Canard
Shep'on Mallett
Temple-House
Doulton
Sedgemore
Mendip
Bath
Shepton Mallett
Bruton
Wells
Frome
Worneil
Jeffer
Froine
Mr. Norton
Golden-square
Abvetson
John Riley
Richard Pechy
Aldenhall
Bankhips
Worl Ofa
Fituate
Aldenham
Edgware
Aldenhain
Barnham Wood
Red Lion
Elstree
King's-Head
Harrow and
Hill
Queen’s-Head
Stanvisire
Baronet
Riley
Kensington
Bofel
Suffolks
Mary Correge
Smiths Family
Thomas,Greenough
Greenough
Thomas Greenough