Possessed man at daylight and political notices abroad
Readers are shown a debate on a daylight seeming spirit, with claims it has flesh and bones, contrasting with Cock Lane hoaxes. The page also reports court and political dispatches from Paris to London, featuring ministry reshuffles, treaties, and royal decrees, plus race results and market notes from Newcastle, Marlborough, and other venues.
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Cock Lane
Holland
Flanders
Warsaw
Fune
Baron de Gartenberg
Copenhagen
Sieur de Gehler
Altona
Vienna
Moldau- Thein
Prince de Lichtenstein
Persailles
Prince of
Brunswick
Italy
Besancon
Marquess “de Dreux
Duke de Choiseul
Franche-Comts
Pau
Britanny
West Indies
James Grey
Madrid
Morocco
Fedal
St. Augustine
Puerto Pio
Cuba
Bristol
London
Cambridge
Duke of Newcastle
St. John’s College
Powell
Norwich
Lincoln
Cloyne
Lord Montford
Robert Ladbroke
Townshends
Qaflow
Montague
Jenyns’s
Barnard
Hallifax
Harding
Rutherford
Christopher Wilson
St. Mary’s
Colchester
Alderman Hickeringill
Butler Wigan
Kingston
Keinton
Warwickshire
Richmond Play-House in Town Described by a Reader
A reader's vivid reminiscence praises the Richmond Play-House for its gallant display and costliness while noting the stage shows and green room intrigues. The piece mentions performers, dancers, and Harlequin, with a tease about the Maid of the Mill and a plan to visit next week if weather and farmers allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploucusnare
Richmond
Hodge
London
Ralph
Harlequin
Bey
Antiiscorbutic Fluid advertised by Kery
An 18th century advertisement touts Kerys Antiiscorbutic Fluid as vastly superior for curing scurvy both externally and internally. It cites testimonials from gentlemen of the faculty and lists numerous London and provincial outlets selling the remedy at 6s per half pint, sealed with Mr Key’s cipher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kery
Exchange-Alley
Covent Garden
Lewis
Ruffel-Street
M. Berry
Manchester
Smyth
Hereford
Bennett
Goventry
Meff. Ari and Co’s
Princers
Birmingham
M ‘Ore
Liverpoole
Monk
Chester
Key
Ine Bud Tea Pine Buds Remedy in Early American Notice
Collected with care in proper season this tea claims to prevent and cure coughs colds rheumatism asthma and breast disorders and to aid skin and nervous ailments. It cites testimonials from high rank individuals in America and Ringland with prices for various weights and appears advertised by N Young and W Nicoll in Se PanPs Che.
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America
Ringland
N. Young
Kew
W. Nicoll
Frederick
Able
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Pitt
Ditvarchies
Treland
Embadador
Mr. Beatson
Mr. Pearson
Peg
Shepherd’ S
Alcock
Pearson
Modest Jenny
Charteris
Anne
Regulus
Olds
A. Hamilton
Nancy
Castor
N. B
A. Hahis Lordship
Marlborough
Quick
Wildman
Popham
Cole
William Fenwick
Northumberland
Br. c
William Parker
Dr. Pets
His Majesty’s
John Henderson
Freemen and Innkeepers
B. m. Nantnetta
Mr. Harrison
B. m. Hopping Polly
Betts
Fenwick
Corporation
J. Bleikinsop Coulson
B.c. Elize
Abraham Dixon
B.c. Dimple
Charles Brandling
Gr. c
B. c. Gander
Wiliam Fenwick
Phoenix
Nixon
Blenkinsopp Coulson
Royal George
Beccles
Suffolk
Sir Charles Bunbury
Ganimede
Liverpool
John Smith Barry
Young Cade
Crabtree Green
Thomas Slaughter
Efqr
Grey
Lord Grosvenor
Grrand
Glasgow
St. Kilda
Ile
Leith
Deal
India
Integrity
Rippon
Brandon
New
Hue
Ditto
Navy
B. Exch
Long Ann
Lotte
Formus
Cys Phillip
Hemartly