Bankrupt at Hay Market Theatre Royal Tomorrow
Northumberland county comes alive with the Morpeth town meeting to pick county candidates for Parliament to run in the next General Election. The notice lists Foote, Jewell and Cadwallader among principal performers and invites freeholders to attend July 26 at ten in the forenoon for proper representation. Tune 23, 1774. WM. LORAINE, Sheriff.
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Hay Market
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Mr. Foote
Jewell
Aidwallader
Arabella
Ambroffe
Northumberland
Morpeth
WM. Loraine
Nobility Welcome at rps Hotel with Complete Furnishings
Amid attacks on opening, the rps Hotel on the Polygon near Southsea is fully furnished and ready for nobility and gentry. One proprietor, Own Hutin, formerly Lord Edgecumbe’s cook, has secured all requisites for expert service. Applications to Mr. Gertie in Vinestreet, Piccadilly, will be promptly attended to for those seeking ready cash via secure terms.
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Ampton
Hutin
Lord Edgecumbe
Rps Hotel
Polygon
Gertie
Vinestreet
Piccadilly
To be sold in July next at Newmarket and Holme Pierrepont
An auction notice states that the entire stud of the late duke of Kingston will be sold by public sale in July, with brood mares and colts at Holme Pierrepont near Nottingham. Details and inquiries about the brood mares and stallions can be obtained from Mr Francis Baker in Newmarket.
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I Duke of Kingston
Newmarket
Holme Pierrepont
Francis Baker
Slolme Pierrepont
Nottingham
Thomas Skinner
Gacraway
Cornhill
Childerditch
Hornchurch
Essex
Adam
Fincham
Garraway
Cotteridge
Baldock
Reystone
Hertford
John Hall
Skinner
Aldersgate-street
London
Samuel Gibbons
Robert Brookes
Litle Berkhamstead
County of
Coleharbour
Welwyn
St. Alban’s
Hatfield
Mitre
Barnet
Corn Exchange
Mark-lane
Stokes
St. Ann’s Place
Limehouse
Goeo
Lee
Christie
Cumberland House
Pall-mall
Denhill
James Gray
Barham Downs
Canterbury
Dover
Address to Mr Geizler on quackery by a London surgeon
A patient writes to Mr Geizler in the London Evening Post denouncing quack medicine and the arrogance of first surgeons. He vows to expose ignorance and deceit in the medical profession, asserting justice and humanity require public critique. The letter questions the critic’s authority and leaks strong accusations about medical practice.
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Europe
Surgeons and quacks duel over the knife and cures
Old Bailey Funeral Address by James Hunt denounces quack remedies while defending the necessity of the knife in surgery. He argues chronic debility requires evacuants and deobstments, asserts cures for ulcers and cancers excepted, and mocks universal medicines as idle fantasies. He stresses anatomy as essential and dismisses nostrums as nonentities.
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Muest
Geizler
Old Bailey
Fune
James Hunt
Swedish Majesty to visit Empress of Russia
The London Gazette reports that the Swedish Majesty intends to visit the Empress of Russia, planning to begin the journey early next month and arrive in Petersbourg by August 1. Paris dated June 22 notes inoculation of the king, two princes brothers, and the Countess d'sirtois by M. Richard with Mr. Joubertout present.
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Stagkholm
Russia
Petersbourg
Paris
Christian Majesty
D’sirtois
M. Richard
Joubertout
Dublin Garrison Comprised of Several Regiments
Dublin June 21 The present garrison of Dublin is composed of the following regiments viz 3d regiment of horse or Carabineers 24th regiment of foot the 35th 6th 9th 53d and 57th regiments of foot Waterford June 17 Wednesday as Capt Peterson of the ship Resolution from Arundel was going down the river the boat overset and the Captain with two of his men were drowned
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Dublin
Fune
3D Regiment of Horse
Carabineers
G6th
Waterford
Peterson
Resolution
Arundel
Great Britain Exports 1773 Value and Imports Summary
London reports an estimate before Parliament that Britain’s exports in 1773 totaled 19,226,740 pounds sterling, with imports from foreign sources conveying a substantial value. The statement outlines the balance of trade and the scale of mercantile exchange involving Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Turbulent Atlantic voyage notes and port news from 1773
Extracts recount a long voyage from England to a distant port with sickness and high costs, a fire at Fort Marlborough devastating many huts and displacing thousands, ships arriving or expected at dockyards, and various local notices. The mix includes ship movements, weather events, public pardons, and social notices from Plymouth and Derry.
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King’s Langley
Hertfordshire
Hempsted
Watford
Conway
Denbigh
Locke
Middlewich
William Bridge
Conway Furnace
Nathaniel Higgins
Dovey Furnace
Windygap
Lord Grosvenor
Berthda
Prestatin
Denbighshire
Yr Ogo
Ceformeriadog
Carnarvonshire
Beddgelert
Llanbefris
Penmorva
Llanvikanpel
Llaniiifni
Gwydir Nants
Lianrwit
Anglesey
Rhofmanach
Fen
Monmouthshire
Rifca
Machen
Cardiganshire
Penforddgoch
Furnense
Negn Conway
Carnarvo
Cheser
Bartholomew Lane
The
London Evening Post
Mr Geizler
London Gazette
Ireland
Alvid Raft-Tan Diaman
Benceclea
England
Lander
Fort Marlborough
Plymouth
Fame
His
Cerberus
Dalrymple
Orpheus
M‘bride
Guernsey
Lord Sandwich
Navy
Catwater
Blake
Fitch
Derry
America
Mof
Bos
Amterdam
St. Ubes
Jott
Goodwin-Sands
Dasfon
Liverpool
Bona
Neptune
Swords
Greenland
Lilley
Staines
Eybarge
Woobury
Becrerde
Chatham
Newgate
John Grigg
Sat
Yorkshire
George Barton
Wooton
Wilte
Lawson
Temple, Bar
Jackson
Red Lionstreet
Clerkenwell
Neath
Glaemorganshire
Pralph
Finchley
John Jones
Clapham Common
Bland
Munday
Greenwichy
Nicolas Vindal
Rappin’s
Hisory
Berry-freet
Bonhag
Eig
Kensingtons My
James Ker
Hamnburgh
Clapham
Cape
Forrester
Shire Lage
Philip Scurry
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