Extrat fom RODONDO CantTo IL war in Sutsex and a hanging
From Rodondo this report notes a Sunday death of Mr. Leverwood master of the office in the Fleet, and Mr Costello found dead by hanging in Newington Surrey. It mentions accidents at Fleet Street railing, a public bet at the Mermaid, trade tallies, shipping movements, and a feminist verse on women’s rights and the burden of war.
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Sutsex
Leverwood
Fleet
Costello
Excise
Newington
Surrey
Fleet-dich
Southwark
East-Indies
West-Indies
Iflamburgh
Holland
Jamaica
Oporto
Lifton
Maryland
Yetterday
Spithead
India
Havangah
Pocock
Cruttenden
Glatton
Falkner
Jones
Falmouth
Deal
Europa
Stevens
King of
Pia
Great Britain
Senate
Mother Eve
The Lady’s Love and The Silent Bleed In Verse
A reflective verse on trust and bold vows, showing a woman’s wary stance toward a lover. It contrasts loud cries of infatuation with the quiet pain of silent heartbreak, suggesting love’s hazards and a pity for those who suffer unseen.
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Mwain
Cure for the scurvy essence of water dock advertised
An antiquated advertises a cure for scurvy using the Essence of Water-Dock prepared by Dr. Hite. It claims to clear skin, improve digestion, and restore appetite, with further mentions of Balsam of Honey and Tinurg of Valerian. Sold at three shillings a bottle by Baldwin in London and Wilton in Dublin.
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Hite
Baldwin
Bookfeller
Pater-nofter
Jackson
St. James's Street
Londons
Wilton
Dublin
Valerian
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