Medical advertisement for Rymer’s medicine and indigestion relief
A fragmented 18th or 19th century medical advertisement extols Rymer’s Cardige and other remedies for indigestion, tremblings, wind pains, and liver or stomach complaints. It lists sellers and addresses in London and nearby towns, praises relief from various symptoms, and promotes additional patent medicines by Ames Remmer, surgeon. The tone imitates period pharmacy notices, urging readers to procure the remedies for improved digestion and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Peter Brown
Bowies
Seopa Borg
Rymer
Baomas
Ames Remer
Sevini Résion
Conmotat sakeesl yr et thary ator hich Commies od sheet
Conmotat artifact remains unreadable as OCR yields disjointed text. Readable phrases suggest political or military context but clear facts do not emerge. Unable to identify people places or events from the fragment.
Debates and delay mark historic Oxford address
A historic House of Lords debate centers on a maiden speech by Lord Balecrouty proposing a peace negotiation. The motion calls for restraint, with Lord Gre and others supporting delineated steps. The chamber adjourns as the Lord Chancellor remains indisposed, pushing decisions to Monday.
Ireland's discontents rise over Catholic rights and Parliament reform
In a lengthy Commons discussion, Mr. Pox defends Ireland’s concessions toward independence and Catholic emancipation while warning against broad reform that would alter Parliament. Bunbury cites petitions from Ireland. debate references 1782 measures, English governance, and the risk of martial rule amid Irish unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Treland
Hiss
Frelind
Phese
Grénany
Grfid
Fitzwillam
Anopting & Galtany
America
Ipsa
Massachusetts
General Lake
Baifatt
Iéaven
Charles E
James
Burke
Bristol
Stuart
Brunswick
Peft
Gebiache Battoe
Treland Bi
Prudential
Genthipaa
Niger
House of Commons
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eeste
Sbiseason
Fhommpon Rufemead
de Rage
Raiteead
Chelmsford
Jone
Feilaal
Weltminier
S. Ruut
Pateroofter
Weilley
Appo
King's
Ri Grubb
Sughitgery
Glen
Lata
Bunbury
King’s Beach
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!