Famous Amivenereal Pills Offer Trials and Remedies
A historical advertisement touts a patent cure from the author at the Blue Ball in Hand-Court near Great Turnstales Golbawa. It claims remedies for gonorrhea, gleets, gravel, lues, leprosy, scrofula, and skin conditions, with a sweet centedt ginemene for itch and lung ailments. Sold at one shilling and sixpence, with daily attendance for consultations.
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Xe Fc
England
Golbawa
Aris
Deserters From Regiments Named Offer Pardon 1736
A wartime notice lists several soldiers deserting from Col. Cornwallis and captains Brown De la Miller Powell and others. pleas for return and pardon are issued with rewards and terms. Persons named include John Stephenson John Patridge George Watson William Bently Luke Gray Samuel Hadley mie Smith and others born in Cheshire Yorkshire Essex Cambridge and Birmingham. destinations King’s Palace Dublin and Whitehall. final deadline and pardon terms provided.
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Stephen Cornwallis
Regiment of Foot
John Stephenson
Brown
Ranbiry
Cheshire
John Patridge
West Bromige
George Watson
de la Millere
Langebrook
Yorkshire
Thrapston
Northamptonshire
Maurice ‘Powell
William Bently
Foxton
Cambridgeshire
Luke Gray
Dublin
Colchester
Essex
Samuel Hadley
Parks Gate
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Mie Smith
Sid Company
Aden
Norbury
Kingfale
Dunkin
Bigret
Henry Popple
Stetland-yard
Whitehall
Hones
Eurhier Ae Aren
Ward
Bobet
Pepple
Sale of Estates of John Bennet Esq in Witham and Greenwich
An order of the High Court of Chancery directs the sale by the Master of several estates of John Bennet Esq including Frechald and Keet with a mansion and offices, two lordships with fairs and markets near Witham and Maize Hill near Greenwich, with gardens and ponds. Claimants must send accounts to the Master's chambers in Symonds, Kane.
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Ies Hotford
Chancery
John Bennet
Willemesses
Witham
Fifex
Greenwich
Park
Perferder
Symonds
Kane
Persions
Power and Privilege of Parliament in Early Law Texts
A catalog of parliamentary powers and privileges with notes on jurisdiction and antiquity. Includes discussions of a King’s Bench information against the Speaker, election cases, and related legal authorities. References to Sir Samuel Barnardiston, Sir William Soatie, and Sir Edward Herbert with commentary on dispensing with penal statutes.
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Repert Atkins
Knigh
Bath
Common-Pleas
House Commons
King’s Bench
House of
Samuel Barnardister
William Soatié
Suffolk
Court of
Edevard Hales
Eng
Lord Ruffal
Francis Bacon
Henry Monracy
Crew
Chie
Bramston
Copperidge
Rolles
SeLpen
Heneage Fincu
Monracy
William Jones
William DuGpaLe
Mr. Orfley
Edward Northey
Thomas Powis
Robert Glover
Somerset Herald
William Dugdale
Garter King of Arms
Gregory King
Lancaster Herald
Samuel Sresevic
Peter LE Neve
Norroy
King of Arms
Arthur Coxttins
Bodleian
Ashmolean
Oxford
C. Princed
Watron
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleetstreet
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London
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Kent
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Tytherly
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Stockbridge
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