Bristol Crown Soap Advertisement Notice
An old Bristol Crown Soap advertisement announces Fry, Fripp, and Co. Bristol as makers. It touts purity and cleansing power, claims superior fragrance, and warns against inferior imitations with branded wax seals and a crown mark. It lists products like lamps, lanterns, and chamber oil and mentions sale at Salisbury-court Fleet Street and locations in London.
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Arnold Finchett
Fleet-frest
Bristol
Salisbury-court
Fleet- London
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Bristol Crown
Fry, Fripp, and Co
ELECT LETTERS ON AMERICA GOVERNMENT BY BERNARD
A 1763 1768 work titled ELECT LETTERS ON THE TRADE AND GOVERNMENT OF AMERICA by Governor Bernard published in Boston. It includes the Massachusetts Assembly petition against the governor, his reply, and the king's council order. Printed for Thomas Payne at the Mews Gate St Martin's.
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America
Bernard
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Thomas Payne
Mews
St. Martin’s
Christening of the young Prince Adophus Frederick
From the London Gazette March 26 the christening took place in the great council chamber by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The royal infant Adophus Frederick named with Sardonic nods to German princes and Dutch royals, attended by high nobles and court officials. Reports from Monmouth, Petersburg, and Madrid note fever illness in gaols subsiding, insurgent activity, and the death of Charles Infant of Spain at age two.
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St. James's
Great Council
Canterbury
Adophus Frederick
Prince John Adolphus
Saxe Gotha
Earl of Hertford
Prince Charles of Hesse
Casfel
Earl of Jersey
Petersoourg
Sibskow
Madrid
Charles, Infant of Spain
The
Pardo
Prince and Princess of Asturias
Royal assent next week edges bills after Easter
London reports that his Majesty will grant royal assent to bills ready for that purpose, after which both Houses will adjourn until after Easter. The Upper Assembly sat and read a bill. a second reading is planned as the message and American papers are considered. Leave granted to regulate hawkers and pedlars. France prepares for war with naval and military moves led by the Duc d Aguillon and Count D Estaing. News from Bengal, Hastings, and East India Company actions are noted along with various ship movements and local incidents and deaths.
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Kingdom of
France
Duc’ d Aguillon
Versailles
Paris
Toulon
D’estaing
India
la Provence
le Languedoc
le Tonnan
l'Intrepide
la Thetis
Mercury Packet
Sharp
Kinsale
Bengal
St. George
Tanjour
Raja Bullwantzing
Ann
Mogul
Suja Dowla
Lord Mansfield East Indianmn
Capt
Frater
Bengali
Cap
China
Houghton
Smith
Northington
Seally
Bridgewater
Scatrowe
Egmont
Mears
Latham
Ace
London
Worcester
Cooke
Kent
Thompson
Ponsborne
Hough
Stormont
Rogers
Ditto
Madras
Resolution
Pointgog
Bombay
Duke of Portland
Sutton
Prince
Dundas
Batavia
Portsmouth
Anon
East India
Atkinson
Ashburhham
Lowder
Waltham Abbey
Yeomans
Cornhampton
Hants
Shrewsbury
Hereford
Berkley-square
Elis
James Shrubb
Shrubb
Guildford
Moss
Thames Dicton
Opening of 20 mile canal section between Liverpool and Leeds
Reports from Bingley describe the grand canal opening from Skipton to below Bradford junction with the Leeds canal in front of thousands. A 120 foot fall is created by multiple locks with a seven arch aqueduct, a large quay and river works. Five boats passed the grand lock, first dropping 66 feet in under 29 minutes amid bells, music, and militia guns.
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Leeds
Bingley
Liverpool
Busnefs
Skipton
Bradford
Aire
Shepley Valley
Grand
Cambridge
Mr. Townshend
Richard Crofts
East Grinstead
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