Petition for free imports to ease distress in Portsmouth
A letter from Humanus in Portsmouth dated March 26 appeals to the Lords and Gentlemen urging a motion to call the question on free importation of all provisions for a limited time. It reports widespread destitution, cites a labourer who hanged himself over bread hunger, and argues lowering prices is needed to prevent theft and social upheaval.
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Portsmouth
Humanus
Danish audience rebuked Keith in royal reception
Letter from the Hague reports Col. Keith, English envoy, sought direct access to the Danish King but was referred to ministers. Keith insisted on speaking to the King and warned that failure to treat the Queen with due respect would provoke a strong response from the King. Other items note elections, ship arrivals, militia movements, and local distress over bread and famine fears amid war tensions.
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Hague
Copenhagen
Col. Keith
England
Denmark
Keith
Minster
Ratisbon
Colloredo
Gark
John Lindsey
Madras
Portmouth
Hector
Debletieres
Mauritius
Lapwing
London
Colebrook
Masris
Britannia
Sweethin
Ditto
Cape
Morle
Horne
Ponfborn
Hough
Benga
Compton
Verelft
Isle
France
Heétor
Mr. Smart
Earl of Bute
Poes
Bengal
Rockingham
Hamilton
East Indies
Cadiz
Bay of Mexico
Havannah
Dublin
House of Commons
Ireland
Drogheda
Gisborne
Port Patrick
Werilbridge
Suffolk
Ladies Gloves and Perfumes Advertised in London
An 18th century advertisement touts true French gloves for hands and arms at five shillings per pair sold by R. Warren at Golden Fleece Marybone Street London. It lists products including Queen's Royal Marble Watch-balls, Milk of Roses, Royal Opiate for teeth, and Liquid of Violets and Jeffamin for hair, plus beauties from Paris and a note of new stock arriving.
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Vienna
Paris
London
R. Warren
Golden Fleece
Marybone Street
Golden-square
Loncen
N. B
Langford
Paternofter-row
Distress by Land Floods Trample North Britain Homes
A harsh flood disaster sweeps York, Durham, Newcastle and Northumberland, destroying homes and goods. A subscription drive opens at Lombarda street bankers Meff Lowry New toy and Co to aid the afflicted. Harris Kings and Padget announce Thomas Thompson has left their house and debts are payable to named creditors.
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Dunkirk
France
Aste Ia
Norfolk
Suffolk
Leith
St. Andrew’s Bay
India
Gottenburgh
Society of Arts
Adelphi
Lord Romney
Regiment of Footguards
Savoy Barracks
Smithfield
Bridport
Dorsetshire
Shrewsbury
Thomas Wilkinson
Samuel Kitchin
Thomas Bennet
Watkin ‘Williams Wynne, Bart
Red Lion Square
Change Alley
Whitehall
King’s
Strahan
Gore’s Walk
Whitechapel
Bromedge
Portsmouth
Dickson
Friend
Sheerriefs
John Outram
London
John Keith
William Bell
Vauxhall
John Wetherall
Hackney
Christian
Charles Christtian
Merelin Close
Cumberland
Ann Davie
Kingsland
John Sumpter
Walfoken Hall
Thurstday
Samuel Dobbins
Bloomsbury Square
Bloomsbury Square, To Miss Terberville
Southampton Row
Lanni
Lula Lapmark
Sweden
Andrew Larsson
William Maurice
Isenburgh
Budingen
Cornhill
Kennington
Joséph Marston
Merly
Harris
Kings
Padget
King-street
Covent-garden
Thomas Thompson
Harris, Kings, and Co
Messrs
John Harris
Thomas King
Wiliam King
Joseph Padgett
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St. Jamies’s-street
Soundy
Horough
Southwark
Goff
New Hermitate Street
Wapping
Pertons
Thas
Merry
Armourers Slim Coles Man-Street
Society of the West-India Merchants
Lower Thames-street
London-bridge
John Eden
Merits
Collings and Co
King’s Patent
W. Bayley
Cockfour-street
A. Rothwell
New Bond
R.et
Lowther
Harton-Gatten
Salisbury
Richard Keynes
P News
Deal
Fowey
East Indiaman
Befors
Ratcliffe
Jamaicca
Royal
Weys
Murquito
Ann
Mary
Power
Virginia
Acob Hemet
Princess Angelji
Hemec
Bayley
Cockspur-street
J. Price
India House
Leadenhall-street
Loddon
Miss Purdie
Bach
J. le Brun
Francis Newbery
Sun
Jehm Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Matthew Holand
Mrr
Flexney
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holborn
Melis
Richaredson
Te Quart
Durham
Charing-Crofs
Fort Effey