Sixth Edition of The Critical Gossips on The Times
A fragmentary notice extols the Sixth Edition of The Critical Gossips, claiming its circulation rise and broad publication in London since 1791. It notes translations into European languages, reprints in Ireland and America, and that parliamentary references draw from these excerpts for public prints and noble speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravo
Comédien
Front 3
Werk Coarippes Fa.besbold
London
Ireland
America
Anecdotes of the Life of the late Earl of Chatham
A long notice discusses the new edition of Anecdotes of the Life of the late Earl of Chatham with corrections from various reviews. It highlights the work’s claim of factual accuracy, its portrayal of Pitt’s times, and praise from Monthly Review Analytical Review and other periodicals.
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Monthly Review
Earl of Chattism
Hare
Gran
Lord Chatham
Woodfall
Erl
Chatham,” &c
Analytical Review
Mwo
Earl of Chatham
Times
Cardiac Nervous Tincture praised in medical notices
A pamphlet advertises the Cardiac Nervous Tincture from James Rymer with testimonials from Whetstone and Brighton praising relief from nervous disorders indigestion and bilious complaints. It lists where to buy bottles and mentions a tract on dyspepsia and gout by Rymer with price.
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Sam
Brighton
Chester
Gerrardstreet
Scho
Rymer
Beynon
Bow Churchyard
London
Thomas Evans
Banksh Eller
Moore
Stationers
Bithnosgate-street
Fred. Smith
Haymarket
Tutt
Royal Exchange
James Rymer
Birth and Forel Courts: 3.3 Author’s curious documents
An elderly appraisal notes numerous papers procured elsewhere and discusses a geographer’s manuscript and a public site referenced by Sir William Temple. The article claims the work will aid posterity and offers fresh light on more than fifty years of history despite mixed reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critical Review
Leicester’ House
Bute
Pitt
Cutipian
Sir Wlliam
Toosuch
Widow Watan’s Pills Promises for Ladies’ Health Boosts Endorsements
A dated 1793 missive extols Welow Waren’s Pills, praising cures for indigent women and recommending multiple London suppliers. The letter touts Mrs. Tregent’s generosity and notes box shipments for afflicted customers, with endorsements from Miss Aso and others. The advertisement lists wholesale and retail outlets across Fleet Street to Oxford Street and beyond, with pricing at two shillings nine pence per box and stamp duties included.
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Aso
Kenaskiy
Westheruay
Mile C
Gravel Lane
Miss A
London
Weech
G. Keanaiere
Fleet Street
Fetter-lane
W. Bacon
Oxford-street
Bond-direet
E. “Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Dadgate
F. Galsing
Cornhit
J. Pidding
Oxford-Qeeet
Pantheon
R. Stringer
Surandis
Charing Crofss
iWard
Gray’s Son Gate
Hokhams
Furest
G. Kesaspey
Lords debate motion on papers about Channel fleet at Spithead
The House of Lords discussed forwarding a motion for production of papers on late Channel fleet proceedings at Spithead. Lord Spencer and others urged caution, citing delicate ministerial duties, while the Duke of Bedford signaled intent to move for the papers if satisfactory. A royal message on the Princess Royal's nuptials followed adjournment.
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BeiDitey Bedford
Channel Fleet
Spithead
Bert Spencer
Shere
Admiralty Board
Feverilly
Earl of
Carlisle
Fea Dike
Bedford
Ban Howe
Sga
Admiralty
Rennet Tate
Jows
Hhis House
Lords Move on May Loan to Emperor and Ireland
On Thursday May 4 the Commons took up private Bills including Cooke's Divorce. Lord Grenville moved the Order for considering his Majesty's Message on a loan to the Emperor and Ireland. He argued the measure was needed for Ireland's situation and to assist peace. The Address to the King was carried and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Cooke
Lord Grenville
Ireland
Middlesex County Rate Bill Debated by House of Commons
The House of Commons ballots to appoint a committee to review the Middlesex fair and equal county rate. Speakers note the bill's equity against powerful opponents as MPs stress constituent interests and the need for clearer understanding of the measure. The debate recalls April decisions and past amendments as the tally nears surprise support.
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Middlesex
Marquis of Titchfield
Mainwaring
Mr. Byng
Wells
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William Pitt Earl OF Chatham
L.B. Seeleys
The
Bishop Burnet
England
the Gazetteer
English Review
Annual Register
Mr. Kymer
W. P
Jas. Thompson
Ruffbead
Ruffhead
Chelmsford
Case
Dr. Rymer
Geerard-street
Soho
MDU Wile
Whetstone
James Smith
Baker
Means
Ratentec
Od Bailey
Ludgatehill
Lower
Ratcliff
Bat
Ian Skeratian
Waten
Wade's Medicinal
Okb
Bond Street
Matthews
Strand
Crutwell
Bath
Swinney
Birmingham
Teffeyman
York
Binns
Leeds
N.B
John Ware
Charl S. Swift
Parliament-street
Westminster
S. Bladon
Paternofter-row
Faulder
New Bound-street
R. H. Wetley
St. Clement’s Church
House “of Lords
Wedvesbay
House Or Commons
Malmesbury
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