Newman’s Famous Antivengreal and Parish Treatise
An advertisement for Newman’s Antivengreal pills claiming quick cures for venereal disease and other ailments, with notes on sale locations, pricing, and a sixteenth edition update. It also promotes a moral tract for country parishioners discussing religious duties, Sabbath, education, and salvation, with authorship attributed to an address in Hand Court and Fleet Street.
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Newman
England
Agnes
Johny Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet Street
Martin Bryfoy
Feller
Newcastle
OGD
Institute of the Laws of England
Studens
N.B
Varliaiens
Ivrate
Prince
Henry Linfor
Bleet-street
Bef
High Court
Jacon
Modern History volume completes sixth number on Charles I reign
This issue prints the sixth number of the eighth volume of Modern History by Salmon, covering the reign of Charles I and continuing the China section. It notes price one shilling, availability of former volumes, and announces future fortnightly numbers. buyers urged to act fast as volumes sell quickly. The cut of King Charles I and the contents of Volume 21 are provided free with this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
Mr. Salmon
Caarles
Firth
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
China
Great Barra
Ireland
Charles I
Case of a Clergyman and Parish Gentlewoman Searing Love Letters
A historical tract from This Day 15 purports to detail the unparalleled case between a clergyman near Oxford and a parish gentlewoman. It includes her mother’s illness and death, passionate love letters, key depositions from the Ecclesiastical Court, and arguments grounding the sentence plus proposals to amend ecclesiastical proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Court of Arches
J. Wilford
St. Pauls
B. Hall
Witney
Woodstock
Abingdon
Practical Discourse on Barreness and Impotency Cure
Fifth edition medical guide by a physician claims infallible cures for female infertility and male impotence. Includes generation methods, miscarriage prevention, pregnancy guidance, infant care, and a lapigs physician directory of female ailments. Promotes self treatment and domestic remedies for women ages 11 to 50, with cases and cautions. Published in London at the Gentlewoman's, Haydon Yard, Minories. Price 2s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Books
Tenkins
Exchequer
Wood
Institute of the Common and
Bird
Edward Northey
Myx. Webb
Bohun
Institutio Legalis
Bibliotheca Legurp
Lapigs Physican
Engand
Haydonyard
Minories
London
Elixier claims cure for consumption and asthma
An 18th century advertises a costly “balzamic” elixir that allegedly cures consumption, asthma, and related respiratory ailments in days. It boasts rapid relief, claims of superior effectiveness, and warns buyers to obtain only from a specific London address with directions.
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HICH
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Albert Count de. Pafleran
Fascinia
Alley
Pamphlee
Royal Ex Exchanse
Temple Bar
Charing-Ghofs
Eltmintter
Aries
Norwich
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