Volatile Essence of Lavender endorsed by Royal Patent
Richard Warren of Maybone street Gulden-square London offers Volatile Essence of Lavender claiming royal patent and superior to melting salts and lavender water. Sold wholesale and retail at various shops. promotes uses for headaches, spirits, freshness, and disease prevention. warns against counterfeits and lists other Warren perfumery goods and tooth tinctures by Thomas Greenough and Newbery.
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Richard Warren
Maybone-street
Gulden-square
London
Eau de Luce
Harthorn, &c. &c
Langford
Paternofterrow
Maudsley
Wakefield
Hart
Wolverhampton
Mathews
High-street
Oxford
Fairfax
Highstreet
Worcester
Brown
Chilares Street
Bristol
Bull
Bath
Snone
Exeter
Warren
England
Thomas Greenough
Apothecary
Ludgate-street
F. Newbery
John Newbery
St. Paul's Church- Yard
Auction Notice for Horses and Property in Grosvenor Place
Auction to be held at Mr Tattersall’s near Hyde Park Turnpike on Thursday 12 November at 1 pm. Describes pure well bred horses mares colts and fillies from Old Partner Old Crabb Childers Pharon Rabian and others. Also two rooms on a floor garrets large garden and coach-house buildings at Grosvenor Place. Viewing and catalogues available three days before.
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Hyde Park Turnpike
Partner
Old Crabb
Childers
Godolphin Rabian
Grosvenor Place
Herdes Ask Turnpike
Wild
Mir
Bull’s
Thames
Windsor
Feera
India
Rvice
el Catarogues
Admiralty Session Set for Dec 2 at Justice Hall
Admiralty Office gives notice of a session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for trial of offences on the high seas within the Admiralty of England. The session will be held on Wednesday, December 2, at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey, commencing at eight in the morning.
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Admiralty Office
High Seas
Admiralty of
England
Justice Hall
Bai:ey
Carticism on Tythes Inscribed to Dr Fothergill
A London Evening Post item titled A Carticism on Tythes addressed to Dr. Fothergill. The poem or prose piece speaks with formal address to the physician scholar, reflecting on ecclesiastical dues and clerical duties in a satirical tone.
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Dr. Fothergill
Tything in the New Testament and the priesthood controversy
A critical letter argues there is no scriptural support for tythes as Gospel ministry support in the New Testament. It contends the Levitical priesthood is ended, Christians form a royal priesthood, and Jesus denounces Pharisaic tythes of mint and cumin. It cites Hebrews and Matthew to claim proper tything was never divinely instituted. The author critiques church arguments and appeals to Lightfoot while defending non tythic reliance for Christian needs.
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Jesus Christ
St. Matthew
St. Marx
Jesus
Moses
Lightfoot
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