Publick Letter on Drops Cure Endorsed by Lord Chief Baron Reynolds
A 1734 Red-Lion-Square note appeals to the London Evening Post editor to publish a letter and case detailing a remedy for a desperate distemper. The author praises the Lord Chief Baron Reynolds and explains the case is drawn with exact fact and offered as a public service to direct others to an effective remedy, inviting publication for authenticity and utility.
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Reynolds
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Remarkable Recovery After Ward Drops Aid Faint Maid
In Suffolk, a weakly constitutioned servant to Lord Chief Baron Reynolds’s family was left paralyzed and near death after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Reynolds, in London, used Ward’s Drops and Pills with the surgeon’s approval, inducing emetics and cathartics that finally revived her. Over weeks she regained movement, appetite, and strength, now fully able to work and walk locally. November 1, 1734.
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Betts
London News Briefs: appointments and deaths across Ireland and London
A general Council is summoned at St James's with top legal officers to attend. Notices report nominations for Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and other peerages, church livings, and royal offices. Various clerical appointments follow as do shipboard postings and officer successions.
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London
St. Jamnes’s
Sart Lloyd
the. Ly
Tovey
Gunnes
Jeei Gallway
John Gallway
Gilda
Montierar
Duke of Devonshire
Ireland
Duke of Dorser
Houthold
Lord Malton
Higham
Higham-Ferrers
Northampton
Earl Malton
Malton
Yorkshire
the Temple
Salisbury
John Ingram
Wichford
Warwickshire
Earl of Litchfield
Fleetwood Watkins
Rst
Edward Bellamy
Knr
Lynn
Lord
Hough
Thurnscoe
York
Butterwood
Claxby
Lincoln
Hildyard
Deceas
Baron
Norwich
Norfolk
Salter
Wheatland
St. Magnus
Bridge
St. Stephen
St. Peter’s Cornhill
Bradford
Downman
Hardman
Seaford
Bletchington
Woodstock
Oxfordshire
Jones
Leeeward Islands
New-street
Fetter-Lane
Richardeson
Exchequer
Temple
Capt. Forbes
Forbes
Duke of Newcastle
Middleses
Liberty Ot Ethainge
Ahe Len Sa
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Lonndon Evening Post
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