PECTORAL LOZENGES FROM BALSAM of TO LU
COUGHS AND HOARSENESSES relief offered by T Greenough Chymist at Ludgate Hill London. Lozenges claim healing powers for chest throat and lung ailments and promote expectoration. Counterfeits have been seized in legal actions and only genuine lozenges bear the lid inscription PECTORAL LOZENGES FROM BALSAM of TO LU.
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T. Greenough
W. Bailey
Cockfour-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
Ludgate-hill
Oxford Street
King’s Bench
Tolu
Ludgue Hill
Quack cures for urinary obstructions offered by Tavistock-row ad
The advertiser denounces bougies used by surgeons, claims simple powder of quicksilver cures urinary obstruction without instruments, cites personal honesty and divine reward, and invites readers to visit No 7 Tavistock-row Covent Garden before two or after five.
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England
Tavistock-row
Covent Garden
King's Patent Shining Liquid Blacking Cakes Ad London
A historical ad promotes King's Patent Shining Liquid Blacking for shoes and boots. It notes cakes mixed with water produce a superior gloss, protect leather from cracking, and remain durable. Sold wholesale and retail by W Bayley in Cockspur Street, London, with warnings against counterfeits and a label instruction for users.
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W. Bayley
Per. Fumer
Cock‘pur-street
London
Perons
Wwilliam Bayley
Herat
Dr James's Analeptic Pills for Rheumatic Complaints
Dr James's Analeptic Pills advertised as highly effective for rheumatic, gouty, bilious, and digestive disorders. The pills claim to relieve headaches from excess, bilious complaints, and womb disorders, marketed by Francis Newbery at No 45 St. Paul’s East Cheapside and Dr James's Bracton Street address. Each box bears King’s patent wording.
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James
Francis Newbery
Dr. James
St. Pawl’s
Bruc -N-Street
Distress in England and American War Impact
An open letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post laments distress from English policy toward America, Ireland, and the colonies. It condemns tyranny and calls for unity among colonists, noting imports and trade decline across London and major ports as evidence of misgovernment.
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London Evening Post
England
Amaiia
Dawkins
Ireland
Atlantic
Tyre
Carthage
Tyrey
Mediterranean
America
Boston
Europe
North America
Rrance
Africas
Treland
London
West Indies
Africa
City of London foretold in prophet’s harsh warning.
Fragmentary verse echoes a prophetic jab at London, citing Jeremiah and Isaiah style lines. It laments the city’s former glory as a trading power and predicts downfall, destruction, and desolation as merchants, mariners, and war men fall in a day of ruin.
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Westhall
London political rumours and cabinet disclosures emerge
Wednesday November 17 reports confidants expect a high trust official to reveal important secrets after resignation, backed by a noble Duke. Explanations about two cabinet members may astonish the public. Other items note Wood’s entry to the House, the Manchester and Galway estates, and university reprimand for Dr Robertson. Bread prices hold. court business and chamberlain canvassing continue.
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Wood
Middlesex
House of Commons
Wilkes
Byng
James Dahnwood
Duke of Manchester
Earl of Galloway
Heny Watkin
Dahhwaad
Robertson
University of Edinburgh
Logan
Leith
Half Moon Tavern
Benjamin Hopkins
Cranke
Mr. James
James
Associated Livery
London
Chamberlain
Masters of Taverns Market Rowley's British Herb Tobacco
The notice proclaims Rowley's British Herb Tobacco and snuff sold at London Coffee House Ludgate Hill and by country printers grocers and druggists. It claims cures for headaches weakness of sight palsies and breathing ailments and warns against imitation packets signed by James Rowley.
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Rowley
James Rowley
London
Ludgate Hill
Kingdom
Pearl Dentifrice Endorsed by Dentist to Royalty
Jacob Heret, dentist to the Queen and Princess Amelia, promotes his Essence of Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice as superior for teeth and gums. They claim to whiten enamel, prevent decay, sweeten breath, and cure scurvy, sold by W. Bayley and J. Price in London. Price 2s 6d each. Hemet not responsible for imitations sold elsewhere.
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London
T. Greenough
Ludgate Hill
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's
Cheapside
Thomas Greenough
Jacob Heret
Amelia
W. Bayley
Cackpur-street
Charing-cress
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
Hemet
High Water at London Bridge Reaches Afternoon Peak
Weather notice records rising tides at London Bridge with Friday morning readings near 94 M after 16 o'clock. Saturday updates show morning around 30 M and afternoon about 58 M, indicating persistent high water conditions.
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London Bridge
St Afcernoon
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