London News: Navy Readiness and Flood News From 1770
Fragments report royal benevolence to Westminster poor and updated naval readiness. Also details on floods from Sunderland and Yorks, wrecks, charitable bounty distributions, court actions, masquerade brawl, lottery prizes, suicides, and local resignations, marriages, and deaths across London and nearby towns.
Proposals for a London Print Shop Parodic Venture
A correspondent in the London Evening Post offers as a candidate to launch a printing venture including a care house, selling verse billets doux and satirical political material. He outlines ready formed sentences from ministers for various speeches and many spoof literary goods at 2s 6d per dozen, with examples of love letters and mock poems aimed at beaus and belles.
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Jogg
Landry
Westshinster
St. Stephen’s
Guildhall
Horne
Townsend
Wilkes
Scotland
N. B
St. Giles’s
Elisha Coles
George Keith
Gracechurch-street
Burkit
Dr. Baddely
St. James's
Perdeezen
Fanch
Flavel
Grosvenor
G. Pyle
Owen
Christ
Milk of Roses by ICIMARD WARREN at Golden Fleece
An 18th century promotion for Milk of Roses by ICIMARD Warren at Golden Fleece London touts its superiority for skin care. It claims to remove redness freckles pimples and black worms while soothing after shaving and benefiting infants and children. Available from multiple merchants across the UK and Paris, with wholesale and retail offerings.
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Icimard Warren
Golden Fleece
Marybone-street
Golden-square
London
Europe
N. B
Langford
Pater-nofter-tow
Skelton
Spur Inn
Southwark
Bull
Bath
Brown
Christmas-Street
Bristol
Waugh
Fither-row
Reading
Willis
Newbury
Raibaud
Paris
Warren
Reverie on Chronic Diseases by Dr Cadogan
London Evening Post notes Dr Cadogan’s later thoughts as he reflects on his own illness and chronic diseases brought on by intemperance. He contemplates writing a compassionate treatise to aid mankind and to warn the healthy against unhealthy living, while lamenting public taste and vanity.
Stowmaker Nov 13 1771 Cross To rsap ie
Stowmaker reports November 13 1771 events at Cross To rsap ie with unclear details from the source text. The fragment hints at local notices or records but lacks coherent names, places, or outcomes to confirm a full item.
High Water Schedule at London Bridge
Weather notice lists high water times for London Bridge with morning and afternoon tides showing after nine and ten o clock. The fragment notes to-morrow morning and Monday morning windows but unreadable details limit full timing and dates.
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London-Bridge
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Westminster
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Campton
Jliam Fane Sharpe
Br. Suor
Baller
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Lyme-Regis
Dorsetshire
Lord Burgherth
Lord Sardwich
Great Britain
Old
Lloyd’s
Spithead
Jamaica
New London
Sam
J. Richard Pearson
His
Nantz
St. Mary’s
Scilly
Newbiggin
Northumberland
John Langham
Greenwich
Chelsea
Sunderland Bar
Wear
Briggate
Barnard Castle
Lord Ravensworth
Sunderland
Cumberland
Duke of Portland
Battestea
Dottor
Crim
Drury-lane
Pereira
Guildford
Bishopsgate-street
Young
Compton- Street
Soho
King’s Bench Walk
Temple
James Godmond
Holme
Spalding Moor
St. George’s
Abraham Hume
Charlotte Harrison
Harrison
Paddington
Cambridge
John Porter
Henley Upon Thames
Mary Anne Claypole
Oliver Crommell
Spitalfields
Lamot
Piccadilly
Hale
Rogers
Cloak Lane
London Evening Post
The
Evening Post
Thomas Ridgeway
Garraway
Coffre
Exchangs Valley
Combhill
Niacres
Bradford
Wilts
Janes Hudson
Hayne
Stow-maker
Stowmaker
Rowland Holt
NEW Cross Torsapie RE
Makin
Speediman
Tefferman
York
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymar
A. Rothwall
New Road-street
Hobora
Newbery
St. Paul's Grohe Yard
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
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