Curious Prints of King William and Queen Mary Sold
Two prints in large size depict King William and Queen Mary. Engraved by Van Gunit, offered by a gentleman in the Prince of Orange’s retinue. Available at Williamnis’s Coffee-house in James Street and other outlets in Fleet Street and St John’s Lane for half a crown per pair. Plates held by a private person, only public when a set is bespoke to honor the House of Orange and the memory of this royal pair.
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S-Switzer
Westminster Hall
Ottawa
Mr. Atley
St. Paul’s Church-yard
William
Queen Mary
van Gunit
Prince of Oxance
Willeamnis
Seo James’s
Charles Stokes
Red-Lyon
Fleet Street
HagMen Noorruovuck
Buffel-Court
Drury-lane
Serahan
Cornhill
Innys and
Manby’s
Seymour
London
Westminster
Southwark
T. Read
White-Frleet Street
J. Jackson
Pall-Mall
J. Jolliffe
Oravo
Englan
Ete
Browne
Black Swan
Poe
Paula
C. Price
Prarntine
William Burkitt
Jésus
J. J and
P. Knaprton
Ludgate-street
D. Midwinter
R. Robinson
C. Rivington
A. Bettesworth
C. Hitch
J. Osborne
T. Longman
J. Batley
Paternoster Row
J. Downing
Bartholomew-Close
Pemberton
Fleet-treer
R. Ford
R.hert
F. Clay
Temple-Bar
A. Ward
Little Britain
T. Ward Ard FE
Wicksteed
Inner Temple
J. Glarke
Duck-Lane
T. Hatchett
Royal Exchange
Brown Willis
England
Wales
Rolls
R. Gosling
Fetter-Lane
Fleet-street
Most Noble Elixir Promises Cure for Hypochondriack Melancholy
An 18th century patent remedy claims infallible relief from hypochondriack melancholy and female vapours within a few doses. It promises mood elevation, renewed cheer, and restored health, while asserting safety and ease of use. Sold by Mr. Radford's Toyshop in the Strand at five shillings a bottle with directions.
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