Deserter from Horse Grenadier Guards Seeks Return Reward
A 21 year old farmer from Lincolnshire, Thomas Rogers, 5 10 ½ in height with dark complexion black hair and eyes, deserted from the Second Troop of Horse Grenadier Guards under the Earl of Harrington. He fled in a brown frock plain hat white stockings and silver buckles. A reward of one Guinea is offered for his capture and return to custody, with notice to the troop Commander at Knightsbridge or Thomas Fisher in Great Marlborough Street.
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Antiscorbutic Powders and Drops Advertisement 1767
An 18th century advert proclaims powders and drops by James Farrer as a cure for scorbutic and nervous ailments. It lists royal auction houses and booksellers offering the medicines and promising relief after trying other remedies. Includes prices and recommendations for general use.
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Behemoth and Rumelian Vizier in Maldives crisis
Fragmentary historical tale describes Maldivian unrest over sherbet tax, Behemoth the Vizier, court intrigue, and a royal pledge to punish oppression. The king proclaims justice, distances himself from corrupt advisers, and seeks public support to restore order amid rebellion and economic strain.
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