Volatile Essence of Lavender Promoted in London
Richard Warren markets Volatile Essence of Lavender approved by Royal Patent as superior to lavender water. It claims rapid relief for headaches and lingering spirits, doubles as a potent air purifier, and is sold wholesale and retail across multiple shops including Langford, Maudsley, Hart, and others with prices at 7s 3d or 7s 6d per bottle. Also advertised are Warren perfumery goods and King’s Patent blacking cakes for shoes, plus a urinary drop remedy by Matthew Holand with several outlets listed.
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Richard Warren
Marybone-street
Golden-square
London
Eau de Luce
Harthhorn
Langford
Paternofterrow
Maudsley
Wakefeld
Hart
Wolverhampton
Mathews
High-street
Oxford
Fairfax
High Street
Worcester
Brown
Christmas-street
Bristol
Bull
Bath
Warren
England
Wiesby
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
A. Rothwell
New Hand-street
J. Grosvenor
Angel and Crown
Holborn
Francis Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Price
India House
Leadenhaml Hreet
Matthew Holand
Flexney
Gray’s Inn Gate
Richardson and
Urquhart
Durham
Gharing-Cross
Remarkable Cure Promotes Naredant's Drops in London
A testimonial letters publicize a dramatic recovery from long standing skin and blood disorders after using Maredant's Drops. John Norton proclaims him the sole proprietor and urges buyers beware of counterfeits at shops in Finch Lane Cornhill Ludgate Street and Newgate Street.
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London
Bervick- Red
John Haines
Norton
Gulten-quare
Piccadilly
John Norton
N. B
Maredant
Solld
F. Blyth
Finchlane
Cornhill
G. Keartly
Ludgate-Street
J. Stockdale
Bult-Head Coumt
Newgate-street
Angelo's Academy in King's Square Court Soho
A historical notice advertises riding and fencing lessons at Angelo's Academy in King's Square Court Soho. Riding costs three guineas to enter and three guineas monthly for sixteen lessons with sessions on Monday to Friday mornings. Fencing costs two guineas to enter and two guineas monthly for twelve lessons with sessions on Monday, Wednesday, Friday afternoons. Boarding and lodging are offered for ten guineas entrance and 100 guineas per year, including riding fencing and dancing.
Velno's Vegetable Syrup A Venereal Cure Ad 18th C
This day was published price 1s a dissertation on the nature and effects of Velno's Vegetable Syrup a proven remedy for venereal and feeble disorders with an appendix of cures in extraordinary cases attested by reputable persons. Printed for G Kearnly Ludgate Street and sold at Dr Burrows Hay Market Capel Court Spa Row Clerkenwell locations where the syrup is offered.
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Velno
G. Kearnly
Ludgate- Street
Hay-market
Capel Court
Royal Exchange
Spa Row
Clerkenwell
Pearl Dentifrice Promoted By Acob Hemet Dentist Of Majesty
Acob Hemet, dentist to her Majesty and Princess Amela, publicizes Essence of Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice as superior dental products. Claims four years of use show they preserve enamel, whiten teeth, freshen breath, and aid gums. Warns of universal praise in France and Italy, lists retail sellers in London at 2s 6d each.
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Acob Hemet
Amela
France
Italy
Menton
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Hay Market
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Rehoboam and the King’s Youthful Pride in Duty and Policy
A reader letter mimics biblical rhetoric to argue that rulers must heed wise counsel and serve their people. It contrasts Solomon’s advisers with Rehoboam’s pride driven choices, highlighting the danger of rejecting prudent guidance and overburdening subjects. The piece frames obedience to God and duty to the realm as essential.
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London Evening Post
Congregation of Israel
Rehoboam
Solomon
Rehoboam and Abijah Contrast in Kings History
A sermon-like commentary contrasts Rehoboam and Abijah, noting Rehoboam’s obstinacy and the people’s revolt, while Abijah’s era is praised for removing idolatry. It condemns bribery and corruption as modern idols and urges readers to study 1 Kings chapters 12, 14, and 19.
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David
Jesse
Tipael
Israel
Rehoboam
Jerusalem
Solomon
Cas
Rach
Abijh
Ala
Aja
Abijah
Reward payments linked to 1771 murder of Joseph Slew
A dated record details sums paid for aiding the conviction of four Jews in the 1771 murder of Joseph Slew. It lists payments to Daniel Isaacs, Solomon Lazarus, John Stone, Mary Hutchins, Christian Adams, William Wood, Thomas Squire, John Wilson and others, plus rewards and expenses tied to the dragnet of the investigation and pursuit. The note praises a brave man who arrested suspects near Vauxhall, with rewards advertised multiple times during the inquiry.
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Stephen Theodore Jamssen
Joseph Slew
Irvant
Hutchins
Daniel Isaacs
S. A. Ness
Nathan Myers
Solomon Lazarus
Daniel Haaes
John Stone
Mary Hodgkins
Christian Adams
William Wood
King’s Road
Mrs. Hutchins
Thomas Squire
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Knights of Chivalry
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Burton Upon Trent
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N.B
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W. Vialey
St. Jens Hospital
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Lowther
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Cudham
Knockhole
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Hatton Garden
Mr. Nor'ton
Gulden-Square
Warwickshire
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Warwick
Old Lays
Burton Daffett
Banbury
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