State Lottery Chancess and Pearce's Tickets at Covent Garden
Old public notices advertise Pearce's Lottery Chances with prices for shares and tickets in halves quarters eighths and sixteenths. Drawing begins November seventeenth and buyers can lodge whole chances with trusted bankers or merchants. the office also offers private sale of a Darking Freehold with stabling and coach-house through Mefsl Langford Covent Garden.
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Sila
Gio
Gus Dulliegs
Rhirven
yoEs ‘Barnes Pearce
Pope’s
Cornhill
Pearce
Joery
N. B
J. B. Pear
Totteres
Mefl
Lang Ford
Darking
Serry
Meff
Langford
Covent-Garden
Dr James's Avaleptic Pills advertise rheumatic relief
An 18th century notice touts Dr James's Avaleptic Pills as effective for rheumatic complaints gouty headaches and digestive disorders. It cites cures in Mr Boswick and George Scott and promotes gentle soothing action for women and general family use. Sold by Francis Newbery jun at No 65 St Paul's Churchyard London and at Bruton Street.
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James
Robert H Rcourt Jaghes
Oxford
Francis Newbery
Sydney College
Cambridge
Persors
Francis Newbery, Junior
St.Paul’s Church Yard
Dr. James's Lote House
Stuton-Street
F. Newbery, Junior
Mr. Boswick
Gray’s Inn
George Sct
Woolfton
Hal
St. Paul's Charch-yard
London
Dr. Janes
Dr. James
Jéte House
Bruton Streec
Greenough
Mr. Greenough
T. Greenough
Chpmit and Apothecary
France
Droits d’Aubsine
Roots
Foote
Dover
Welton
Weston
Feote
Expres
Bath
Brereton
Bakers Company
Pfssion
Monaghan
Ireland
Hugh Quorkan
John Watton
Secretary of State
Horsham
William Akehurst
John Simmonds
Page
St. John’s Street
Dalston
Rounds
Aldersgate Church
Little Britain
Aldersgate-street
James Dickins
Blackmore
Thompson
Marybone Infirmary
Eleanor Maria Gordon
Peter Gordon
Union-street
Deptford
John Coulson
Stel-yard
Ann Moreton
William Moreton
Custom-house
Diss
Edward Chappelow
Roydon
Marham
Norfolk
Alkew
Bedale
Ann Johnson
Randmother
Ipsvich
Madam Dillon
Count Edward Dillon
Robert Harland, Bart
Britannia Row
Lampeth
Mir
Howard
Malingarb
Watts
Mamburgh
St. James’s Matkee
Parner
China Row
Chelsea
Lady Rous
William Cus
Bevis Marks
Benjamin Linde
Yeusraay
Hamilton-street
Hyde Park Corner
Joepn Tidmsrih
Abingdon
Werminster
John Misenor
Pulic
J Gitt
Temple-bar
Strand
Lacor
Jamaica
John Gittés
London Bridge
Altemoor
Defence of Ladies Caps and Bottoms in Fashion
A letter rebukes ill natured jests at ladies hats and cork tails, arguing women dress to attract admiration and suit male sensibilities, urging readers to view fashion as pleasing to the opposite sex and aligned with their taste.
Ladies wear frightful head dresses to please men
An admirer of the sex contends that women do not dress to please themselves but to satisfy male vanity. He mocks feathered headpieces and cork tails, arguing such fashions are unbecoming, impractical, and driven by male whim rather than female choice. He notes partisan jokes about ministers and Tory politics as motives imagined by critics.
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Sadus
Beevers
A.s
Heavy rains flood Teese river and Norworth pastures
The late heavy rains caused a great well in the Teese river near Norworth, flooding low grounds and washing away several sheep and cattle. In Yarm about twenty barrels of tar spilled from the quay, alarming residents by swift water. No other damage reported, thankfully not during the fair.
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Newcastle
Teese
Norworth
Yarm
Admiralty reports ships taken and arrivals at Halifax and Cadiz
London advices detail Capt George Falconer of Mars capturing the American brig Charming Berry off Charles Town. Other vessels including the Henry Shepherd Corderoy Ad dey and Intrepid arrive at Halifax. Surprize refits with two rich ships from South Carolina bound for Nantes. Athol taken by an American privateer and the Fame reaches Dublin after bad weather. Additional notes cover reductions in bread price, pardons and reprieves, robberies, and local obituaries and promotions.
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Admiralty Ofice
George Falconer
Mars
Spithead
Charming Berry
Ephraim Gardner
Charles ‘Town
South Carolina
Bourdeaux
America
Henry
Shepherd
Corderoy
Addey
London
Dalton
Quebec
Cadiz
Surprize
Hallifax
Newfoundland
New England
Fame
Moore
Barbadoes
Dublin
Meeang
Board of Admiralty
England
Wales
Holland
Greenland
Tuam
Ballinasloe
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Theatre Royal
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Merrington
Grinshill
Shewsbury
Salop
Shrews
Bury
Philip Batteson
B.A
R. Shaw
White-Friars
Fleet-shreet
T. Axtall
Royal Exchange
J. French
Holborn
Fielding
Walker
Gfkar
Nates
Pretton Gabbotie
John Webster
Leahall & Demesne
Garah Billington
Billington
Rowland Howell
Howell’s
Brethen
Sarah Billiegtan
Garmston
Kilvert
Fang
Morris
Miorcis
Clayton’s Farm
Clayton
Kent's
Kent
Sevil’s Farm
Sevik
Q . Morris
Merrin
John Grinhhill
Shrewsbury
St. Mary’s Church
Raven Greet
Jenkin
Tilsley
Predon Gubbales
Preston
Gubbolds
Grinthill
Talbot
London Evening Post
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