Frontiers of Poland letter cited by Congress dissidents
A London memorandum reports the Castellan Burzinki’s protest to Russian and British ministers in Warsaw over Polish/Dissident roles. Parliament terms set for Lord Weymouth and Duke of Grafton, with Lord Hillborough backing American measures. Boston/Massachusetts governor potential return, Hudson’s Bay fleet arrival noted, ships lost in transit, and issues of naval prize money and health abroad. Bread prices debated. city court upholds current pricing amid corn supply claims. Marquis of Granby’s funeral at Bodsford referenced.
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Londoo N
Poland
Burzinki
London
Senate
Warsaw
Lord Weymouth
Duke of Grafton
Lord Hillborough
Massachuset’s Bay
Earl Percy
Ireland
Hudson’s Bay Fleet
King Corge
Fowler
Prince Rupert
Richards
Seahorse
Christopher
Gallmore
Hispaniola
Pensacola
Jenny
Petersburgh
Hull
Colberg
Pomerania
Peter Blanckmaster
Dublin
Kalla
East Bourne
Seaford
Sussex
Greenwich Hospital
Alderman Sawbridge
Robert Evans
Duke of Devonshire
Londerburgh
Brodisworth
Yorkshire
Guildhall
Mark-lane
Queen’s Palace
Marquis of Granby
Bodsford
Nea
Burial and crime items from Belvoir Castle and London
A miscellany notes Belvoir Castle's burial place in Rutlandshire, high society like George Grenville dining with Earl Temple, a speedily run ten mile race by a coffee-house waiter, and a burglary at Mr. Burges’s Broad Street home with theft of teaware and silver. It reports a pillory scene, a fatal accident near Seven Dials, and several obituaries. Also includes medical guidance on accidental tendon puncture and a cataplasm treatment for healing.
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Belvoir Castle
Rutlandshire
Yatterday
George Grenville
Earl Temple
Bolton-street
Exchange
Burges
Broad-street
Royal Exchange
London
Roberts
Ben Johnson
Ruffe
Covent-garden
Catherine Street
King’s-head
St. Martin’s
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Thomas Stubbs
Mr. Williams
Hadley
Barnet
John Pennant
Compton Martin
Somerset
Nempnett
Knighrtsbridge
Daniel Parkinson
West Ham
George Jennings
Goodman’s Fields
Hackney
Grenfell
Kentish Town
Clapham
Vincent
Edward Vincent
Ysterday
Abingdon-street
Westminster
Hughes
William Hughes
Cumberland
An 18th Century Medical Plea for Phlebotomy Service
The Printer of the London Evening Post quotes Leigh and defends his medical work as he faces ill treatment. He pledges to continue aiding the sick and to offer a short dissertation on phlebotomy for those harmed by bloodletting, urging perseverance despite hostility.
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Janus
London Museum of Politics
Falkland’s
Rosetta
Prince
Midame Barre
Isit Pope
Shakespear
J. Miller
London Evening Post
Cipea Eee
Leigh
Letta of Lethe and the fall of a venal premier
A scathing critique denounces the Ministry as cowardly and corrupt, contrasting a principled leader with the venal Premier. The author urges retreat from power, arguing self-preservation justifies resignation and a return to obscurity to spare the nation further tyranny.
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Tauere
Dirlington
Waldeshare
Wroxton
Cinna
Pain cure for coins claims by Warren perfumery dealer
An old advertisement markets John Lord’s Corn Salve as a universal cure. It touts 38 years of reputation and painless eradication of corns after first application. Sold by Richard Warren’s shop in Marybone Street with broad London and regional distribution, and boxes priced at 13 6d with counterfeit precautions.
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John Lord
Richard Warren
Marybone Street
Ruf
Morwich
Newcadle
Barrys
Manchester
Shave
Ipswich
Ais and Co
Birmingham
Deerling
Chichester
Kaymat
CocheRer
Berrow
Worcester
Muifs- Dixon
Deal
Warren
London
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Joseph Daw
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Himelf
Dever
City of London
Jary
Edinburgh
Thompson
Mr. Cheeld
The
London Evening Pett
Hampshire
Soberton
Faulkner
Gearlenman
Waltham
Farehim
Porsmouths
R. Baldwin
J. Fox
Weste’ minsterfJall
Loudon
Speechman
Arundel-street
Strand
N.B
Tillotson
GH CE
Rury
F. Newbery
St Paul's Churchyard
Rk. Norris
Duke-street
Welminter
Kearnly
Ludgate-street
Woodfall
Charing-cross
Shropshire
New Bond-street
Pariser
Cornhill
Fleaney
Gray’s Inn
Holborn
Gwilt
St. Marzar
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