Notice of John Moore Mortar Worm Medicines Sale
Mary Moore, daughter of John Moore late apothecary of the Pestle and Mortar Laurence Pountney Lane, states he has not died and offers his worm medicines from his former home. Medicines are also at Mrs Reaeler’s Hungerford Market shop, sealed with his arms. Counterfeit sales are warned. House details describe five rooms, vaults, and a complete laboratory and shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
Mary Moore
N.B
Jett
Pyrmont Water Fraud Averted by Royal Purveyor Appointment
In 1737 Christian Ulrich Reisener and John Henry Reisener declare Pyrmont Waters were misrepresented and bottled falsely in England. Eyre and Reisener are appointed to import and sell only waters marked with Prince of Waldeck’s arms, to prevent impostor bottles and protect drinkers, with warehouses in George Yard and Temple Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Bremen
London
Pyrmont
Ey Ke
Bee van
Jean-Henry Reisener
Britannick
Prince of
Christian Ulrich Reisener
Jouhn-Henry Reisener
Henry Eyre
John PuHitre
Fyrmont
Prince
Waldeck
Reisener
George-yard
Lombard-street
Scarborough
N. B
Eyre
Spa
Duke-street
St. James’s
Temple-bar
German Spa
Pouhon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dryden
T. Cooper
the Globe
Paternofter-Row
M.dc
M.dcc
W. Webb
Bristol
Wales
Auchor
Charles Douglas
Royal College
Westminster
Syren
J. Hodges
London-Bridge
Sir David Hamilton
Agard
Hannah Plivey
Queen-street
Park
Southwark
H. Plivey
Sue
Bow-lane
Cheapshide
Major
Bowin
Royal Exchange
Bartholomew-lane
Matger’s
Walker’s Court
Berwickeltreet
Knaves-acres
Medden
Guilford
William Gulfon
Coventry
George Hall
Leicester
Mary Wilson
Anne Dober
Nightingal-lane
Hermitage
John Bax
Palny
Great Britain
Revenue
Radcliff
Oxford
Parlamenc
Nm Moarranaas Arn
Middlesex
Russia
West Indies
Angria
Globe
Brice
Lfe
B. Morte
C. Bathurst
Middle Temple Gate
Fleet-streec
Ehtein
Holland
Vienna
Saxe Hilbourghausen