Extraordinary papal remedy sent to Emperor in Vienna
On September 20 Vienna reports the Pope sent the Emperor a vulnerary water that instantly stops all bleedings even from arterial ruptures. The bottle comes with the secret formula and is said to be invaluable for armies, following Rome’s account of a malefactor saving his life by revealing its preparation.
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Vienna
Hungary
Rome
Lloyd's
Pope’s-Head
Cornhill
William Martin
Speedhuman
Strand
London
Tefeyman
London News Roundup and Elections Report
London notes recount a poll result for Borwick Townsend and others, with a morning resumption of voting. Reports cover Mastership election at Distillers and a venison dinner, launch of a new ship Grafton, a humorous General W beat, a murder at Charing Cross, a house robbery on Dartmouth street, Old Bailey trials, social notices, marriages, deaths, and a drowning near Kirby Overblow.
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Meff
Borwick
Parker
Jefferson
Garnon
Dell
Blake
Bowler
Townsend
Jefferon
Worshipful Company of Distillers
John Jones
Cow Lane
Richard Baker
Coleman-street
Groves Wheeler
Chipping-Norton
Joseph Hale
Deptford
London
Grafton
W—be
George C
Charing Cross
Gill
Hill
Dartmouth-street
Westminster
Zogel
Old Bailey
William Penn
John Broders
South
Mims
Derby
Susannah Braxton
Braxton
John Baffet
Mary Bean
John Elroy
John Elphinston
76Th Regiment of Foot
Arthur Gregory
Richard Adams
Poulterer
Leadenhall Market
Deborah Potter
Jerusalem Court
Gracechurchtreet
Bunn
Hackney
Pratt
Low Layton
Hampstead
George Parith
Guess
Ife
Mercer
Spital Fields
Dawson
Bethnal Green
Smith
Toyman
Piccadilly
Jacques
Hyde Park
Pearce
Woollen-Draper
Chichester
Blagden
Avignon
Henry Boucher Phillips
Est Indies
Moor-lane
Cripplegate
Sylva
Bloomsbury Square
Sayer
Ritherdon
Hoxton
Sparkes
Harrow
Grey Friars
Unmasking Mr Bowens in London Evening Post letters
A correspondent claims Mr Bowens, a former dragoon turned Yorkshire militia serjeant, is a dissolute fraud behind letters published in the paper. The writer asserts Bowens lacks literacy, skims blame on a Yorkshire widow, and vows to prove the alleged deceptions in the next issue.
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Fonathan
Britain
H Therts
Bo Vveins
Dragoon Guards
Thornton
Yorshire
Yorkshire
Las
Charles Easy a Contemptible Character in London Gossip
In the London Evening Post portrait a man named Charles Easy is depicted as polite yet empty, flitting between religion and politics by company. He adheres to hierarchy with a clergyman, disputes priests as unnecessary, claims universal friendship yet forgets the absent, dresses plainly, attends the Opera, visits Bath, and drinks mineral waters without reflection. He is described as harmless but generally judged contemptible despite social charm.
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Carles
Charles
Public notice on Lord Mayor election schedule
A 17th century civic notice addresses the Livery of London and Gentlemens to correct public print errors about the Lord Mayor election date. It states, by a 1644 by law, the Mayor is elected on a Saturday when Michaelmas falls on a Sunday, contrasting the Sheriffs’ case and urging early dissemination of the schedule.
Sheriffs vow to curb army interference in county affairs
A dated proclamation from county officials pledges to limit military involvement in enforcing law. They affirm civil power, reject detachments from regular forces, and insist justice be upheld by the civil magistrate with army aid refused. The letter, signed by Guildhall and others, appeals to public support and emphasizes lawful governance.
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Bethnal-Green
Bieter
Auction notice for estate sale by Langford and Son
Auction sale on the premises of a copyhold estate in Kingston Candury and Peter and Kingston area. Includes a house with furniture and garden utensils, exotics, and more. Viewings start Thursday the 19th and continue daily except Sunday. Printed particulars and catalogues available at the sale venue and Langfords in Covent Garden.
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Fale
Garraway
Allsey
Cornhill
Hatton-garden
John Burnham
Carpenter
Brooksmarket
Holborn
Ridgeway
Norton Falgate
Burnham
Auction Sale of Mills Bury Estate and Other Holdings
A sale by auction offers freehold Mills Bury estate near Exeter with 70 acres, 4 houses, gardens, timber, and quarry, plus multiple parcels in St Ives and surrounding towns. Terms and viewing via Mr Jackson and Thomas Butcher with details at several inns and offices. date set for October.
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New Inn
Exeter
Millsbury
Pladanuy
Robert Picott
Crown Inn
Ss. Ie
Everal Cop
Pariiles
St. Ives
Houghtin
Pupworth St. Agnes
Huntingdon
T Filles
Privy Leys
Bot Uaim N
Houghton
Revert Rignall
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Kirby Overblow
London Evening Post
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City of London
Thomas Ridgeway
R. Else
St. Thomas's Hospital
Panure
Askton
Dita
Blackie
Incio
Comin Meadow
Tre
John Tehart
Tudpetto Aqueyott
Gunungdon
Dhe Cock Inn
Eaton
J.he Stephens
Croxton
Ditto
Takiand Green
Ditré
John Burden
Inchofea
Ceamer
Geo. Walker
Thomas Butcher
Cople
Uli
Lutea
Eigrkfwads
Sun
Hieling Cock
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