Remedies for urinary disorders in Golden Square patients
Mr Norton, surgeon, advertises a medicine for pains and obstructions in the urinary passage. It treats excrescences in the urethra and fistulas, blamed on remnants of a disorder and a corrupted constitution. The bougie treatment is painful and risky, the medicine offered by Matthew Holand at 55.3d, with several dealers including Fleaney, Richardson and Uskhart, and a Charing Cross bookseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
London
W. Darling
Newport-Street
Long-Acre
Ludgate-hill
John Price
Leadenhall
M. RB
Perweed
Jam
pApril
T. E. Browne
Cudham
Knockholt
Kent
Dottor
Tee Golden
Berwick- Street
Scho
Fervane
John Haines
Norton
Golten-square
Piccadilly
John Norton
Maredant
F. Blyth
Finchlane
Cornhill
G. K.arfly
Ludgate-street
J. Stockdale
Bull-Head-court
Newpate-street
Matthew Holand
Fleaney
Gray’s
Ifin Gate
Holborn
Richardson
Usquhart
Royal Exchange
Durham
Charing Cross
Royal Dissolution of the Diet and New Dukedoms Appointed
From the London Gazette dated Sept 29 Stockholm reports his majesty dissolving the Diet with promise to reconvene after six years. He creates Prince Charles Duke of Sudermania and Prince Frederick Adolphus Duke of Ultrorothia. The Formes not yet returned from Scania. Berlin notes harvests not abundant due to grain quality and floods but sufficient for inhabitants and neighbouring regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stockholm
Prince Charles
Duke
Sudermania
Prince Frederick Adolphus
Ultrorothia
Scania
Berlin
London Sept 18 Letter Reports Nordic Revolution
A Hamburgh letter notes a report of a Norwegian revolution and inhabitants seeking Swedish rule. A Stockholm extract cites Col Sprengporten arriving with Finnish troops and receiving the order of the sword with a French praise. Parliament debates pensions and employment schemes, clergy residence, and poll results for Wilkes Townsend Hallifax Spear. An affray between coiners and Fielding’s men and rising milk prices in London/Westminster are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Col. Sprengporten
Finland
Mas Jerly
Sawbridge
Holland
St. Stephen’s Chapel
Henry Bankes
Stephenson
Wilkes
Fewnsend
Paul’s-head
Friends of Freedom
Sheriff Oliver
Griffiths
St. Mary-hill
Sheriff Lewes
Loyd
Oliver
George Daniel
Fenchurch-street
Smith
Price
Castle-yard
Lewes
Norfol-street
Strand
John Fielding
Lamb’s Buildings
Bunhill Row
London
Westminster
From two pence to three pence per quart
An aged distressing page notes rising milk prices and duties blamed on various parties amid public hardship. It cites carriers, cow-keepers, and brewers, with references to clergy, marriages, deaths, and a naval accident at Spithead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob. Middleton
Denbigh
Uprey
Wilts
Salisbury
Ludlow
Baughs
Halland
Plummer
Clerkenwell
Maddison
Chancery-lane
Berry
Drury-line
Mile Mallows
Holborn
Yestertay
Claveringy
Yorke
Mer Frank
Gay’s Hospital
Cheapside
Westminster Bridge
Vaux
Lower Grosvenor-street
John Bydhmany Eig
Guilds
Dover-street
William Frederick, Esq
Lancashire
Portmouth
Spithead
Mr. Clayton
Printing Office Opinion on Youth Exploitation Seeks Reform
A reader condemns predatory conduct against youths, citing a case of seduction and exploitation by a powerful patron. The letter details manipulation, false generosity, and courtly deceit, promising support that never materializes, with plans for further exposure in future correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Migration and trade woes threaten Scotland and Britain
The Printer of the London Evening Post laments the mingling of migration and disease with national decline. He warns Scots face ruin as natives flee and foreign goods flood in, noting Dutch imports skew balance of trade while John Bull struggles to balance it all.
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Bread_street
Cheapside
London
William Gaskill
Wolverhampton
Gaskill
John Bull
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Drury-La Ny
Theatre Royal
Drury“Lane
Romeo
Mercutio
Mr. Dodd
Juliet
Miss Man
Harlequin
Mr. Wright
Dolly Snip
Miss Pope
Ax. Vivant Rex
Covent-Garden
Coventen
Woodcock
Mr. Shuter
Hawehoro
Reynhold
Oung Meadows
Mattocks
Lucinda
Rosetta
Mills Catley
Paris
Buck
Mr. Woodward
Miss Macklin
Fittar
Sarrant
Vivant Rex & Regina
Jane Shore
Hartley
Langford
Sox
Gaddesden-Hill
Hempstead
County of
Herts
Watford
Jenkin Reddin
Hamilton
Gatetreet
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Covent Garden
Salep
Bitterley
Buttrley
James Martin
Elm Court
Templé
Jacob Smith
Sidbury
Bridgnorth
Salop
Crown
Christie
Royal Terrace
Adelphi
Adam- Arate
Royal Terace
Met
Adams
Europe
Messrs
Messis
Henrry Gallaway
Alexander Whyte
Robert Wingate
Mr. Christie
Pallmalls
No. A
East-India House
United Company of Merchants of
England
East- Indies
Leadenhall-street
Velno
G. Kearfly
Mr. Norton
Golden ~Square
London Tavern
Agbesat Baldy
City of London
Wilkes and Townsend
USA
Alderman Bull
Dinger
Robert Baldy
Joseph Mawbey
Friends of Freedoms and Independency
Southwark
John Wilkes
James ‘Townsend
Elgrs
Cayn
Hambursth
Norway
Sweden
The
London Evening Post
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