Smugglers advertise estate and medical quack cures in Suffolk and London
The notice offers a let of a brick house in Little Thurlow Suffolk with 14 acres, stables, and garden, for a small family, near New Market and London. Also advertised are a black gelding missing from Deptford, with rewards offered, and a batch of medical quack remedies and beauty products from various London sellers, including Quintessence, Royal Chymical Watch-Balls, and Wright’s Diuretick tincture, with claimed cures for blindness, the eye, the Scurvy, and venereal issues. Prices and locations are listed for Mrs Castanoura, Mr Allcroft, Mrs Giles, and Dr Wright, among others.
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Little Thurlow
Suffolk
New Market
London
Simon Sherlock
Globe Tavern
Hatton Garden
Zarrs
Deptford
Job Geare
Red Cross
Southwark
Bars
T. Clarke
Bellaf
Signior
Hampton Court
Queen Anne
Silisbury Street
Strand
Thames
Lambert
Glover
Alfcroft
Bluecoat
Royal Exchange
Cornhil
Giles
Millen
Hercules Pillars Alley
Allcroft
A. Harman
Haydon Square
Wright
Sermon and books advertised in Canterbury cathedral notice
Advertisements announce a sermon preached at Canterbury on January 3 1717 18 the Martyrdom day of Charles I urging mercy and condemning sins. Also advertised are new publications by J Lewis A A Sykes and multiple publishers with prices 4d 6d and 3d and notes on reprints and a general title and Preface offer.
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Canterbury
Charles the 1St
J. Lewis
Margate
Patersnotter Row
Chichester
Bangor
A. A. Sykes
Dey Drayton
Cambridge
J Knapton
Crown
T. Chila
White Hart
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Price
James Knapton
the Crown
St Paul’s Churchyard
J. Roberts
Warwick ‘Lane
J. Harrison
Royal Exchange
A. Dodd
Temple Bar
N.B
Riggetry
Price 3d