Freeman seeks apprentice in reputable business
A prominent company offers an apprenticeship to a well-educated, credible parented youth. A genteel premium is promised and the advertiser will direct inquiries via Mr Spires in Southampton Street or Mr Hart in Popping's Court Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Spires
Southampton-street
Fovent- Garden
Fovent- Garden ; Or Mr. Hart
Popping’s Court
Fleet-street
Advertiser
Leicestershire man credits Marchant's Drops cure for leprosy
Thomas Sewell of Leicester speaks under oath about a fourteen year battle with violent sores and a corrosive running matter. After trying several physicians without relief he used Marchant's Drops, prepared by John Norton of Golden-square, and reports restoration of appetite, healed sores, and ability to work. Norton claims many cured. bottles sell for six shillings, with warnings to seek genuine material signed by Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptythomas Sewell
Leicester
Marchant
Norton
Golden-square
Thomas Sewell
J. Gregory
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
Mr. Fell
N. B
Vito Fobn Norton
Maredeam
Great Personage Said to Be Pregnant in London
London reports a prominent figure may be expecting a child. A Wednesday council at the Cockpit, Whitehall, lasted until after eleven. Mr. Wilkes, seeking refuge at Crown and Anchor, met his former duel opponent Mr. Martin and they greeted with politeness. Saturday Earl Gower arrived from Newmarket and attended court, while Sir Thomas Worsley was seen traveling abroad from Pall Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cockpit
Whitehall
Wilkes
Crown and Anchor
Martin
Earl Gower
Newmarker
Thomas Worsley
Norfolk
St. James’s Square
Sussex
Earl of Britt
Gotti
St. James’s
igWn
Office of Ordnance
Hambourgh
Prufsian
Newmarket
Lord Weymouth
Constantinople
Porte
Russia
Milé-End
Middlesex
Brecon
Thomas Morgan
Esj
Corsica
Serjeant’s Inn
City of London
Duchess’ of
Queensborough
Almack’s
Duke of Gloucester
Mosto
Aeriegr Gann
Pth
Laban
Naa
Debates and dispatches mix with racing at Newmarket
Reports from London note royal progress and military prep as diplomats seek guidance on Corsica and Russia while obituaries and society balls mingle with betting at the Newmarket Spring meeting. Details include Sheriff attendances, Armament orders, and a procession of noble movements alongside racing results and civic notices.
Imperial Russia and Poland Updates From Old Europe
News snippet reports on the Russian imperial court preparing for campaign actions against foes in Poland and Great Poland. It notes marches of troops, fort destruction at St Elizabeth, and harsh orders toward dissidents. Also mentioned are Count Tottleben and Prince Charles of Poland seeking liberty, with Polish royal stance described as firm amidst upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Finks
Great
Poland
New
Servia
Ingoul
Count Tottléban
Charles
Poladd
Glogu
Prifsin
Rome
Italy
Disturbances at Covent Garden and Local Notices in Warham Era
Fragmented report covers Covent Garden theatre disruption after Mr Yates refused to play Sterling in the Clandestine Marriage, crowd tension eased when the part was read by Mortis. Also notes prices of corn in Beankey, a tradesman dispute over a 244 shortfall, a worm case at Marylebone, deaths, births, and a letter translation from Corsica dated 1769 praising English support for Paoli and families of patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Archibald’ Douglas
Doliglas
Fallon
Scotland
South-Audley-street
Warwickthire
Faily
Covent-garden
Yates
Sterling
Mortis
Hill
Queen's Head
Titchfield Street
Marybon
Jane Normand
Lower
Brittany
Trezes
Bearkley
Thomas Dove, Esq
Mra Frith
Swallow-fleet
Piecas Dily
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Parker, Prokfeller
New Bord Street
Owen
Temple Bar
Johnson Success
Dod
Avemaria Lane
W. Deering
Newport-street
Long Acre
Cockayne
George Simmonds
Carman
Joseph Rollo
Moorfields
Thomas Harley
Mayer
M. Thrush
Salisbury Court
Fleetstreet
Thomas Houghton
Royal Exchange
R. Miller
Walbrook
Collet
Scarbrough
Duke of Cumberland
Elizabeth
King’s Berich
Luthwark
Strong
George Hayter
Pancraslant
Blunt
Richard Fawson
St. Paul’s Church -Yard
Ward
Henry Woodfall
Sirohn Hynde ‘Cotton
B. C
C. Bunbury
Lord Barrymore
Mr. C. Blake
Lord Bolingbroke
Lord Pomfret
Lord Grosvenor
Bandy
Mr. March
Snap
Mr. J
Barry
Mr. Burlton
Blank
Sir C. Bunbury
B.C
Mr. Shaftoc
Cardinal Puff
Charles Bunbury
Bellano
George Barton
Melborough -Street
Elizabeth Till
Paffengham
Northampton
Richard Forester
Paftenham
The
Middlesex Journal
Paoli
Td Barlow Trecothick
Samuel Vaughan
Mott
U.P. T.S
John Cale
Holborn
Furrender
Guildhall
Joseph Andrews
St. Martin’s Lane
William Topham
Leeds
Yorkshire
New Inn
John Weightman
Degn-Stuset
William Rose
St. Nicholas
Depeford
John Hardisty
Grey’s Inn Laney Fader
Walfaill
Wiliams Réwster
Wolverhampton
Stafordshire
Linnen-Draper
Lay
Francis Newbold
Atherstone
Warngchape
Harvey
Sordrey
Don Felix
Mr. Garrick
Flora
Clina
Clive
Oakley
Holland
Abingwa
Mk Bath Iy
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