Poems and notices from the Middlesex Journal and others
A fragmented late article page shows poems courting love and virtue, announcements about an apocryphal Bible subscription plan, medical notices for Jesuits Drops and related tonics, and advertisements from London booksellers and physicians. The text blends verse, public notices, and early 19th century commerce.
Echo Admonished for Repeating Love Tale
The Middlesex Journal presents a mock admonition as a speaker laments to a treacherous echo. The speaker pleads for silence and soft recounting of sorrows, warning the echo not to continue the mournful verse.
Caution to the Public over Montpellier Jesuit Drops
A public warning details Wessells alleging counterfeit Montpellier Jesuit Drops sold by RavenScroft and Co. at Fleet Lane and Old Bailey. The catalog promotes the remedy as a cure for venereal injuries, gravel, and blood purification, with numerous locations and claims of efficacy and savings, while noting prior legal actions and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL Rock
Golden Head and Key
Bell-Savage Gateway
Ludgate- Till
London
Guild Hall
His
Mr. Whitcomb
Partsy-Cook
Fleet-Lane
Angel-Court
Stow- Hill
George Wile
Tunbridge
Kent
Ethereas Wessells
Old Bailey
Montpellier
Daytor Walker
Weffells and’Co
Ravenscroft and Co
Walker
Tyre
Weifells
Jew and Co
Bowles
Selden
Hay’s Court
St. Anns
Soho
Brown
Fistioney
Bell-Dock
Wapping-Old-Stairs
Dunderdale
Berwick-Areet
Folp
Merchant's Drops Advertised for Numerous Ailments
An 18th century advertisement touts "Marehants Drops" by John Norton as cures for leprosy fistulas ulcers and eye inflammations. It claims digestion aid and appetite boost with bottles labeled only by Norton and lists locations in Piccadilly Golden Square Paternoster Row and Great Newport Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furgeon
Norton
Golden Squaré
Piccadilly
Londéh
Beng
John Norton
Mr. Fell
Paternoster-Row
William Deering
Great Newport Street
Public tea in honour of the Prince of Wales day
From Tunibridge Wells news arrives of a grand public tea held by the Duke of Leeds on the Prince of Wales’s birthday. 300 distinguished guests attended as illuminations and fireworks lit the grounds, with the Lady Spencer presiding at the main table and Finchbeck’s ball room hosting a lanterned display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tunibridge Wells
Finchbeck
Surry
East India Stock
Leadenhall-street
Lord Weymouth
France
India
George Cotebroke
Sullivan
Opcalian
Nate
George’ Colebroke
Ladia
East-Sidlé Company
Stamp‘ AG
America
Savannah
Georgia
West
Florida
Whitfield
Ball
Charles-Town
South-Carolina
Warsaw
Sayty “ Palith Pruffia
Paoli
Gibraltar
Tunis
Minorca
Pembrokeshive
Solva
Newcastle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poets Corner
Rte
Middlesex
Sant Og
NG I
Taya
Cupid
The
Middlesex Journal
Jo Miss D—— L
Ain
Sahara
Rex J. Bentinck
Wrighton
Somersetshire
Adlard and Browne
Pleetstreet
Great Britain
Ireland
Wale
N. B
J. Fell
Arnes and
Golightly
Orporatre
Pope’s Head Alley
Royal Exchange
Corntill
Zes
Mr. Goff
Buckingham Gate
Hide Park Corner
Chelsea
Hamersmith
Tursham-green
Kew
Goff
Pall Mall
St. Alban
E Street
Echo