A Pastoral Ballad From the Middlesex Journal
The fragment presents Abelard’s lament for Daphne in a pastoral scene. It evokes a shepherd, a broken heart, and a beloved named Daphne, with the waters, willows, and hills witnessing his grief as he sings of loss and longing. The verse reflects doomed love and farewell to his lambkins and plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis
Daphne
Zephyr
Abelard
Unclear Patent Pills Claim Calming Hysterical Ills
Fragmentary OCR describes a London medicine sold by William Jamesville at Royal Exchange, claiming to ease fevers headaches stomach acidity indigestion and hysteria in young women. It markets a dose of thirty six pills per vial at two shillings with allowances for repeat purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Domville
Royal Exchange
Boch
Herery
London
William Japmville
Bobketellet
Young
England
Blackheath
Artillery Club
Greenwich
Woolwich
Deptford
Barnet
Mr. Blake
Dove
Messis. Flockton
Fobson
Stratford
Punch
Shakepeare
Board of
Green Cloth
Sty
Tower-hill
Black-friars Bridge
Westminster
Kendal
Westmoreland
Heath
Ashford
Tenderden
Kent
Hofséwhip
Han
Mendes
da Costa
Efo
Mincing-lane
Twickenham
Turnham-green
Gore
Jong Piccadilly
Jesuits Drops advertised as true original cure for venereal disease
A London advertisement touts true and original Jesuits Drops with decades of Venereal Disease success. It warns a rival patent claimant and asserts the remedy stays potent in any climate. The author offers a chemical itch liquor and a facial liniment, sold via Whitcomb in Fleet Street and George Wife in Tunbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rock
Acthe
Golden Head
Bill-Savage Gateway
Ludgate Hill
London
Guild Hall
Whitcomb
Fleet-Lane
Westminster petition debate held at Globe Tavern Strand
A Westminster petition was read and unanimously agreed at the Globe Tavern in the Strand. Reports say electors chose St John the Baptist day for Westminster Hall assembly and motion to petition the King. Details include discussions of the Lower House, pensions, and various political maneuvers.
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Miss Rose
Gracechurch Street
Cornhill
My. Wilder
London
Westminster
Globe Tavern
Strand
St. John the Baptist
Westminster-hall
Bridgewater
Lord B
Thane
Badmington
Gloucestershire
Duke
Duchess of Beaufort
M—ny
East-India Company
Middlesex
Freeholders
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Middlesex Journal
Miss Rofe
Haymarket
T Foote
Keiie Royal
Hay-Market
Tom Thumb
Enbam and Co
Thares
East Lidia Company
Eas-India House
Leafenhall-street
Bengal
George ‘Cole
Luthington
Delhi
Sarah Dowla
Portsmouth
Belfast
France
Brest
Paoli
Switzerland
Gibraltar
Portmahon
Senegal
O’hara
Merlin-Stoop
Arguin
Jamaica
Rattan Isle
Bay of Campeachy
Havannah
Europe
Marseilles
Toulon
Rome
Holy See
Bourbon
Balti
Bettie
William