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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 22, 1772

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2

Ancient Parliaments and Bay of Honduras dispute noted

Fragment discusses early forms of Parliament called Folc-mote and stabe terms, plus a long letter on the Bay of Honduras govern ment, slave trade, and Spanish protection from church and state. Includes maritime notices, ship arrivals, and public notices from London papers.

Egbere Egbert Mole Rangs England Peprey

Foreign Affairs Report on Milan Madness Experiment

Milan, July 22. The experiment on two insane patients from the Hospital of St. Vincent succeeded on one. After immersion, rubbing, and bleeding, the patient developed a fever but recovered sensibility. The cure is attributed to the fright of being plunged into water and the fever's force.

Milan Hospital of St. Vincent

Balsamic Tincture for the Scurvy Adverts Cure

A testimonial letter dated March 25, 1772 claims a perfect cure of inveterate scurvy after using six or seven bottles of Balsamic Tincture. It invites others to apply at No 64 Coleman Street and notes availability for wholesale and retail at F Newbery and at Dr. RYSSEEGs address. A gratis short account of scurvy symptoms is offered.

Coleman Street J. F F. New Bery St. Paul's Church-Yard Little Chapel-Street Wardour Street Soho

Cure touted for inveterate scurvy by Norton’s Drops

A letter from Nathaniel Lane of Covent Garden praises Dr Norton of Golden Square London for curing his son of a severe scurvy after two years. The note urges publication to help others and lists cures claimed for leprosy ulcers fistulas piles and inflammatory eye conditions. It promotes signing by Norton and warns against counterfeits with testimonials.

Sam Nathaniel Lane Great Buffel Court Covent Garden Norton Golden-square Piccadilly London John Norton N. B Maredant Fleet Street P. Shatwell’s Adelphi Déering Newport Street Long Ace Smith Pryor Craven Street The Strand Street Scratford Bathwin Greenwich

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