Plague Reports and Court News From Europe and London
Letters from Moldavia France and Spain note plague allegedly ceased in several regions. Paris reports police seek libel authors amid monk possession found. A chemist claims a potent copper poison via lips with fatal, incurable effects. London events include court trials, alderman’s conduct investigations, outrages by Hearts of Steel in Ireland, and naval measures near Beachy Head.
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Moldavia
Podoliay
Ukraine
Paris
Ste Fearch
Spain
Madrid
Duke of Parma
Halle
Ani
Jafly
France
East-India
India
Earl of Dunbar
England
N. B
Lord Dunbar
Mansfield
Rome
Sheriff’s Court
Hyde
Guildhall
Wis
St. James’s
Savile
Windsor
Glynn
London
Wilkes
Reds
Ireland
Law
Guilford
Antigua
St. Kitt’s
Nevis
Lisbon
Hampden
Braithwait
Admiralty
Beachy-head
Felmongers
Bermondiey
Newgate
Guildhal
Old Baiey
Ennifeilling
Thompson
Parker
Promortofus St James's Dec 1772 Royal Notices
The king creates Sir James Wright baronet of Great Britain and appoints William Eddington as inspector of ports. Marriages announced include Walkinson to Miss Woodward, William King to Miss Hinde, and others at St George Hanover Square. Deaths listed across multiple towns and professions. Prizes drawn details follow with diverse numbers.
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St. James’s
Great- Britain
James Wright
Georgiay
William Eddington
Great Britain
England
Wales
Berwick Upon Tweed
Samuel Dennis
St. John’s College, Oxord
Childe
William Pearson
Bom Ee Ees
St. George’s
Hanover-square
Walkinson
Devonshire-street
Queen-square
Bloomsbury
Grimadell
Geo. Lambertson
Oxford-street
Dorothy Athcroft
Hendon
Middlesex
Samuel Chandler
Great- Ruffel- Street
Ann Troutbeck
Gray’s-inn - Lane
George Lee
Nun’s-court
Coleman-street
Obert
Boulogne
St. Augustine’s Church
Bristol
Robert *Willoughby
Rosmaund
Bruce
James Bailey
Carrington-street
May-Fair
Maria Williams
Shepherd-street
Harlow
George Hunsdon
Crown Inn
Cockrane
Maples
Free-School
St. Sepulchr
Hammermith
Thomas Warkman
Gloucester
Jarvis
Clerkenwell
Tomsford
Bedfordshire
Margaret Squire
Mr. Plomer
Charles-street
Westminster
Deptford
Abraham Cohen
Jeiu Merchdict
Pimlico
Thomas Goodall
Fulham
Nicholas Kenworth
Newman-street
Theophilus Loxam
Hackney
Villarton
William Villarton
the Hague
Jonas Appleyard
Joseph Yorke
Vauxhall
Hamilton
Boyds Esqy
Newington Green
le Roy
Mr. Barron
St. James’square
Parzes Drawn Bee 1998 Ener Noe 316465
Fragmented OCR reads as a sequence of numbers and phrases with no clear coherent event. It mentions names like Parzes and Bee and includes many numeric codes, dates, and codes that do not form a recognizably reportable action or outcome. The readable content is insufficient to determine a concrete news item.
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Sebe
Fretics
Sgf
Oxford formulary and Maldon river plans provoke debate
An 18th century report notes a majority of Oxford heads approving a formulary for matriculation aligning with the Church of England. It also cites a Maldon letter disapproving a navigable river Chelmer or Maldon canal, plus hops duties and a Portsmouth area incident where a man was found under a pub bed with a razor, leading to swift action by locals.
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Oxford
Lord North
Church of
England
Church of “ England
Chelusford
Maldon
Essex
King’s ‘Head
Chelmer
Chelmsford
Ira
Remarkable Imperial Case and Weather Oddity Report
The text notes a man before four justices of the peace, committed to Winchester jail, and mentions a woman whose husband was hanged five years earlier near Portsmouth. It cites heavy rains causing damage, and a curious phenomenon where women lost hair due to cold while men did not, inviting scientific inquiry from local virtuosi.
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Diunheath
Caithness
True Effertial Salt of Lemons Sold In London Shops
An 18th century advertisement touts a lemon extract called true Effertial Salt of Lemons. It claims to offer the lemon’s flavor and punch, with ready use, cheaper than fresh fruit, and helpful for removing stains from fabrics and inks. Sold wholesale by William Bailey Peimer and retail by several London merchants at one shilling per box.
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Wiliam Baileyy Peimer
Cockfout-street
Hay Market
London
J. Price
Leadenhall Street
F. Newbery
Turlington
Dr. Anderson
Agnes
Exer
St. Anthony’s
Hooper
Dr. Bateman
Stoughton
James
Etzhe
C. Gratis
Avery
Leakes Pill Promises Quick Cure for Venereal Disease
An advertisement touts Leake’s celebrated Pill as a safe swift remedy for venereal disease and chronic disorders. It claims a two shilling six pence price per box and a single pill as a dose, with testimonials of rapid recovery and suitability for sailors and travelers. The notice lists multiple shops and practitioners across London and surrounding towns as distributors.
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Efis Majesty
Leake
Golden Head
Bride Lane
Freet-street
Allt
Vache
Alban
S-Street
Fish Freet Hill
Robertin
Denham
Bookiuler
Hermitage
Wapping
Taylor
King-street
Deptford
Hance
Graveferd
Fisher
Rochester
Wife
Punbridge
Walker
Maidtone
Wood
Batt Grintead
Langley
Warking
Rut
Gulliferd
Wr Blackman
Reading
Grange
Uxbridge
Hwil
St. Alban’s
Late Surgeon Advertises Cure All Diseases at Black Eagle
DoGor K U LIC RK offers a private method to cure all degrees of the French Disease with no diet changes or business disruption at the Black Eagle in Lower East Smithfield. The offer includes miscellaneous medicines and treatments with “No Cure no Pay” and public testimonials.
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DoGor K U Lic RK
Resolution
Black Eagle
Lower East Smithfield
King’s
Squire Dickinson
Maudlin
Lord Anson
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