Debate on religious establishment and church reform in the House
In a speech to the House, the speaker opposes altering the established church, arguing the union is sacred and free conscience must be protected. He warns against sectarian reform, stresses harm to civil order, and urges maintaining established doctrine to prevent national disorder.
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Church of England
Tipoti
Wwé
Butte
Germany
Jesus
Trinity
Aps
British Magazine and General Review for February 1772
Publication promises stylish engravings of King George III and Queen Charlotte with Stirling Castle. Includes political and literary critique, Voltaire on Milton, parliamentary proceedings on the Thirty-Nine Articles, and Horace Walpole poetry. Proprietors defend against critics and vow continued vigorous publication.
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Times
George the
Queen Charlotte
Ryland
Stirling Castle
Church of England
Voltaire
Denmark
Horace Walpole
Briti 2
General Review
Brit Magazine
Thal
Europe
Letters of Junius Third Edition and Second Volume Offer
The Press of Dryden Leach advertises the Letters of Junius in a new edition. It notes the third edition priced at three shillings and a second volume priced one shilling, containing the last six letters including Mansfield and Camden. Also mentions Sketches and Characters by John Wheble, No. 24 in Pates Notter-Row.
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Dryden Leach
Junius
Lord Mansfield
Lord Camden
John Wheble
Patesnotter-Row
Mysterious Balsamic Tincture Case Report Emerges
A peculiar case of a balsamic tincture's efficacy surfaces in medical chatter. The report compiles scattered quotations from diverse sources to present a singular instance claimed as remarkable, titled Millected, and shifts focus to the perceived therapeutic value of this traditional remedy.
Miraculous Cure Claim For Maeredant Drops In 1771 Letter
A letter from Oxford dated December 16 1771 praises Maeredant's Drops used by Thomas Wilkins to treat his twelve year old son for severe scorbutic symptoms in teeth and gums. The note claims rapid recovery within a month and lists endorsements from local notables. It urges publication in London and names Norton as proprietor with addresses and bottle price.
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Maeredant
Norton
Golden-quare
London
Oxford
Thomas Wilkins
Golden -{Quare
Piccadilly
John Norton
Maredant
Piddington
Snow-Hill
West-Smithfield
Mr. Keen
Fleet-Street
Deering
Carott- Wearehouse
Newport‘Street
Long-Acre
Smith
Pater-noster Row
Pryer
Craven
Bee Bales
Sua, A
Bile addressing Pills touted for curing bilious and chronic diseases
An advertised remedy called Byllish Pills claims to strengthen the stomach deterge the bowels aid digestion promote secretions and remove impurities with no irritation or pain The ad asserts remarkable private practice success and appeals to inhabitants of Great Britain especially women and delicate people claiming efficacy against bilious flatulent and hypochondriac complaints It notes sale locations in London and Cambridge and mentions the inventor as a respected physician who declines to publish his name
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Great Britain
F. Newsery
St., Paul’s Church
Yard
London
Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
N.B
Newsbery
Pectoral Lozenges by T Greenough London ad 1769
For coughs hoarseness and lung defluxions these lozenges promise relief. Prepared by T Greenough apothecary at Ludgate Street London they claim to soften and heal the throat and lungs and aid appetite. Counterfeits are noted and warning issued to observe the lid inscription and genuine mark.
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T. Greenough
King’s Arms and Pestle and Mortas
Ludgate-street
London
Tolu
W. Bayley
Cocktour-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
Mr. Purdie
North Parade
Bath
Verdi
King’s Bench
Chymisi
Ludgate Street
Bausam
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House of Commons
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Acta
Triitines
Gertain
Society of the West-India Merchants
Thames-Street
London Bridge
John Eden
Agno
Soefolk
LawshvGe
Rous
Old England
Spain
Grfta
Suffolk
Gowan
Benneath
J. Wheble
Norwich
Bury
Tofwich
Chelmsford
Dicine
Richard Restarick
Grantham
William Grantham
Pantheon
Oxford Road
F. Newwbery
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Doctor's House
Littlechapel Street
Wardour Street
Soho
Rupert Wincay
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church
Lidgate Street
Velno
Harles Weyman
Middlesex
Burrow
Prines.of
J, Burrows
Furtcher
Hopson
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