English Liberty and the Threat of Ministerial Despotism
A citizen appeals to restore balance between royal prerogative and parliamentary power, denouncing corrupt ministers and unlawful elections. The writer cautions that six million Britons are bound by laws shaped by bribery, urging courage to defend constitutional rights and stop ministerial oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condike
Subjeé
Commons
England
Royal Heart Hall
THETHER's Coronation Quertes on Royal Redress and Oath
Debated questions on whether a king must redress grievances when appealed and if resistance is warranted. It queries dissolution of allegiance, constitutional infringements, and the right of the people to demand relief when government neglects duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belial
Hamlet
Reward for Grey and White Foxhound Bitch missing
On Monday the 19th an grey and white foxhound bitch with rounded ears was lost from Privy Gardens Whitehall. Anyone who brings her to the Duke will receive five guineas. The bitch is afflicted with distemper and coughs. No greater reward offered.
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Privy-Gardens
Mond's
Privy-Garden
Whitehall
Fate Exciseman's Pocket-Book and The Excise Laws
This Day is published price four shillings board Fate Exciseman's Pocket-Book containing Abstracts of all the Laws relative to the Customs and Excise interspersed with forms of Informations for proceeding against Offenders with useful Tables and Rules showing the Duties of Excise and the Value of yearly Salaries for any Number of Days at one View By Samuel Welch Printed by W. Griffin Garrick's Head in Cacheine-street Strand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exciseman
Customs and Excise
Samuel
W. Griffin
Garrick’s
Cacheine-street
Strand
Political Treasury of Merit and Political History.
A London imprint advertises a periodical volume titled NHE Treasury or Political and Literary History of the present Times. It promises all letters and essays from the last six weeks, with notes and references, to elucidate political and useful knowledge. It asserts universal approbation, asks townsmen to aid in forming public opinion, and offers a repository of politics and literature for gentlemen and posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NHE
Jumps
London
J. Bell
Exeter-Exchange
the. Strand
S.° Bladon
Pater-noster-Row
J. Murray
Fleet-street
The American Gazette Sixth Issue Dialogue of Disputes
A published dig with index and table of contents price two shillings sixpence collects authentic addresses memorials petitions and papers from February 1768 to date. It includes the Journal of American Transactions and correspondence among Bernard Gace and ministry along with speeches by notable leaders and a vindication of Boston. New editions reprint all former numbers and offer sets or a single volume.
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American Gazette
Assembly House of
Bernard
Gace
Ministry
Bollan
Great Britain
Boston
Commodore Hood
Américan Board of Customs
G. Kearfly
Ludgate Street
J. Aimon
Piccadilly
Hy Parker
Cornhill
Ese Court and City Magazine March 1770 publication notice
Announcement of the March 1770 issue of Ese Court and City Magazine price sixpence with copper plates. Describes two scenes including a domestic satire and a rural winter scene. Notes sales by J. Smith in London and distribution to major cities. references prior numbers and featured content.
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London
J. Smith
Patersnofter-Row
Oxford
Cambridge
Dublin
Edinburgh
York
Bath
Bristol
Great Britain
Ireland
St. Alban's
A New Edition Dictionary For Public Use And Benefit
A historical advertisement describes a new English dictionary by Fenning and associates. It highlights a comprehensive plan uniting scattered science terms, with claims of breadth beyond prior dictionaries. It notes royal licensing, with printers Baldwin Hawes Crowder Robins and Co. and protection details.
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Fenning
R. Baldwin
Universal Purging Powders Sold by Dr Aishaud
Advertises Dr John Aishaud's purging powders famed for fevers rheumatism smallpox and inflammatory disorders. Sold by Mr Winning at the Blanket and Carpet-Winehouse 58 Steeal Church-Yard with ten days packets at 12s or one dose 1s 6d. Includes note of a free treatise and letters patent from the King of France.
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John Aishaud
France
Europe
Winning
St.eal
Cure for scurvy drops advertised to London surgeon
A 1770 letter from Ham Lane Stratford Humble Servant claims his inveterate scurvy and related symptoms were cured by Marchant's Drops from Mr Norton, surgeon in Golden Square. The note invites public verification through testimonials and lists various outlets where the drops are sold.
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Mr. Norton
Golden-quarey London
Marchant
Ham
Stratford
Essex
Hawding
Norton
West-side
Quare
Piccadilly
London
John Noraton