Debating constitutional union and church tests in Scotland
A parliamentary debate on altering the union and reforming church subscription, with speakers arguing the Crown oath, the right to legislate, and the need for a universal faith standard. Critics warn against destabilizing the public peace and discuss scriptural criteria, church authority, and the dangers of religious freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Speaker
Salus
Bemund Burkepoke
Mr. Speakery
Church of Scotland
Scotland
Chen
Church of England
Simonides
Reafor
Transubstantia
Ion
Moses
Mian
Ely
Thagy
Chester
Gloucester
Paul
Charles the Second
This Day of Imprisonment for Debt inhumane policy
An 18th century pamphlet discusses imprisonment for debt, criticizing inhumanity and policy as evil tendencies. It notes a translation from Trafian and commentary attributed to Voltaire, offered as a supplement to a CrImes and Punishments essay. Printed by F. Newbery at St Paul’s Churchyard corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
The Queen of Denmark and Her Imperial Family
An 1772 advert for Lady's Magazine and Christian's Magazine announces upcoming monthly issues. It promises engravings, decorative copper plates, and a range of content from sentimental journeys to moral essays, astrology theology, and foreign intelligence. The publication seeks reader submissions from scholars and universities, with a free first number to judge quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Carolina Matilda
de la Cour
England
Melinda
Epictetus
Aspasia
la Chine
G. Robinson
Paterhofter-Row
Oxford
Cam Bridge
York
Dublin
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Ireland
Queen of Denmark Engraving Display in February 1772 Magazine
A description of an engraving showing the Queen of Denmark in confinement with officers, noted for a February 1772 issue of Hebe’s Lady's Magazine. It highlights additional contents such as an apron pattern, a wood engraving of the Queen Dowager, songs, letters toPrincess Royal, and various literary pieces, with publication details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Copenhagen
HEBLE
Lady’s Magazine
Roya
England
Dr la Cour
Ireland
Wales
Mr. Cowper
J. Wheble
The Bloom of Circassia Imported to Great Britain
An account promotes a cosmetic liquid called the Bloom of Circassia imported to Britain. It claims instant rosy cheeks lasting through perspiration, sold at 5s 3d per bottle with directions from Newbery and Shropshire booksellers. Bottles bear the cypher seal ECF to prevent counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Greece
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church
Pearl Essence advertised as teeth preservative for children
Care of children dentist observes early tooth loss stems from neglect in childhood and ignorance about cleaning. He promotes Essence of Pearl as safe, beneficial for gums, prevents scurvy, strengthens first teeth. Sold by W Bayley in Cockspur Street and J Price near the India House for 2s 6d per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofi-R
Amelia
Lom
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Relic of Balsamic Tincture Efficacy Testimonial
An 18th century testimonial reports dramatic recovery from numerous boils and swelling after using Balsamic Tincture. Richard Restarick describes near paralysis and hospital failure, then rapid improvement and full restoration following several months of treatment. Grandmaster Grantham confirms the account. sale details list F Newbery Soho and St. Pauls Church-Yard vendors.
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Richard Restarick
N. B
Grantham
William Grantham
Pantheon
Oxford
F. New Bery
St. Paul’s
Little Chapel-Street
Wardour Street
Soho
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