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Died and local deaths with medical ads in London notices
Died at Blackheath John Adams a writer in the East-India Company service in the Indies. Notices of deaths in Curfitor-street Chancery-lane and Johnson's Court Freet-street with a haberdasher, and in Yorkshire Henry Barnard of Cornborough. Dr Bateman's Pectoral Drops advertised for fevers and ague, with Redcliffe's Purging Elixir for constipation. Bankrupts listed with surrender dates and names, including Matthews, D’Atcarnou, Philpott, Cooper, Grindal, Alexander, Reynolds, Lamb, Collett, Inman, and others. Ship news from Gravesend to Deal and port arrivals at Hull, Lynn, Harwich, Yarmouth, Glasgow, Dover, and the Downs, noting vessels and routes.
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Blackheath
John Adams
East-India Company
Batt-Indies
Beafe
Chancery-lane
Railey
Johnson’s Court
Freet-street
Lancaster
Haberdasher
George Westron
Bofier and Hatter
Facin St. Clement’s Church
N. B
Dicey and Co
William Grindal
Moses Alexander
Pancras Lane
London
Guildhall
Thomas Reynolds
Bishopstorford
Hertford
Thomas Lamb
Cornhill
Benjamin Collett
St. Clement Danes
Bofier
Welstcliffe
Yorkshire
Thomas Battie
Ripon