Unyielding Lords Debate Anglesey Heir Question
A long session reports controversy over the legitimacy of Arthur the son of Richard Earl of Anglesey. Lords prize conscience over court claims as Chancellor and others question the Derby era marriage. The debate name exposes alleged perjury, a contested certificate, and public indignation at a questionable verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Dash
Thame
Donovan
England
Westmeath
Shannon
Milton Kingston
Podner
Ely
Altament
Strangford
Clanwilliams
Crosbie
Cork
Elphin
Kingsale
Blayney
Soushwell
Knapton
Annally
Dawson
Bangor
Dubois
Fabpozna
Lodge
Ann Countess of
Anglesey
Juliana Donovan
Asthur
Annesley
Earl of Anglesey
Lord Longfod
Rawdon
Southwell
Lord Longford
Lord Rawdon
Lord Annally
Richard
Earl of
Juliana
Ann Simpsons
Arglesey
Anglesy
Valentia
Farl of
Apglesey
John
Brown
Lod-Va
Letter Threats and Satire Against King in 1772 Print
A 1772 letter to the printer of the Middlesex Journal attacks a writer of an anonymous pamphlet about the king. The author denounces treason, demands punishment, defends the royal family, and calls for severe penalties for the author and printer while defending parliamentary acts and royal prerogatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Journal
Tyburn
Parliament
Billingsgate
Witners Wilkes
Horne
Townsend
Roy
Wales
Papis
Raitfe Frei Bitles
England
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
Prince of
Hales
West-India Merchants Plan to Promote Genuine Rum Sales
The West-India Merchants printed a January minutes showing a plan to promote sale of Genuine Rum in small quantities. It stated a warehouse in Lower Thames Street by Evans and Co. would aid this effort and urged all dealers to participate to extend genuine rum sales. James Allen, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the West India Merchants
Lower Thames Street
London Bridge
John Eden
Messrs. Corzins and Co
Eden
Evans
Merlrs
Collins and Co
Lower Thames-Street
Messrs, Collins, and Co
James Allen
Extraordinary Cure by Velno Vegetable Syrup Letter
A 1772 testimonial describes twelve years of virulent scurvy with throat head and face involvement cured after using Velno's Vegetable Syrup. The letter from Ward Senior praises Dr Burrows and notes bottles priced 10s 6d with agency details in London and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss Ward
Burrows
J Fletcher
Hopson
Pectoral Lozenges of Tolu by T Greenough Apothecary
Advertises cough and throat remedy Lozenges prepared by T Greenough at No 75 Ludgate Street London. Claims relief for coughs hoarseness lung issues and asthma with Ballad of Tolu reference and notes counterfeit risk and a 1769 royal bench verdict against imitators. Includes distributors Bayley Rothwell Purdie and address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Greznowcu
King’s Arms and Pestle and
Ludgate- Street
London
Ballatn
Tolu
W. Bayley
Pereforcer
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
King’s Bench
T. Greenough
Chywuft
Cure for inveterate scurvy via Norton's Drops in 18th century London
A testimonial from ANN JOYCE of Hackney praising Mr Norton of Golden-square London for Cure by his Drops after years of suffering from scurvy. The letter claims relief from leg inflammation and blood impurities, with endorsements by witnesses and a list of shops selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Joyce
Claude Croquee
John Webb
Norton
Golden-square
Piccadilly
London
John Noron
N. B
John Norton
Marchant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lester
Beth
Fune
Rey
Jentin
Yeas Rad Charebllor
Thedngs
Duke of Leinster
Fe Allchiteen
Onsethring
Tyrone
Mornington
Moira
Charlemont
Lodgford
Eyrs
Dromore
PrintTer
Mr. Gattows
T.O D
Distaff Lane
N.B
Tod
Whitkey
Dr. Burrows
Mr. Norton
Golden-quare
Pound-Lane
Clapton
St. John’s
Hackney
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