Equestrian Hero and Scandal in 18th Century Nobility
A narrative recounts Lord P’s public career from 1743 birth to high offices and cavalry command, then charts a web of affairs with Miss H and Mrs Kdal. The tale follows elopements, royal circles, exile, and reform, ending with Mrs Kdal’s school venture and Lord P’s covert liaison. The piece blends gossip with social status, marriage entanglements, and class intrigue surrounding the aristocracy.
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Inamorato
Esatein
Germany
Hanover
Dha
Europe
Aid de Camp
Dragoons
Elizabeth
Mifsing
Broffels
d’Angleterre
Madame Bougie
Kngles
Gamber
England
Kh—les
H—r
Braffels
Dover
Harwich
Miss H
Complete English Farmer review in Gentleman's Magazine
The Complete English Farmer is praised for extensive practical instruction and experienced authority. It cautions against ill judged improvements, favors steady cultivation of land, and promises profit and entertainment for the intelligent husbandman per a Gentleman's Magazine review excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Newbery
St. Paul's
Church- Yard
Gentleman’s Magazine
Formhal
The
Gentleman's Magazine
Essence of Pearl Advertises Teeth Care for Children
A dental remedy claim urges care of children’s teeth with Essence of Pearl to prevent scurvy gums and early decay. It cites royal patronage, promises safer cleaning, and lists Bayley and Price as exclusive London sellers at 2s 6d per bottle.
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Hemet
Amelia
N.B
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Obie Darevar peblipeds in a History Letter Series
Fragmentary OCR text references Miss Carolina Manders and a Letters to a Frimp series. Publication details show printed for the author and sold by T. Evans in Pater-noster-Row. The readable fragments suggest a satirical or whimsical pamphlet style with archaic spelling.
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Miss Carolina
Manders
T. Evans
Sermon printed with Speaker's approbation in 1772
A fragment notes a sermon preached before the House of Commons on a Thursday in January 1772. It states the complete sermon was printed with the Speaker's approval at a member's expense and sold by T. Evans in Patternoster Row.
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Tennant and Bally
Bath
Drs Novel
House of Commons
T. Evans
Extraordinary Cure by Velno Vegetable Syrup
John Astle of Walham Green Fulham suffered long venereal disease with mercurial treatment. After refusing salivation he tried Velno Vegetable Syrup. within days throat ulcers eased, eruptions subsided, tumors shrank, and pains declined. In about two months he was restored to work, surprising neighbors. Feb 24, 1772.
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John. Astle
Salthill
Walham Green
Fulham
Burrows
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Ayder
Joan
Fifer
Y—k
K—-dal
P—t
Peg Ham—n
Kensington
Parkler
Scotland
Flep
Ciled Sathd
Merne
Pot
Boulogne
Braimpton
K—dal
Mrs. K
K——I
Paul
Trrus
J. Wheble
St. Paul’s Chai-Yard
Mons. de Voltaire
Great-Barrarny
Ciacassia
Greece
F. Newbery’s
Bookfeller