Addressing Welsh Liberty and Parliamentary Abuse in 1770
Britannicus argues that liberty requires steadfast opposition to royal prerogative and ministerial corruption. He invokes James I and Charles I to warn against treacherous abuse of power, urges Wales and England to unite, and condemns factional plots, urging immediate resistance to safeguard parliamentary independence and national prosperity.
Prominent British Reform Talk Feeds Public Debate
A fragment from the Middlesex Journal echoes calls for truth and liberty as reformers unite across the empire. It condemns deceit by certain factions, praises petition efforts by freeholders, and urges perseverance to reveal the true state of millions of loyal subjects.
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Friends of Truth and Freedom
British Empire
Westminster Hall Meeting for Address and Petition
Electors of the City and Liberty of Westminster are summoned to Westminster Hall on Wednesday March 28 at eleven in the forenoon to consider an address remonstrance and petition to His Majesty for redress of grievances.
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Standard-Tavern
WE $Tminster
Westminster Hall
Middlesex Sheriffs Call Freeholders for March Meeting
AnEACON laid before Middlesex county Freeholders to address grievances, with a request to meet Friday the 360th of March at eleven in the forenoon in the Mile-End Assembly Room to consider an humble Address Remonstrance and Petition to the Throne.
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Middlesex
Corner Strand Yx7 Bedding and Upholstery Warehouse Ad
Thomas Smith advertises a bedding and upholstery warehouse at the corner of Butcher Row facing Temple Bar offering carpets blankets feathers quilts mattresses beds and ready made furniture in various fabrics at low cash prices with orders available for sea or land service.
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Butcher -Row
Temple-Bar
Persia
Turkey
Wilton
Kidderminster
Cheney
The Polite Lady: A Course of Female Education
A historical listing of a multifaceted guide titled The Polite Lady or A Course of Female Education presented as a series of letters from a mother to a daughter. Subjects include obedience reading writing dancing drawing music French geography sewing cleanliness friendship behavior conversation dress diversions idleness virtue temperance chastity modesty pride anger pity religion. Published by Carnan and Newbery at No 65 St Pauls Church Yard.
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Carnan
Newbery
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Turko-Eurasian World Tour Book Summary
Advertises This Day It Is Publi ifedy In Two Volumes priced six shillings bound with twelve copper plate cuts and maps. Explains content on Turkey Asia the Holy Land Arabia Egypt and other parts with accounts of manners religion polity antiquities and natural history. Includes Jerusalem description and scriptural places with notes by editor Charles Thompson and modern travelers. Printed for Carnan and Newbery at St Paul’s Churchyard.
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Turkey
Asia
Holy Land
Arabia
Egypt
Jerusalem
Charles Thompson
Edlitor
Carnan
Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
England
Europe
Cremnitz
Hungary
St.’ Paul’s Church Yard
Lewis
Buffeltreet
Covent-Garden
This Day is Published Second Edition Cookery Book
This Day is Published the Second Edition of a French and English cookery work titled Professed: Cook Or The Modern Art of Cookery and Confeétionary. It presents methods in French cuisine adapted for London markets, with translations from Les Soupers de la Cour and receipts from renowned kitchens, printed for R. Davis and T. Caslon.
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Les-Soupers-de-la-Cour
London
Eprror
Kingdom
R. Davis
Piccadilly
T. Caslon
Stationers-Hall
Genuine Memoirs and Other Newgate Prison Books Adverts
An 18th century print advert announces the Genuine Memoirs of Miss Faulkner and other titles selling at the King’s Bench Prison shop. It lists prices and options including A Defence of Woman translated from Spanish, North Briton editions with appendices, and the Adulterer and New Circuit Companion. It calls readers in Great Britain and Ireland to purchase through William Bingley or publishers, with details on where shops are located.
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Faulkner
DO. de Laston
Countess of
Halifax
William Bingley
King
Great Britain and Ireland
Feyjoo
Bingley
Ang
Torun
Perfanz
King’s Beach
NEW Circuit Companion
Cure for Scrofula and Leprosy Drops Advertise Cure
A 1770 London doctor’s tonic claims to cure scurvy and related conditions by Merchant's Drops. The letter from Ham Lane Stratford Essex urges Mr Norton, Surgeon, Golden Square, to publish the cure and references numerous testimonials. Bottles priced at 6s and sale outlets listed include Snow Hill Smithfield Bishopsgate and Fleet Street shops.
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Norton
Golden-square
London
Piccadilly
Prietor
John Noraton
John Norstony
Evers
Paradise
Rotherhithe
Fell's
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Syeye Ee
National Assembly
House of Commons
James the
Charles
Jeromer
Stuart
Jamies
Sewart
House ‘of
Hanover
Britannia
Commonwealth
Bangor
Noarth- Wales
Thomas Smith
Donna i
King’ S Bench Prison
Marchant
Ham-Lane
Stratford
Essex
Hawding