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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 24, 1772
Page
2
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A historical account details Bolland’s elaborate frauds across London after befriending and robbing tradesmen, cons that included hijacking an officer’s wife by exploiting legal tricks, and a bold forgery scheme. The narrative ends with his capture and execution, and notes on his infamous reputation in the city.
Publication details a medical treatise by William Adams on stone causes nucleus formation and bladder and kidney diseases. It includes diagnostics for urethral conditions and venereal effects, with care methods and cited clinical instances. Published in London by Shatwell Southern and author in Cornhill.
A historical advertisement for MEESE Cakes making a shining liquid blacking by water only. It claims superior gloss and pliability, prevents cracking, and avoids odors. Sold wide by W Bayley in Cockspur Street with appointments at New Bond Street Civet Cat and other shops, sixpence per cake.
John Astle of Walham Green Fulham endured mercurial treatment for venereal disease. A surgeon urged salivation but Astle refused. Dr Burrows advised the Vegetable Syrup which, after about twenty days, eased throat ulcers and reduced eruptive symptoms. Within two months he fully recovered and resumed work, as neighbors noted. Agents listed in Haymarket, Ludgate Street, and Cambridgehall.
A letter and testimonials describe recovery from severe scurvy and boils after using Norton’s Maredanit Drops. Patients recount long illnesses, hospital refusals, and eventual restoration of health and strength. The advertisement lists numerous London retailers selling the remedy and warns against counterfeits signed by Norton.
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