Opening of the Royal Society of Artists Exhibition
Yesterday the Royal Incorporated Society of Artists of Great Britain opened a new exhibition room with a performance by E Whith set to music by Mr. Hook. The poetry and pageantry invoked Britannia and Heavens aid to temper martial wrath, praising art to soothe warlike passions.
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Royal Incorporated Society of Artists of
Great Brittain
E Lloyd
Mr. Hook
Proposals for Print, Verse and Translations
A historical notice announcing Proposals for a volume titled Printixe by Samuel Bentley with originals and translations. Lists subscribers including Elizabeth Stevens and Derby, Stafford, Newcastle upon Tyne, Uttoxeter, and details on price five shillings, payment plan, and imprint. Contents enumerate poems and translations such as The Hay-making, Amaryllis, The River Dove, Daphnis, Corydon, Nice, Ode on Peace, and Latin translations.
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Samuel Bentley
Elizabeth Stevens
Bible and Crown
Hall
London
Sanders
Derby
Taylor
Stafford
Slack
Newcastle, Upon Tyne
Uttoxeter
Staffordhire
Amaryllis
S. Daphnis
Corydon
Nice
Devonshire
Geo. Cooplandum
VEGETABLE SYRUP PROMISES REMEDY FOR SCORBUTIC CASES
An 18th century advertisement touts Velno's Vegetable Syrup as a universal remedy for venereal and scorbutic ailments. It cites improvements, patent status, and attests from persons of character. The note lists multiple London locations for sale and claims extraordinary merit.
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Anyappanda
Marloes
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-Street
Gy Bélad Af
Burrows
Gimghe Haymar Epg Gat
Capel- Court
Royal Exchange
Spa’Raweerkenwell
British Pills advertised for stomach and bowel disorders
An 18th or 19th century advertisement touts Hlse Pills as a private practice remedy for stomach and bowel complaints. It claims to strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, deterge the bowels, and restore health, promising safe, effective treatment for various chronic ailments. Sold in boxes with directions for 3s or 5s and available through London and Cambridge suppliers. the inventor, a physician of repute, may offer personal attendance on request.
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Bobrlite
Fuchs
Lonps
Admiralty
Eorpe
Best
Bradshaw
Geal
Lord Barrington
Ireland
England
Vhcorpmon
Treasury
Duke of Grafton
Nancy
Parsons
W. Bayley
Cockpar-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Parfamper
Leadenhall
Reée
London
Great Britain
Boxer
Newbher
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
N.B
New Beryy
Radical cure for stones claims public remedies vouchsafed
A testimonial promotes Mr Adams’s Solvent as a radical cure for stone and gravel with witnesses Ann Cameron and John Nelson backing the claim. It says five years of suffering ended after using one bottle then several, and notes certificates from St Thomas's Hospital. Sold at Cornhill and Whitechapel outlets with prices in shillings.
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Fordyce
Brittol
St. Thomas's Hospital
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Mackenzie and Smiths
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