Resignation dispute over Zealand magistracy and nobles
A letter from The Hague reports six Zealand magistrates pressed admission fees for higher offices. The States of Zealand referred the dispute to the Prince, Stadtholder, who disapproved. Other items note London sheriffs defending remonstrance, jury notes, and various court actions, including a marriage case and new peer creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Zealand
States‘of
Stadtholder
Flushing
Germany
Hanover
Old England
Sheriffs of
London
St. James’s
Treasury
Lady Egmont
Ireland
William Henry Fortescue
Lord Clermont
Thomas Dawson
Lord
Dartry
Monaphan
William
Henry Dawson
Bernard Ward
Great Britain
Benjamin Walmsley
Blackburne
Wilkes
Kent
Mayes
St. James's
Houses with Gardens near Shoreditch Church
Small houses to let in a neat mall with gardens in a pleasant situation about three miles from Shoreditch Church. A field may be had if required with a stable and coach-house. No persons need apply but those with good credit as it is in a creditable neighbourhood. Enquire at 41 Bishopsgate Without.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harvey
Anne Coghlan
John _Betterworth
Diocese of
London
Doctors Commons
Harvey
W. Blackstone
Rug’s Bench
Impey
England
Mansfield
Richard
Earl of
Anglesey
Earl of Anglesey
Harborough
Sherard
Easl
Hathorough
Charles Harward
Chichester
Secretary of State
James Stuart
Southwark
Blackheath
St.Paul’s
Cheapside
Mr.Coydé
Bread-street
Compter- l
Tyburn
John Wood
Walham Green
Bristol Mail
Reading
Clement
Round Court
Strand
Alderman Kirkman
Wood-street Compter
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Leadenhall-street
Qeneral Neat Mall
Letty
Shoreditch Church
Bishopsgate
Conia Brandy Jamaica Rum and Batavia Arrack Sale
JT Ashley and Son announce sale of old Coniac Brandy Jamaica Rum and Batavia Arrack at their Lydgate Hill and Keys warehouses. Prices shown per gallon, with cheaper ready money options and delivery across London. Also offering Avrack Orange Shrub made Batavia Brandy and Rum Shrub wines in any quantity, minimum one gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASH
LEY and Son
Lydgate Hill
the Keys
Jamaica
Batavia
London
Coniac
Tradesmap donations urged for industry object
A fragment recalls appeals to support industry and education. It mentions donors addressed to distribution points at a Lawn Sieve Manufactory opposite Christopher's Alley in Long Adley and Morrell's in Denmark Street near Exeter Change, inviting contributions to aid truth and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Gagéner
Christopher's Alley
Adley
Morrell
Denmark -Street
Exeter-Change
Strand
Bedding and Carpets at Paine's Warehouse Holborn
A vintage London advertisement promotes a large stock of ready furnished bedding textiles furniture and carpets from several manufacturers. It highlights feather beds bedsteads blankets quilts cotton coverlets and carpetting with rooms already covered and terms expected to win future patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Holborn
Featherstone
ERSIA
Witton
Kiddermin
Letter on Marchant's Drops cured scurvy and eye weakness
A Portsmouth letter from 1770 testifies that William Heron recovered from a scurvy blotched body and prolonged eye weakness after using Mr Norton’s Marchant's Drops. He endorses the remedy, lists places of sale in London and beyond, and notes only Norton’s signed bottles are genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchant
William Heron
Norton
Golden-square
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
Widows takes partner in hatter business on Cross Street
In Hatton Garden, Mrs Barness widow of Geo Barness of Cross Street Hatton Garden, former sole proprietor, has taken Caves Drex as partner. Drex long served the business and now shares in the duties to fulfill orders for nobility and gentry. Direct all orders to M Bridges at the Star and Woolpack in Cross Street Hatton Garden for prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Barness
Crosse Street
Hatton
Garden
Caves Drex
Shale
N. B. Pleafz
Direé&T
M.’ Bridges
Star and Wool-pack
Cross- Street
Teething and Tooth Ailments Sold by Royal Patent
Antiquated advertisement for TEETH and GUMS tinctures and TOOTH-ACH remedy. Claims royal patent and safety while marketing tinctures by THOMAS GREENOUGH at Ludgate Street and F Newbery junior at No 65 St Paul’s Churchyard. TINCTURES promised to cleanse teeth, prevent decay, heal gums, and relieve toothache within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas:greenough
Kithy
Ludgate-street
F. Newbery
John Newbery
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Diep
Tottenham High-Cross
Abraham
Efi
Earl of Burlington
Lincoln
Conia
Mr. Norton
Portsmouth
T. Gresnoag
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