Petition from Patrio?es Corne to the Earl of Hilifongough
A fragment from the Botton Evening Poster dated Monday March 13 contains a circular letter from the EK. of Hilifongough. It complains that Lord Pembroke orders the disbanding of the Massachusetts assembly and urges the colonial leaders to resist unconstitutional royal mandates. It lists various financial and political grievances across colonies including Boston and Calais.
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Botton
Hilifongough
A&t
Constitution Hill
North America
Transcript of Postscript and London Middlesex notes
Postscript from London and Middlesex notes various items from May 1768 including expenses for Wilkes prosecution and other political entries. It records pamphlet distributions, electioneering costs, appointments, arrivals in London, and local incidents from Saffron Hill fire to carriage accidents, robberies, floods of public interest and forthcoming publications.
Unlisted London merchants and missing contact notes
A fragmented ledger lists numerous London traders with addresses across Cheapside, Lombard Street, and surrounding streets. Many names are described as undiscoverable or fictitious, with several at Bank, Broad, and Threadneedle streets, highlighting difficulties in locating or confirming these individuals.
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Bartho
Price
Oilman
Snow-Hill
John Holloway
Cooper
Bear-Lane
Tower-Street
Chas
Dumbleton
J. Lavie
Mercer
Cheapside
Thos
Woodrooffe
Hoffer
Tho. Smith
Linnea Draper
Wayling-Street
Jno
Whitelock
Warehousewan
Bread-Street
Daniel Henriod
Coleman Street
John Horne
London
Robt
Halcrow
Mark Lane
David Andre
New Broad-Street
D. Campbell
Holbourn
John Boydell
Maundy
Crown- Court
Orn Rae
Ne ‘Warren
Water-Lane
Towertreet
Davidson
York Court
de Mattos Mocatta
Bury
St. Mary Axe
Wilton
Step
Guion
Great Winchester
Macky
Budge-Row
John Hill
Bread Street
Philip Constable
Bishopsgate Street
James Moffatt
Glaus Heide
Wellclofe-Square
John Roe
Ayliff-Street
Goodman’s-Fields
William Pope
George Wolff
Graves
Henry Wass
Wood-Streee
Forfitt
Sam
Wood
Ayliffe-Street
Heron
Thomas Walton
Angel-Court
Throgmorton-Street
John Muggeridge
St Margaret’s-Hill
Chas. Coles
David Ximenes
Towes‘ Street
Idd
White
Edward Jefts
Fred. Ravencamp
St. Martin’s- Lane
Cannon-Street
Robert Thornton
Londos- Street
Fenchurch-Street
William Robinson
Threadneedle- Street
James Shedel
Ditto
Carpenter’s
Boudon Wall
William Faffett
Linnen Draper
Ludgate-Street
John Berney
Fititious
Rich. Hope
Packer
Old Broad-Street
Mr. Goff's Address to the Public
An address from Mr Goff surgeon and man midwife and Mrs Goff midwife invites ladies to seek private discreet lodging at their Pall Mall house facing St Albans Street to prevent reputation damage from concealed pregnancy and aid peace among relations, based on years of service.
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Earl of Sandwich
Lord Townsend
Ireland
Count du Chatelet
Great George Street
Westminster
Markham
Oxford
Bloomsbury Square
Caroline Lucy Leverton Gower
Earl Gower
Whitehall
Mary Wrotterley
St. James’s
Wooburn Abbey
Bedfordshire
Earl
Countess of Waldegrave
Navestoke
Essex
Earl and Countess of
Denbigh
Bond Street
Warwickshire
Francis Andrews
Trinity College, Dublin
Rigby’s
Dublin
Richard Vernon
Duke of Bedford
William Henry Fortescue
Watkins William Wynne
Grosvenor Square
Wales
Peor Longham
George Street
Hanover Square
Middlesex
St. George's Fields
Henry Lawes Luttrell
Charles the Second
English East India Company
Sittinbourn
Kent
Bavard Castle
Henry the Fifth
France
Preston
Lancashire
Hampstead
Domitian
Cobler
Chester
Chaying-cross
Taft
Clerkenwell
Parliament Street
London Bridge
Whitechapel
Wilkes
Peter’s-street
Saffron-hill
Hammersmith
Chiswick
Shoreditch
Tower Hill
St. Paul’s
Earl of Winchelsea
Fenchurch Street
Dean Street
Soho
Middlesex Hospital
Newington Green
St. Andrew’s Church
The Medical Drops in Golden-Square Appeal
A dated 1769 letter from John Good, former royal surgeon, extols Norton’s medicinal drops sold in London for six shillings, claiming cures for leprosy, fistulas, ulcers, and blood disorders. It invites doubters to consult Norton or Fell in Paternoster Row to verify purported efficacy.
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Mr. Norton
Golden-square
London
John Good
Furgeon
Norton
Furgeam
Piccadilly
Beng
John Norton
Mr. Fell
Maredane
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Boston
Fremtow
Churl
Newington
William Finefield Gudgeon
Calais
M‘quirk
Coventry
N. B
The
Middlesex Journal
Bc. &c
Carrington
Michael Currey
Mac Fagen
Pexico2
Surry
Alexander Murray
Roth
McLoaghtn
Allen
M* Aris
Guildford
William Timefield Gudgeon
Bludgeon
Bloomsbury Jack
Wooburn
Tateham
Quirk
Balfe
Company of Court
Old Bailey
Sawmill
Harry Lawless Otter
Taylor
Broomwich
Wou
London Tavern
Mile End
London and
Fell
Mipplesex Journal
Ingtafed
M. Bail
Errata
Frofona Shaw
Manchester
Lawrence Lane