A Woman’s Liaisons and a Captain’s Gallantry in Regency Era Gossip
A long narrative recounts Captain H in high standing among ladies and his exploits with Mrs. W and Mrs. B, detailing social intrigue, marriages, divorces, and courtly alliances. It notes his humane actions, bold flirtations, and protective conduct toward women, while exposing the era’s moral double standards.
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Tate
Peter Tee
Irifi
Bsitith Senate
Hearly
Eisamorous
Earl of Cath H
Cho
T——y
Spa
France
Lyons
Trong
Adarrer
Rae Harriot L
Sarah B
D. of Cumberlands
Ireland
Hibernian
Bilst
Kingdom
Lucas
England
Piques
Tiften
Teteer
Lychio
Dragoons
B—dley
Be——ys
Foote
Hay-market
B——y
B—y
Willy O
M—ez
Mr. Holland
Holland
Mrs. B——y
Charles
Jére Pinhead
Hkusband
Jove
Treroine
Capt
Rantheon
Dedicated History of Relane in Twenty Numbers
publication notice for a multi installment history by Joan Huddletone Wynne. announced in London with details on price sixpence and weekly issues. promises three sheets per number and illustrated engravings of illustrious persons. lists publishers and retailers in Great Britain and Ireland.
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St. James’s
Wale
Grignion
Vieva
Chatsworth-House
Derbyshire
Duke of Devonshire
Isles of Man
Jersey
Guernsey
Hslands
Great Britain
Tefper&t
London
Scorland
Nathaniel Spencer
J. Cooke
Shakespear’s Head
Pater
Great-Britain
Ireland
Chase
Hugh
Duke of Northumberland
Relane
Joan Huddlestone Wynne
America
Edward Cox
George Riley
Curzon-street
John Wheble
Pater-noker-Rows
Balsamic Tincture Reported To Cure Scurvy Case
A man with severe scurvy describes boils swelling and extreme weakness, saved by balsamic tincture after hospital failure. He credits restoration of strength and health after months of use, with testimonial from Richard Restarick and William Grantham. Distributor notes wholesale retail availability in Soho and nearby streets.
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Tam
Richard
Restarick
Grantham
William. Grantham
Pantheon
Oxford
Netwater
Doctor’s
Little Chapel Street
Wardour Steet
Soho
Drops of Norton cure long-standing scurvy advertisement
A 1772 letter to Mr Norton, surgeon, extols his Merchant’s Drops for a twenty-year scurvy and a severely inflamed leg. The writer, ANN JOYCE of Hackney, credits Norton’s Drops with restoring health after other doctors and hospitals failed. The notice lists many outlets and warns against counterfeits, claiming genuine bottles bear Norton’s signature.
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Cale
Ann Joyce
Eure
Claude Croquee
John Webb
Norton
Golden-square
Piccadily
London
John Norton
N. B
Marchant
Marehant
Strand
Deering
Newport Street
Long- Acre
Mr. Smith
Pater-noster Row
Mr. Pryer
Craven Street
The
Mr. Street
Borough
Mrr. Biiitol
Stratford
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Pda
Jo. Dy
Mr. Norton
Golden-squarey Tandon
Pound-Lane
Clapton
St. John’s
Hackneys
Hackney