Westminster Hall impeachment debate letter by John Edridge
A fragmentary 18th century letter from John Edridge voices Westminster impeachment motions. He notes non electors moving and signing actions, claims privacy of resolutions, and hints at a lasting farewell to Mr Wilkes while offering to meet when truth and Wilkes align.
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Udridge
Aielecior
Westminster
Genileman
Wilkes-Jalt
Appleby’s
Barrel
Wilkes
Elfi
John Edridge
Churchill invites Edridge to next meeting at Applebys
Mr Churchill presents compliments and invites Mr Edridge to attend next Wednesday at Applebys with the Gentleman of Credit and Veracity present at the former meeting. In the society's presence they will seek to convince him of his errors. Address: 60 Parliament Street. Now.07
Mr Edridge Relinquishes Membership at Appleby’s Club
Mr Edrige presents compliments to Mr Churchill and conveys that he is convinced of errors and should be considered no longer a member of the Club at Appleby’s. Davis-Streit, Nov. 1770.
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Edrige
Health measures amid plague curb Swedish ports and travel
Notice from Aron Noleken, envoy from Sweden, warns ships and travelers will be barred from ports without health certificates due to plague in the Levant and parts of Europe. Stockholm reports Senate meetings, court UK proceedings, and varied maritime and financial dispatches.
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ARON
Noleken
Levant
Wrope
Sweden
Storms and drownings across towns and ships reported
A Guernsey brig wrecked off Craswell Northumberland. master and crew saved but a passenger drowned. Rain and floods scour Northampton Leicester areas. two drownings near Lutterworth and Rugby Clifton. northern seas flood roads, mail disruptions, and transport delays noted.
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Menéasils
Guernsey
Craswell
Northumberland
Newcastle
Northampton
Milléston Lordship
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
Mitterton
Thérnby Aggon
Thernby
Ehig
Fidin Roudon
Floods Disrupt Mail Route And Bridge Nearby
Reports indicate heavy floods damaged a bridge between Cavendish Bridge and Shag, with a temporary crossing reportedly destroyed. The Dexby and Nottingham mail services were delayed, and the Hiei Gilly line was noted as being brought to the office by express. Information on exact damage remains uncertain.
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Renghborou
Peaster
Nottingham
Cavendish- Bridge
Can. Lear
Re King Bee and St Fields Vidtualler Surrender
A fragmented report notes a surrender event involving Vidtualler related to King Bee and St Fields. Details are incomplete but indicate an official handover or capitulation, with no further context available in the readable text.
Tooth Care Advice and Perfume Goods Advertisement
An 18th century style notice promotes dental health by detailing measures to prevent tooth decay and gum disease, including enamel care and breath improvement. It also advertises Hemer's perfumery goods for wholesale and retail in Cockspur Street and Leadenhall Street, with prices listed and Paris retailers noted.
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Jacob Hemer
Dentitt
Brithe Prigee
Amelia
Paine Au
Fcorbuth
Appo
Hemet
Cockpur Street
Bath
J.le Br Dauphine
Paris
Remarkable Cure Claims for Rheumatic Complaints and Head Ailments
The article extols a remedy claiming rapid relief from rheumatic humours, catarrh, head pains, hoarseness, deafness, hip pains, and apopleptic fits. It asserts the medicine draws out impurities, heals wounds, and preserves health when used as directed, promising restoration of former function.
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Douglas
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