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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 02, 1770
Page
2
In Kevansport neighborhood Dubslin Sept 25, a man once poor and unassuming died. His relatives discovered after death a chest containing cash, plate, watches, and mortgages totaling 3000. His two sons and daughter of tradespeople in the Earl of Meath's liberty are relieved by the fortune.
His Grace the Duke of Grafton and his Duchess arrived in Cambridge for a university visit at Trinity College. They attended St Marys Church with the Vice-Chancellor and church leaders, heard sermons at St Marys and Trinity Chapel, and were hosted at Trinity Lodge with a bishop led dinner before the Duke leaves Emanuel College later today.
At a Court of Aldermen Ro siter moved to print a sermon preached before the Lord Mayor. Sir James Hodges noted a standing order that the Alderman who moved printing pays the cost. Rositer withdrew and the Lord Mayor moved to print his chaplain's sermon, making the city bear the expense. The report also covers appointments, ship news, taxation, and other city notices.
Levy Wolfe of Great Ayliffe street Good man's Fields Middlesex and Sam Samuel of Stone cutter court Cratched friars London dealers for eighteen days to be computed from the 2d in t to the 76th inft at Guildhall London oo oo Thomas Noteman of St Clement's Danes Middlesex Rockefeller for forty nine days to be computed from the 76th of last month to the 17th of November at Guildhall London Samuel Robinson of Houndsditch London Merchant for seven days to be computed from the 29th of last month to the 6th inft at Guildhall London Ditid nds to be made William Johns of Tothill street Westminster Middlesex Livery stable keeper the sgth ink at Guildhall London James Waine of St Pancrass London Watchmaker the sgth init at Guildhall London Thomas Smith of Milk street London Oil man the 6th of next month at Guildhall George Wrench of Heyon Gate Ingrave Essex Shopkeeper the 23d inft at Guildhall London
A list of individuals with places in Surrey, Gosport, Southampton, Fareham, Liverpool and London, including John Eden, John Greeny, Cuthbert Bissetbrown, and Abraham Abrahams, with dates in November and December for certificate grants at venues such as the Indian Arms and Maltstet, indicating formal proceedings.
This Day Magazine issue announces September 1770 contents with engravings of Miss G and Lord Mansfield. It lists articles on European events, Memoirs, heat theory, moral tales, court chambers, letters, poetry, and various notices. Printed for A. Hamilton with distribution at St Johns Gate and Paternoster Row.
An eighteenth century prospectus announces a new published work on the life of Jesus Christ and the Apostles. It promises a twenty five part series with copper plate illustrations, priced sixpence per number, and a frontispiece in enhanced engraving. The first issue offers a specimen, with a note promising refunds for non buyers and optional subscriber names in the final issue. London edition by J Cooke and distributed by booksellers and news carriers.
British advertisement hawks fever powder claimed to treat yellow fever smallpox measles rheumatism and other ailments in hot climates. Sold at two shillings per parcel with directions by Domville Pine and Shave in Bristol Ipswich and London. Promises long shelf life and superior efficacy to Dr James's powders.
A fragment lists various spirits and ingredients in a London market catalog. Items mentioned include Arquebaugh, Cinnamon, Citron, Heart's Ease, and other flavors. The text references a tent and mountain, with colors green and yellow and notes on quantities.
A testimonial from John Kingston and William Benson extols a medicine that cured scurvy in a family and others, noting blotches boils and inveterate illness. It lists addresses of suppliers near Carnaby Market and St Paul’s Churchyard with price per bottle and trials by patients like Sarah Many and David Wills.
A reader from Golden-square London writes to praise Marchant drops cured Henry Trenchard Goode after twenty two years of illness with blotches and failing health. He credits relief and full recovery to the drops and urges others to confirm by consulting the listed authorized seller.
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