Fragmented 18th century notices on wars and politics
Government dispatches and public notices from Warsaw Berlin and Moscow region describe territorial divisions after Poland's partition, Russian and Prussian actions, exiles of an assassin, and local governance developments. Includes mayoral events, court appointments, and upcoming hearings in London with multiple financial and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottann
Flanders
Warsawy
Poland
Austria
Russia
Warsaw
Lukawski
Lithuania
Berlin
Dantzick
Edi&t
Eland
Ratifoon
Bohemia
Vintee
Certificate slowed for several trades in November
A list records certificates delayed for William Lees a Ashborne Derbyhire grocer on the first of November John Maddocks London broker on the twenty first of November Nicholas Lutyens Lime Street London merchant on the twenty first of November James Lack formerly Fag street St Anns Soho Middlesex lace dealer on the first of November George Mennell Huntington Yorkshire mariner on the first of November
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jago de la Vega
Jamaica
Charles Price
Monmouth
Edmunds
Toyne Mills
Bath
Richard Scudamore
John Scudamore
Hereford
Thomas Munday
Juiday
Ian Throgmorton-street
Samuel Cluterbuck
Hampstead
Thomas Newline
Colchester
Essex
William Round
Copthall-court
Whrogmorton-street
Milk-street
Cheapside
Richard Vernone
Dupre
Kentington
Richard Hailstone
Royal Navy
Vauxhall
William Jones
Audley-street
Walcot
Celsea
James Lockwood
Mary-le-bonne-streets
Mrs. Knox
Gilbert Knox
Berkley Square
Kite
John Davis
Oxford-street
Marybone
Middlesex
Plaisterer
Guildhall
London
Partis
Pump-court
Temple
Philip Samuel
Rosemary-lane
Whiteciard
Thomas Harrison
Burton Upon Trent
Staffordshire
Old Crown Inn
Burton Upon ‘Trent
Flower
Edward Edgerly
Burbage
Wiltshire
Shelier
Tew
Lyon’s Inn
Robert Harvey
King's-Lynn
Norfolk
King’s-Lynn
Thomas Fewilett
Wisbech
Camridgeshire
John Liddell
Great Ayton
Yorkshire
Chapman
Green Dragon
Stockton
Durham
William Smith
Manchester
Lancashire
Compton’s
Bianchester
Joseph Lowe
Brown’s-lane
Christ-church
William Lees
Ashborne
Derbyhire
John Maddocks
Nicholas Lutyens
Lime Street
Londo
Merchere
James Lack
St. Ann’s
Soho
George Mennell
Nuntington
Balsamic Tincture Claims Cure of Scurvy and Blood Disorders
A testimonial from 1772 praises a Balsamic Tincture as a perfect cure for inveterate scurvy and blood disorders. It offers public testimony at No 64 Coleman Street and advertises wholesale and retail sales by F. Newbery, with a sample symptoms note and price of 38 6d per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn
Oliver
Wilkes
Westminster
Epsom
Lord Hamilton
Stripling
Capt
O’kelly
Antonio
Pontibourn
Princess Royal
Hunt
Cobham
Surry
Hamilton
Charlton Hamilton
Painshill
Earl of
All Souls
John
All Saints
Cottenham-Court-Road
Marchant
Josdon
Berwick-fleet
Soho
John Haines
Norton
Golden-square
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
N.G
Rocherhithe
Meen
Fleet Freet
P. Shatwell
Adelphi
Deering
Newport-street
Lowe- Acre
Smth’s
Noss
Paternofter Row
Pryor
Craven Street
The
Strand
Street
the Borough
Bristol
Stracford
Coleman Street
F. Neweery
St. Peul’s Church
Little Chapel Street
Wardour Street
N. B
Late surgeon on board the Antigalthen and bold cures
A chaotic late 17th or early 18th century advertisement page lists a physician aboard the Antigalthen Theodmick and Resolution at a Lower Esft Smithfield inn location. It promotes a cure for the French Disease with claimed universal success, offers no cure no pay, and markets various patent medicines and tonics. It also invites an apprentice and notes extensive operating hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Prince Gallitzin
Gregory Orlow
Teporeiherits
West-Indies
Granville
Steward
Falmouth
Cobham
Surry
Lincoln’s-inn-hall
Mercers Company
Guildhall
Sheriff Lewes
James Hodges
Roberts
Leeky
Crosby
Alderman Bull
Sawbridge
Oliver
Alderman Crosby
Glynn
Mr. Oliver
Mr. Wilkes
Sergeon
Antigalthen
Theodmick
Resolution
E &Ee
Black Eeagle
Lower
Esft Smithfield
King’s
Squire Dickinson
Auciin
Lord Anson
Turlington
Dazen
Dr. Alderson
Agnes
Hooper
Bateman
Benjamin Godfrey
Stoughton
James
C. Gratis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stainford
Christ- Church, Newgate-fteet
Henry Larton
Felton
Northumberland
John Hayward
Fallerthorpe
Lincolnshire
Earl Spencer
Preedy
St. Alban’s
Herts
Dunton
Bucks
Moody
Andrew Chambers
Pemtrole Hall
Cambridge
Christopher Neville
Allburgh
Lincoln
Thomas Verrier ‘Alkin
Lenham
Kent
Thomas Best
Chilfton
John Marsh
Wombourn
Statford
Luther Bradney
Tho, Bradney
Penn
John Lloyd
Stamp Office
Nancy Gladwin
Islington
Edward Wailer
Kersington
Sally. Bromley
Katehifbridge
Barron
Thomas Durrant
Scotton
St. Ives
Cornwall
France
Welton
George Cowell
Marklane
Herner
Fenchurch-street
Brighthelmstone
Pepys
Jane Evelyn
Dearis
Country News
Exeter
Bute
Liverpool
Phillips
Deel
Charlotte
Beble
Malaza
Wells
Rothery
Maryland
Swift
Lante
Downs
His Majesty
Flora
S. W. Deal
Britannia
Clark
Barbadoes
Harrietta
Bardall
Unanimity
Smith
Daniel
Cranwell
Friendship
Taitt
Carolina
Betsey
Dair
Dominica
Suffolk
Jannir
Countess of Effingham
Curling
Mary Ann
Rathburn
Prince of Wales
Jenkins
Johnson
Leghorn
Catherine
Stubbs
Jane
Moran
St. Kitt’s
Jotheral
St. Abes
Hopewell
Marsh
Lisbon
Waugh
Port L’orient
Venus
Neptune
Africa
Nero
Rose
Dieppe
Phenix
Richardson
Limerick
Duke of York
Davis
Dublin
Draper
Moore
Belfast
Georgia Packet
Anderson
Georgia
Wind
Dews
Dewns
Watt
Prince George
Leffey Planter
Hall
Lorant
Cox
Heart of Oak
Patterson
Benegal
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
Rysseeg
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