Debates on American lands and Sweden's politics in 1772
A lengthy excerpt covers proposals to regulate Indian relations in America, suggest land sales to increase treasury, and critique ministers. It includes notices on Fort Pitt, the Ohio Company grant, and land lots. Also cited are Swedish politics with the Dyet, Hats, and Caps factions, and armistice talks detailing ongoing peace efforts and court announcements.
Common rights versus Lords claims on lands debated
The passage argues that if commoners paid their share for soliciting bills and related costs, all who enjoy common rights to cut furze peat or keep livestock would gain ground equity. It views the Lords claim to lands as unjust, suggesting original grants were faulty and present claimants should not be harshly treated.
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Lloyd’s Evening Post
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Riga
Russia
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Lombard-Street
Williams
Henry Williams
London letter on royal thanksgiving and revolution
A Stockholm despatch dated August 25 reports the king attending cathedral services on August 23 with Te Deum and cannon salutes. It notes broad public rejoicing over a new government, the monarch’s displeasure at a read letter from Prince Charles, and his dramatic response involving locking a room and taking the key while delivering the letter to the guard.
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Stockholn
Prince Charles
Bankrupts surrender at Guildhall and other towns in October
Bankrupts from Gravesend London York Bristol and other towns to surrender assets on various October dates at Guildhall London New Sarum Leeds Plymouth Coventry and Chester. Included are Robert Bell Jeremiah Dicks Henry Reeves Nicholas Lutyens David Pierce James Sykes and others with named attorneys and surrender times. Dividends to be made and certificates to be allowed.
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Hayton
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Coore
Laurence Pountney-lane
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Warminster
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Southampton
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Burr Street
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Booth
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Lime-street
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Chester
Peter Jackson
James Sykes
John Bedford
John Bedford the Younger
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White Horse
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Devonshire
Remarkable cure reported for Merchants Drops by Mr Norton
A 1772 letter from Berwick-street Soho reports a long standing severe skin and blood disorder cured by Merchants Drops, praising Norton Surgeon of Golden Square London. It invites public validation and lists multiple shops and signatories for authentic bottles.
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Marchant
London
Berwick-street
Soho
John Haines
Norton
Golden Square
Piccadilly
John Norton
Balsamic Tincture for the Scurvy and Blood Disorders
A historic note praises a balsamic tincture prepared for medical remedy to counter scurvy and disorders caused by foulness of the blood. It mentions treatment directed to Dr Russell.
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