Poets Corner: Song for the brave men of London 1769
A verse drama noting Patriot leaders Precothick and Beckford and urging unity to defend laws and resist despotism in London. The piece calls for choosing a righteous mayor and for perseverance to win freedom, concluding with Atticus’s voice.
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Purifying pills advertised with global voyage claims
An 18th century ad promotes a purifying medicine described as effective in cleansing the body of blotches and disorders. It promises powerful action in obstinate cases and lists numerous booksellers and outlets in London such as St Paul’s Churchyard Royal Exchanges Holborn and Oxford Road where twelve dose boxes are sold. Merchants and captains are offered favorable allowances to sell against.
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Chronicle of Liberty
Friends of Liberty
London
Fell
Friends of Freedom
Lang Voyages
Jo Wilkie
Bookfeller
St. Paul’s
Oxford Road
Mr. Green
Rehou
Mr. Carr
Phan
Daiéa
Hreotacil
Bedford
Fleet-street
Discoverad
Mr. Horne
Horns
Tony Figen
Mr Horne
Traiger
Wituk
O’hara
Robinson
O’ Hara
Burr
O’hars
Cape Blanco
Arguin
Africa
Negroland
Ang
O'Hara
Merriater
Stoakes
Oun le
Jesuits Drops advertised as original venereal cure in London
A long notice defends True and Original Jesuits Drops as a proven venereal remedy with forty years of practice, claims of royal patent, and warnings against a rival patent claimant. It details sale locations in London and Tonbridge and promotes additional treatments for the itch and facial whitening.
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R. Rock
Golden Head and Key
Bell-Savage
Gateway
Lud‘gate
Hill
London
Guild Hall
Whitcomb
Fleet-Lane
Angel-Court
Snow- Hill
George Wife
Tonbridge
Kent
London September news and noted arrivals
A Danish ambassador arrives in town while a Russian envoy is expected. Reports from the East India House recount Seaharse and Dutton ships reaching Deal and the Isle of Wight from China, Bengal, and Madrass amid tense Co ro manda ndelays. Crime, trials, and local notices fill the pages with robberies and public alarms as Westminster seeks a stronger watch.
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Russia
Baron Dieden
Lord Rochford
Dampier
Indiahouse
Deal
China
Rice
India House
Ise of Wight
Bengal
Madrass
Dutton
Duke of Grafton
Sampson
Cape
East India House
Coromandel
Fort St. George
Heyder
India
Ankerwick
Ross
Bombay
Oxford
Suffolk
Allen
Londonwall
Henry Stanley
3D Regiment of Dragoons
Huntingdon Tilden
Stanley
Westminster
Taylor
St. Botolph
Aldersgate
Moore
Leighton
Pembroke College
Nicholas Smith
Dundlovesy
Shrewsbury
Pontesbury
Stephen Aldrich
Doiestick
George ‘Marquis of
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