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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 26, 1772

Page

3

London Yesterday and Royal News Highlights

A Victorian style chronicle notes Sherrifs Oliver and Lewes sworn at Guildhall with events at Ironmongers Hall and Joiners Hall. Mentions a Recorder appointed to the Exchequer, a Bricklayer medal, and an Oxon mayoral election. Includes maritime losses, promotions, marriages, deaths, and ship news from Deptford and the Downs.

London Oliver and Lewes Guildhall Oliver Westminster Sheriff Lewes Joiners-hall Watkyn Lewes Meredith Price Castle-yard Holborn Smith Austin-friars Richard Oliver Exchequer Baron Parker Alderman H Warthy Livery Bricklayer’s, Company Latt New Woodstock Oxon Richard Norman Duke of Gloucester Cranpbourn Lodge Earl of Grantham Madrid Lower Grosvenor-street Marquis de Carligoha Warsay East India Company Hamburgh Ukraine Scilly St. Mary’s Gottenberg Brest Charlotte Weley Cadiz Ramsgate Pier Chanteloup Tobin Granades Kingsbridge Devonshire Meredith Peacock Jamaica Watling Island Royal Charlotte Cooper Dover Irvin Brown Downs Salt River Goodwin Sands Bell Narva Chester Molly Williams Corke Ramsgate Lloyd’s Coffee India Newgate Liverpool Ireland Middlesex Militia Hountlow

Jamaica and Virginia Trade Winds through the Downs

Shipping updates note vessels such as the Commerce, Payne, Clarendon from Jamaica, and the Hambergh Eton from Virginia, remaining in the Downs after arrivals and repairs. Several ships, including the Enterprize Maddock and others, sail or come down river with cargoes for Jamaica, St. Kitts, New York, and Bordeaux, amid southwesterly winds and recent losses.

Georgis Kentiff Jamaica Lloyd Boston Deel Wind S.W Commerce Payne Clarendon Carr Eton Virginis Downs Maddock Tobago Dorar Crasefeid Carolina Lowlsy Carolinas Bellsntine Marlow Illehen Jameics Crwes Priamph Armion Pritchard London Lambert Hraman Fluothing Henry Peggy Dalton Peterbourgh Pol'y Hutchinson Deal Mary Elizabeth M’intosh Hartfield Irwin Union Hooper Expedition Wake Hall Suc¢e Ffett Countess of Darlington Taylor Gloucester Hoskins Newnham Granville St. Sevattian Gravesend Manning Brewer Betsey Mitchell Murqueto Shore Grosvenor Salmon Gideon Hannah Gily Bunkirk Proudfoot Cowes Pegsy Boyter Newcastle Providence Groves Ditto Experiment Fareday Sunderland Batchelor Ramage South Carolina

The True Essential Sart of Lemons Prahls Sart

A historical ad touts a lemon essence product extracted from pulp for culinary use. It claims purity, aroma, and stability, noting ready availability, cost savings, and feathered flavor for sauces and sweets. The piece lists sellers in London including Barley, Paice, Newbert, and Rothwell with prices.

William Barley Cackfour-street Haymare Ket London J. Paice Perfum x Pot Inda House Leadentall Freec Newbert St. Paul's Church Yard Grosvenor

Remarkable Cure by Merchant's Drops Promoted in London Ad

A letter to Mr Norton in Golden Square praises Merchant's Drops for curing a long standing skin and inflammatory disorder after many doctors failed. The note urges readers to consult Norton and lists numerous shops across London selling the remedy, claiming universal efficacy and appetite enhancement.

London Berwick-freet Soha John Haines Syite Noren Surseon Golden Square Picsaddly Auchor John Norton N.B Marehant Norton Druggitt Fleet Street Shatwell Adelphi Deering Newporttreet M. Spith’s Nors Pacernofler Row Ser Opposte Ciarear Street The Strand

Balsamic Tincture Claims Cure of Scurvy 1772 Note

A 1772 letter from J testifies to a perfect cure of an inveterate scurvy after using six to seven bottles of balsamic tincture. He invites verification at No 64 Coleman Street and notes wholesale and retail availability through F Newbery and at Dr. RYSSEEG’s addresses. An accompanying offer provides a gratis symptom guide describing common scurvy signs.

East-Indies Neale Stonehouse East-India Company Stonehouse Bristol India Woffington Trichonopoli Lymm Cheshire Paterhail John Marcoir Swaffham Nortfolk Henry Smith the Hotwells Humphrys Northumberland Lemmon Rummer Chancery-lane Islington Thomas Slater New End Hampstead Major Forbes Sackville-street Piccadilly David Chewton Lower Grosvenor-street James Pierman Abchurch-lane Tomas Bowen Conduit-street Enhaim William Enham Putney Mills Esther Ewel Welbeck-street Jordan Fréderick Jordan Arthur Vance Great Buffel Street Bloomsbury Robert Johnson Coleman Street F. Newbery St. Paul’s Church Little Chapel-street Wardour-Street Soho Battle

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