Poetry fragment honoring patriots and sacred tombs
Fragmentary poetic text evokes reverence for fallen patriots and national destiny. It laments power misused, praises divine rights of people and crown, and urges respectful, distanced contemplation of memorials as eternal sun and laurel endure.
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Adastard
Asmodeus
Jesuits Drops advertised as cure for venereal disease
An 18th century notice promotes Jesuits Drops by R. Rock as a cure for venereal disease and related symptoms. It claims forty years of experience, warns rivals, and lists sales locations in London and Kent. The piece notes a patent dispute and asserts the medicine remains effective despite challenges.
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R. Rock
Acthe
Golden Head
Bell-Savage Gateway
Ludgate Hill
London
Guild Hall
Lottery Drawings and Prizes Advertised for November
The notice explains ticket numbers and prize values from 2009 to 598 500 with early draws and blanks. It mentions 6e 000 tickets and 600 006 correspondents worldwide may send orders for tickets with remittance in good London bills. A numerical and register book tracks tickets and results, and prizes will be distributed with the first draw on Monday November 13. Not two blanks to a prize.
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N. B
London
St. Croix
West-Indies
France
Turku
Petersburgh
Siberia
Empire
Lisbon
William Henry Lyttelton
Portugal
Jamaica
Cuba
Turin
Trinidad
Cadiz
Ferrol
Spitalfields
Lord Milton
Hounslow-heath
Henley Upon Thames
Oxfordshire
Johnson, Beadle
St. Thomas’s
Southwark
Finchley Church
Thomas Symonds
Cheapside
Fane
Hanna
Aldermanburye
Aha
Bath
Voelcker
George Voelcker
Hillingdon
Uxbridge
Middlesex
John Rich
Covent Garden
Margate-street
Westminster
Glover
Caution to Public Over Montpellier Drops Fraud Trial
Public warning details Wessells the Jew Quack Doctor linked to Montpellier Jesuit Drops, once condemned in 1768 at Guildhall with Doctor Walker’s medicines deemed imposture. RavenSCROFT and Co advertise cheaper, original-appearing cures, with prices, locations, and advice, urging readers to seek trusted sellers and seek refunds or postpaid letters.
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Hereas Wessells
Old Bailey
M Ft
Montpellier
Wilmot
Guildhall
Dof&tor Walker
Wessells and Co
Ravenscroft and Co
Fleet Lane
Walker
Weffells the
Jew and Co
Lellers
Mr. Selden
Hay’s Court
St. Anns
Soho
Brown
Bell-Dock
Wapping-Old-Stairs
Proprietors debate private letters at East India Company meeting
A September meeting in Leadenhall Street discusses forwarding proprietary letters with dispatches to captains to curb misinformation and Change Alley misreports. Governors, directors, and officers debate practicality, ballot for a dividend, and lines of instruction for captains amid lingering rivalries and political tension.
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Taft-India
Leadenhall-street
George Colebrooke
Dutton East Indiaman
Gapt
Rice
Johnstone
East-India Service
Proprietary
Ireland
England
Johnson
St. Paul
John Johnstone
East-India Company
G. Colebrooke
Curt
Sulivan
W. Burke
Gov. Johnstone
Creighton
Prescot
St. Albans
Scotland
Vigilant Electorate Debate Over Luttrell Support
An exchange argues that supporters of Colonel Luttrell in Middlesex acted to influence the county election. The speaker contends administration backing aimed to install Luttrell contrary to the county’s will, urging voters to reveal true character and question private life and public virtue of opponents.
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Amon
Middlesex
Luttrell
Brentford
Mr-i
Wilkes
Serjeser Pvhitaker
Thameta
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