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Newspaper

Morning Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 24, 1793

Page

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Drops of Dr Norris Promise Asthma Cure in London Ad

A historical advertisement touts a “Pustic Me chcine” Drops by Dr Norris as a universal fever remedy and asthma cure. The piece claims long experience, testimonials, and dramatic relief in three to four days, listing sales outlets across London and a family bottle option.

W. Bacon Oxford-street New Bond-street London Mesirs Kearsley Fleet- Breet Melire Grosvenor Square Lonon

Contested Charter Renewal At Eat In Dia Company

A fragmentary 18th century note records the negotiation between the administration and the directors over renewing the company charter. The dated reference is April 9th, 1793, with a print note by Debrett and Sewell in Piccadilly and Cornhill.

EAT India Company J. Debrett Piccadilly J. Sewell Corn

Lozenges of Patrosa Public Health Notice

Countess di Masignagns authorizes LOZENGE DI PATRASA to inform the public that a violent cold caused a severe cough and risk to lungs but treatment with the Lozenges produced relief. Many nobles endorse the remedy and Fuller publishes a warning to seek only the genuine product with Fybien’s handwriting on the stamp. Sold by J Fuller and listed retailers in London at 2s 6d per box.

Anover Square Frech Julien Baux London Handy Bardon Nield Ferguson Robert Harris Freemasons St. James’s Street Patricia Lozenge Fuller Muller Fybien J. Fuller Covent-Garden Bacon Oxford-street Golding Cornhill Tutt Randall Royal Exchange

London Merchants to Surrender at Guildhall Final Dates

A long list of London and provincial merchants and tradesmen including John Lane Thomas Fraser and Thomas Boylston of Nicholas Lane London and William Bishop of Drury Lane surrendering on May 4 115 and June 4 at Guildhall London with named attorneys. Other subjects include James Robertson Edward Witts Benjamin Lane Thomas Bradshaw Roger Screech Daniel M Cart Henry Grubb John Lowe Reuben Joynour Samuel Racey George Price Stephen Serani Joan Sivrac Richard Johnson William Thomas Edward Bowen William Barrett and Richard Anderton with various venues and dates in May and June at Guildhall or local inns.

Ohn Lane Thomas Fraser Thomas Boylston Nicholas-lane London Guildhall Atwrnies J. Weston Fenchurch-street Atrornies Melfirs Crowder and Lavie Frederick's Place Old Jewry William Bishop Drury Lane Middlesex Richard Warry Norfolk-street Strand Lambeth Surry mraGon Os Sopetre Mondotations Ludlow and Roberts Monument- Yard Henry Hesketh Chester Steven Leeke James Robertson Snowhill Shepherd Hyde-street Bloomsbury Edward Witts Bownham House Rodborough Gloucestershire White Lion Inn Banbury Oxfordshire Nutt Lyon Richard Bignell Benjamin Lane Freeman’s Court Cornhill Lonedon Attorbies Messrs Wadeson and Hardy Austin-Friars Thomas Bradshaw Coventry-street Westminster John Dawson Warwick-street Golden-square Roger Screech Finsbury-Place Moorfields Middiefex Jape Q Willy Basinghall-street Daniel M‘cart the Strains Bunn King’s Bench Temple Henry Grubb Paddington Hamilton Berwick-street Soho John Lowe Birmingham Unicorn Tavern Cherry-Street Thomas Webb Reuben Joynour Bristol White Lion Broad-street Briftol Attornes Morgan and Coates Hill and Meredith Gray’s Inn Samuel Racey Bath Carpenter Morgan Coates George Price Liverpool County of Lancaster Globe Tavern John-street Miller John Smart Hatton Garden Stephen Serani Pall Mall Hughes Lincoln’s Inn Fields Joan Sivrac Star and Garter Paradise-street Attornies Silvester Richmond Lower Castle-street Thomas Windie Bartlet’s Buildings Richard Johnson Saxilby Lincolnshire Saracen’ Head Lincoln Samuel Paddison William Thomas City of Chester Fure Render Cigy Stephen Leeke Edward Bowen Ludlow Courity Salop Susrender Chaséery-lane Scott Rochdale Richard Anderton Edgbaston-street Waravick Cutler Castle High-freet Steward

Parliamentary Frpellicen and Catholic Relief Debate

The House formed a committee to study penalties on Roman Catholics in Scotland. The Lord Advocate urged a bill to ease restrictions upon oath allegiance, while Col. M Leod pressed broader relief. In the East India trade segment, Mr. Beaufoy outlined plans favoring an exclusive charter to preserve revenue, trade balance, and imperial strength, arguing against opening the trade to private adventurers.

Scotland Frencaié Gcasrsenr Scorrana Dumfries Advocate Lord Advocate Great Britain Col M‘leop Frederic Cambert Government and Trade of India Beaufoy Dunas Government of India India East India Company

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