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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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