Patricia lozenges praised by Covent-Garden theatre gentry
An 1792 testimonial from James Incledon lauds Patricia Lozenges for curing cold and hoarseness after a journey in Ireland. The letter urges public credit to the remedy and details how the lozenges, sold by J Fuller and other retailers, soothe irritation, improve voice, and aid public speaking. It notes authenticity via proprietor signature on boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Jam
Sir
J. Fuller
Medicins
Covent-Garden
Ummums
Golding
Cornhill
Tott
Randall
Royal ‘Exchange
Néteberg
St. Paul’s Churchard
Wade
Bovd-street
London
W. Meyler
the Grove
Bath
N. B
3. Futher
Professional Concert at Hanover Square
The committee announce a first performance on Monday February 1 with principal vocalists Signora Storace Miss Parke Mr Nield and Madame Dussek and a new glees programme by Webbe Calcott Stevens and Danby to be performed by Dussek Parke Storace Nusek Nyele Danby Buckley Bellamy and Webbe with extensive instrumental lists and a subscription of five guineas for twelve concerts tickets at Ranson Morland and Hammersley Pall Mall Ladies tickets green transferable to ladies Gentlemen red transferable to gentlemen, admission only on the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover-Square
Signora Storace
Miss Parke
Mr. Nield
Madame Dussek
Mr. Webbe
Mr. Calcott
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Danby
Madame Nussek
Mr. Nyele
Buckley
Bellamy
Mr. Dussek
Miss
Smith
Scola
Lindley
Sharp
King
Hill
Mr. Dance
Parke
William Parke
Florio
Pieltain
O’kell
Mahon
Howles
J. Parkinson
Lolmes
Satjaat
Cantelo
Notice of General Court of East India Company January 23
East India House announces a General Court at Leadenhall Street on Wednesday January 23 at eleven in the forenoon. Motions include thanks to Marquis Cornwallis and officers and troops under him in the late war against Tippoo Sultaun. Proposal to approve Lt Col William Popham's return to Bengal service after years in England. Other special affairs may be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Company of Merchants of England
East-Indies
Leadenhall-street
Cornwallis
Tippoo Sultann
5Eke
William Popham
Bengal
England
Bother'em Society Admits Members Amid Political Rhetoric
A meeting of the Bother'em Society moved from the Three Tuns Jewry Street to the Three Kings Minories in London. They resolved to thank Marquis Landsdowne and Charles James Fox for exposing political plots, and required new members to pledge support for constitutional order, civil obedience, and the 1688 Revolution. Secretaries note dates and gatherings at 40 clock with Saturday evenings chaired by the Granp Racu.
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Three Tuns
Jewry Street
Three Kings
Marquis of
Landsdowne
Charles James Fox
Great Britain
James
William
Britain
Europe
London
N. B
Friends of the Liberty of the Press
Granp Racu
Irish Parliament Address Speech and Opposition Critique
The Irish House of Commons debates loyalty to the Crown and criticizes ministers for misgovernance. Speakers condemn patronage, Catholic policy, and ministerial rhetoric as undermining the throne and constitutional balance, while defending parliamentary authority and faith in the Crown.
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House OF Commons
Nous of Commons
Ireland
Great Britain
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King’s Theatre
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Patikl
Signora Bruni
Madame Mara
Mr. Kelly
Signora Bellolt
Signor RO
Vedino
Signor Braghetti
Senor Morelli
Signora Bellol
Signor Rovedino
Signora DE
the Pirates
Govent Garden
Columbus
Harlequin’s Museum
History OF England
David Hume
David Williams
Gainsborough
Pall Mail
Bowyer
Historic Gallery
Pall Mall
Patirosa
Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Theatre
C.incledon
Senate
New Bond-street
Whitcomb-street
Leicester Square
George Pearson
St. George’s Hospital
College of Physicians
Pearson
St. George's Hospital
Ndiy
Bother
EM Society
John Bull
Lord Tyrone
John Oneill
Addis
Blaguiere
Association of the Friends of the Constitution
Liberty
Grattan
Treasury
Lord Buckingham
Lord Westmorland
Old England
Foalana
Paine
Miniter
Minner
France
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