Dr Brodum cure advertised with notices across towns in 1792
A fragmented Victorian advertisement details Dr W Brodum's Nervous and Restorative Cordial claimed to cure deafness nervous debility and eye complaints. Testimonies from Thomas Ave and Thomas Kearr claim lasting hearing restoration while other names urge buyers to consult Tutt’s Royal Exchange Williams and Burgeois. Includes prices 5s 6d and references to Botann Rup for scurvy and leprosy.
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Doncaster Journal
William Brodum
Hull
Bappus
Bro- Dun
G.S
Tutt’s
Royal Exchange
Williams
Pall-Mall
Ingdoms
William Gillingham
Wimblington
Withers
Baisley Redhead
Wimblington Toll-bar
March
Cambridgeshire
Foote
West Quay
Southampton
Brodum
Lie
C.J. M'Sowzgall
Witnes
William Mills
Wade
Raymond
Broadum
Bourgeois and Co’s
Three Kingdoms
W. Brodum
Albion-street
Blackfriar’s Bridge
Jane Baker
Guarter-lane
Cheapside
Dr. Brodum
London
J. Sanderson
Robert Parker
Frog-lane
Bath
Richard Searle
Mr. Dawson
Northgate-street
John Lachtead
Thomas Capps
East Dereham
Norfolk
Brooum
Samuel Rash
Fuller’s
Covent-Garden
Mr. Bourgeois and Co
Haymarket
Advi
N. B
W. Gillingham
Market- Downham
Thomas Shave
Lse
Thomas Kearr
John Boyce
Star Inn
Shoreham
Sussex
ICAL
The SIEUR COMUS Magical Exhibition in Town
Friday and Saturday evenings in November 1793 the Sireur Comus displays a grand show. He showcases japanned caskets numbers rings watches and medals along with thaumaturgic machines and unusual experiments. Part II claims telepathy via thought reading and silent communication. Part II presents magical watches and sympathetic clocks never before seen in the kingdom. Part IV promises an invisible swimmer to reveal thought names without the magican in the room.
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Comus
Mvanith
Public Office Bow Street Reward for Forgery
In November 1793 at Bow Street a reward of two hundred pounds is offered related to a forgery case. The notice seeks to identify and apprehend the offender involved in the criminal act. The public is urged to provide information leading to the arrest and prosecution.
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NEW Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Hamlet
Stonery
Drestes
Holman
Ghost
Farren
Horatio
Harley
Laertes
Middleton
King
Powel
Polonius
Munden
Ostrick
Bernard
Rosencraus
Macready
Guildenstern
Davies
Barnett
Watts
Follett
Lloyd
Kirton
Page
Blurton
Costello
Lefevve
Linton
Street
Gray
Toulon
Vill
Suretn
Dibddin
Rose
Olin
Colin
Martyr
Gregory
Cubitt
Higggins
Thompson
Fidger
Leicester
Rofe
Mountain
Brandon
Hart-street
Regina
Barnaby Brittle
Cymbeline
Imagine
Marian
Berwick
Astley's
West Minster Brine
Jenkinson
Ation
London and Middlesex Bank
OF Wit
Freeman ’S Court
Mak Leaven.worth
Trusees
England
Mr. Leavenworth
Stratford Place
Jusiier
James Lyon
Bank of England
James Lyons
William Addington
N. B
Shetland
Greenland
Wilbraham
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Theatre Royal
Hay Market
THE
Mountaineers
Kemble
Barrymore
Benson
Rickin
Bannister
Dignum
Bland
Jones
Parsons
Madocks
Burton
Waldron
Bensley
Caulfield
Plume
Westminster
City and Liberty of
County of
Middlesex
Borough of
Southwark
Robert Jones
Catherine-street
Strand
Br. N. Jenkinson
Harlequin
Royal Saloon
J. Jenkinson
Devil
Taylors
Messrs
Lafceils
Marque
Laurent
E. Cabanal
Gaby
Dolly
Johannot
the Duke OF York
o’Clark
Mr. Jenkinson
Pedlar’s Acre
Albion Street
Leverean Museum
Blackfriar’s Road
Ational
Blackfriar’s-bridge
Gaxat
Hay- Ot Market
Public Office
Bow-Street
Melanscheg
Strand, Elanscheg and Co
Nootki Sound
Archer
Henrare
N.B
Mr. Archer
C. Cary