Halse's Scorbutic Drops Promoted by Brent Parish Guardians
A Brent Devon declaration supports Halse's Scorbutic Drops as a cure for scurvy and purulent wounds. Thomas Rolins reportedly improved after starting the drops, with witnesses detailing prior severe illness. The document cites numerous testimonials, including a Dickensian letter and a Nottingham Review excerpt, praising the remedy and listing London agents and prices.
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Aise
Halse
London
Brent
Devon
Thomas Rolins
Thomas Rollins
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Charles Dickenson
Nottingham Review
Leas &c
Hase
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Greenwich Hospital
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John Wood Roudee
Linur
F. R. Blake
Thirty-Third Regiment
Newcastle-On-Tyne
38Rd
Liev
G Glenny, Esq
Strand
G. Glenny
Wharf Road
City Road
William 8. Burton
Meters
Elkington and Co
Hrea
King’s
Jia
William
Burton’s
Erdogen
Seach
Burton
Newman Street
Wells-street
A.D
Sylvester
Palmer's
Burton's
Palmer
William S. Burton
COALS
Cockerell & CO
Purfleet Wharf
Earl-Street
Blackfriars
R. Halse
Brunswick-Squate
Devonshire
Exeter Flying Post
Flying Post
Mn. Eorror
Mr. Halse
New London Inn
Dodbrooke
Kingsbridge
C. G. Owen
Halee
W. N. Halse
Brunswick Square
the Guardians OF
John Elliott
John Manning Henry Goodman
William Pearse
Arthur Langworthy
Wootesaur
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
C. King
Carter-street
Walworth
Edwards
St. Paul’s
Butler and Harding
Coeapside
Sutton and Co
Bow-churchyard
Newbery
St. Paul's
Johnston
Cornhill
Banger
Prout
Elann and Co