Fleet Movements and Irish Naval Preparations in 1729
Notes from Dublin and London report heightened Danish naval activity, a Russian fleet watch, and British plans for Greenwich Hospital administration. Also listed are local notices, medical advertisements, land and property sales in Ireland and a promotional claim for a universal remedy addressing consumption and related ailments.
Patented Medicines Advertised in Portentous Script
A fragmented late 18th or early 19th century advertisement lists various patent medicines and tonics with archaic names such as the Princely Letion for the fib and the Creat Carminance for the WindChalick. It mentions cures for fevers, worms, epilepsy, and children's convulsions, along with dosing and pricing notes. The garbled text references a printer and customs house, with a note that if not used this month they are useless until the next year.
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Harmenny
Alay
Nickolas Cormick
Fillbnory
Nicholas Cormicks
Kilkenny
Simon Slimgidy
Uhers Key
Dublin
N. B
Dickan
Silver-Court
Caffle-Street
Rose-Tavern
Lusician
Anne
Dickson
Chilik
Sraffey
Cox
Lee
Veral Gentlemenas
Ladice
Pouder
Walt Hall
Che
D. Campbell
Moore
Cffe House
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Earl
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James Smyth
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