Second Edition of Almuts Dictionary of the Holy Bible
The notice promotes a six plate second edition and part seven on fine and common papers, with numbers 19 20 21 and a total of twenty parts or sixty shilling numbers. It touts the work as a key tool to clarify scripture and counter modern errors, added by selections from voyages to the Holy Land, praised by periodicals of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealmut
Holy Land
Monthly Review
Monthly Magazine
Gardner's Pills claim cure for gout rheumatism bile and gravel
An 18th century advertisement extols Gardner's Pills as a safe remedy for gout rheumatism bile and gravel with testimonials from patients including a Bank of England official. It details dosing at No 75 76 Long Acre and West Smithfield and notes visits by J Gardner to discuss experiences and a wide network of domestic commerce in sale and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highgate
Stampstead
Hen
S. Brewer
Gardner
West Smithfield
Long Lane
Sam
Bank of England
V.parsinson
N.B
Ashley
W.clipson
Ludgate-Hill
Royal Exchange
Hopwood
Wellclofe-Square
Claré
Borough
Burgas
Beechsferedts
Ward
Holburn
Ferman
Gross Row
Walworth
Caper
West Ham
Wright
Doncaster
Mann
Kettering
Scantlebury
Sheffield
Royce
Stamford
Caveny
Feversham
Clout
Sevenoaks
Brownfrenchy
Dover
Swinney and Co
Birmingham
Etherington
Rocheres
Chatham
Dodd
Gravesend
Herbur Portsea
Reed
Bristol
Watten
Chert
Fey
Miller
Woolwich
J. Gardner
Gibraltar
Liverpool
Channeil
Port‘du Prince
Spicer
London Gazette
Dublin
Kilconnel Hill
Gore’s Bridge
Murphy
Wexford
Matthews
Downshire
Pole
Maryborough
Gore
Lord Loftus
Gol. Ram
Howard
Radcliffe
Wicklow
Donaldson
Sth Dragoons
Ogle
Lieut
Higgins
9Th Dragoons
Upper Talbotstown
Sheba
Antrim
Hacketstown
Gardizes
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New Grove
Mile End
Horne
Leonard-street
Tabernacle-walk
Fintbury-squire
Bourton
Gloucester
Collett
Annem
Boird
N.B. Cate
Difseaters
J. Collett
Baptist Meeting
Collyer
Grabel
Mr. Gardener
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