Stomach Pills Sold in London and Britain Wide
Stomach Pills prepared by Mrs. Speedhman of Edmonton are sold for appetite loss indigestion cramps wind bilious colic and related disorders. Available wholesale and retail through John Thomson at Gracechurch Street London and via several London shops with box prices from 2s to 21s.
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Relfe
Bell
Salusbury Square
Fleet Street
E. Newbery’s
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Midgeley
Strand
Wade
Old Bund-street
Tutt’s
Royal Exchange
Wilson
Chemis
Commerce-row
Surry-road
Blackfriars
Speedhman
Edmonton
John Thomson
Gracechurch-street
London
Smyth
New Bond-street
Francis Newbery
Turt
Messrs
Jebul and Co
Oxford-street
Great Britain
Gracechurch-strect
Approved Medicine Brings Relief from Severe Cold
A letter from T Blundell of Oakendean Cowfold near Horsham dated Feb 25 1799 praises an Approved Medicine for a severe winter cold and urges its recommendation. It mentions Mr Cooper of the Green Dragon Hersham cured by a small bottle after other methods failed, noting many others benefited by the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakendean
Cowfold
Horsham
Cooper
Green Dragon
Hersham
Royal appointments and bankruptcies in Whitehall notices
Whitehall March 26 1799 announces Commissioners named by the King to implement provisions of the Land Tax act. The King also appoints deans and prebendaries and presents clerics to Kirk Owan. Bankrupts listed include Slythe elder of Colchester and Marth of Cateaton Street with various creditors. Dividends scheduled for multiple tradesmen and trades in Bristol York Westminster Mendlesham Bath and Birmingham. The piece ends with a sharp remark on Ireland showing war state and societal shock.
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Whitehall
Lord Auckland
Henry Addington
William Pitt
R. P.arden
W. Wynne
A. M.donald
Sylvester Douglas
Weils
George William Lukin
Francis Seymour
Tho. Causton
St. Peter
Westminster
James Kirkpatrick
Kirk Owan
Wigton
John Dickson
W. Bottomley
St. Mary Magdalen
Surry
Carpenter
J. Nath
Bristol
Hooper
T. Snipe
R. Storey
York-street
J. Seaman
Mendlesham
Suffolk
Apothecary
C. Spackman
Bath
Somerset
J. Undrcil
Birmingham
Warwick
J Gardner
Bardsley
Birmingh
R. Castle
Brittal
Merchant Taylor
E. Jol Fun
Haberdather
J. Martindale
St. James-ftr
Westminst
Ireland on alert amid civil unrest and new banditry
A 19th century report describes widespread social collapse with robbery and murder rising in Ireland. It notes government vigilance, Irish prisoners sent to Scotland, and fears of a French attack. It reports travelers fearing for safety, mail coaches traveling in caravans, and a brutal raid in Whitechurch where seven cows were killed and the herdman threatened for failing to return a tenant’s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Great Britain
Scotland
Dublin
Altho
Kineton
Queen’s County
Epstein
Cork
T. Creedan
Whitechurch
Gazette Reports Dutch Blockade and War Preparations
Government announces a blockade of US Holland ports disproving Dutch fleet failure. Despite losses, the Dutch are close to completing a large armament and may launch nine ships this spring. A Dover cartel brought 61 masters and mates from Grave lines but no Gazettes aboard. Saltpetre sales rise as belligerents buy in England. Over fifty million penny-pieces issued by Bolton and Watts amid rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of Holland
Brest
Dover
Gravelines
England
Great Britain
Messrs. Bolton and Watts
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Fish Street Hill
M.N
Mann
Sussex
Peake and Co
Her Majesty
Haymarket
Mr. Wade
Cornhill
N. B
T. Mann
Ian
T. Blundell
Sible Society
St. Antholin’s Church
Watling-street
John Shepherd
St. Saviour's Southwark
Henry Cox Mason
Bermondsey
Lord Onslow
B. A. Tom
QO. L
Northumberland Street
Portscrip
The
London Gazette
Law of Nations
I. Slythe the Elder
Colchester
Essx
Red Lion Inn
N. Marth
Cateaton-street
Guildhall
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