Whispers on Royal Tyranny and Counselors of Kings
The text contends about kings and their counselors, contrasting rulers from the houses of Brunswick and Stuart. It argues that tyranny endures across eras and warns that people will not tolerate being enslaved by a monarch, urging vigilance against corrupt advisers like Lord Sandwich and Lord Hinchinbroke.
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Lord Sandwich
Lord Hinchinbroke
Charles
James
House of Brunswick
House of Stuart
Dreadful havoc from a public remedy claims cure
A dubious 19th century notice promotes a private medical remedy for a disorder affecting children. It asserts the treatment is cheap pleasant and infallible and offered for sale in pots at 6d and 2s 6d with directions at a shop on Chancery Gate listing no clear medical validation or credible source.
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Childeen
Notable Chancery Lane Notice on Letters to Wits SPERER
An 18th century notice requests letters addressed to SPERER at Chancery Lane and announces availability of the first 27 numbers of a wit periodical with the completed volumes to follow. The ad signals receipt and sale details for those seeking the collection.
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Chancery