Secrets and plots in Calais Irish Brigade circle
A correspondent describes Captain De Feuille of the Irish Brigades now in half pay who recruits for France from the Rummer Tavern in Charing Cross. The group swears secrecy, hears a Catholic plan to hinder Protestants, and is urged to act for a common future while a scheme to free the Portsmouth Dock Yard is discussed.
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Calais
de Signes
Vomdins
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Charing Cross
Lord Baltimore
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America
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Portsmouth
Humibie
Cure for Hooping Cough Offered by Several Vendors
A privately developed remedy for hooping cough and other coughs is sold in pots of 1s 6d to 6s at multiple London outlets including Mr. Moore in Chancery Lane and Mr. Waterhouse near Barnard’s Inn. The pamphlet notes generous allowances for those in Town and Country who buy to resell.
Whitsperer book notice from Chancery Lane address
An advertisement from W. Moore at No 22 Chancery Lane offers Letters to the Whitsperer port-paid and lists the first 27 Numbers in an octavo volume with subsequent Numbers to complete the set. It promotes postal payment and stresses availability of the full series.
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W. Moore
Chancery Lane
Whitsperer
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