Pewter Platter

11366 Pewter Platter Charles Street Hatton Garden. Tavern. 1794–1843.

Pewter Platter, Charles Street, Leather Lane, Hatton Garden.

Benefit Clubs. Worthy and long-established Society, The Members of a Benefit Club, held at a very reputable House, the Pewter Platter, Charles-Street, Hatton-Garden, Holborn, give this publick Notice, that from the Death of many of their Members makes it absolutely necessary to join with some other Club of the same Kind, provided such Members of the Club that apply shall approve of, and comply with, the Articles left at the Bar of the above House; and any Person inclined to become a Member will be admitted. The Society meet once a Fortnight on a Monday, at Seven o'Clock, and will treat with any Person or Persons of the above Subject. Their next Meeting Night is on Monday Se'nnight.
—Daily Advertiser 14224, Saturday, July 20, 1776

Dr. Lowther'sNervous Powders and Drops.
Epilectic Fits radically cured by the above Medicines, as ascertained by numerous patients upwards of twenty years, and is evident in the present case of Sally Tyler, who was afflicted many months with violent fits, frequently invading twice a day, with terrible distortion of features, and strong convulsions, required many people to manage her in the parosysm; hence ensued great lowness of spirits, horrors, tremors, startings, restless nights, loss of appetite, and many other disagreeable symptoms, from which she is now entirely relieved, and restored to perfect health. This extraordinary cure, performed by Dr. Hinde, will be authenticated, on application to Mr. Wybourne, at the Pewter Platter, Charles-street, Hatton-garden, where the person resides.
     These medicines are prepared and sold by the partner, Dr. Hinde, at his house, No. 10, Hatton-street, where he attends every day (Sunday excepted) from ten in the morning to four in the afternoon, to give his advice gratis, in nervous complaints; sold also by Mr. Cook, bookseller, Paternoster-row; and at Mr. Vincent's, perfumer, Bond-street.
     Sold at his house only, Compound Essence of Quick Lime, a most sovereign remedy for the Dropsy and Gravel.
—General Advertiser and Morning Intelligencer     528, Saturday, November 7, 1778

Messrs. Prockter and Fraser are instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at Masons' hall Tavern, Coleman Street, E.C., on Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1886, at 1 o'clock precisely, the
Lease, Together with Goodwill and Possession,
of the well-known
Pewter Platter,
situate at the corner of
Charles Street and Leather Lane, Holborn.
The Pewter Platter is situated in the centre of the market-place, and the trade, in the hands of an energetic working man, is capable of great improvement. Cards to view and particulars of the Auctioneers, 150, Brick Lane, E.
—The Sunday Times 3320, Sunday, November 28, 1886