12 Feb 1796
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 12, 1796
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes essences and dentifrices for teeth and gums, mentions Bayley, Le fticer London and a price of 2s 6d, with scattered archaic wording and unclear attribution. The legibility is poor but reads as a product notice or advertisement from a historical publication.
A historical account by Thomas Wood describes severe rheumatic pain and inveterate scurvy. He credits Antiscorbatic Drops with restoring health after other remedies failed. Sold by the proprietor’s dispensary and patent medicine centers in Britain.
The work is published at price two shillings with a dedication to the press and college fellows. It promotes parental duty in education and guardianship, urging constant effort to guard youth against youthful indulgences. Sold by multiple booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland.
An 18th century advertisement claims Dr Brodum's Botanical Syrups cure neural fits and deafness. It cites a patient, treated in Weymouth and Bath, praising renewed health after trials and urging readers to visit No. 9 Albion Street and other outlets for remedies and the Doctor's address.
Debates in the House of Commons on bills including a proposal to empower magistrates to fix minimum wages and regulate prices for agricultural labor. Critics warn the measure could undermine trial by jury, injure liberty, and hinder industry. Proponents argue relief for the poor is urgent and remedies must combine humanity with policy, while noting existing poor laws also constrain labor and economy.
An 18th century notice offers lie-in apartments for pregnant women with privacy and care. It advertises Mrs Kite and Mr White as midwife and surgeon, located near St Paul’s Churchyard, with infants cared for and restorative pills sold at low price. Letters postpaid are attended to.
A parliamentary note records a judicial matter with Lindsay against Kinfeck. The case was pleaded and judgment postponed to Wednesday with adjournment to Tuesday. The report cites the House of Lords and intelligence notes from February 12.
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