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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 27, 1799
Page
1
Steel announces reduced prices on Lavender-Water at 25.0d per bottle and Aqua Mellis Honey Water at 4s 6d, at Catearine-street Strand. He warns he cannot accept credit due to low prices and urges Nobility and Country Customers to buy now.
Extraordinary claims outline a lozenge that supposedly cures toothache in minutes without opium or irritants. It cites a medical gentleman's endorsement and lists numerous London and national retailers, promising widespread distribution as soon as possible.
Modern and elegant mansion house built by Colonel D Avenant deceased with coach houses stables enclosed yard and walled garden. About 30 acres of pasture land surrounding the main residence near Market Drayton. Viewings and details from Messrs Dicken and Warren at Drayton offices.
A historical analysis argues Yellow Fever originated in warm climates of Asia or Africa and spread to the United States via West Indies trade and ships. It traces first appearances to Philadelphia in 1760 and 1793, with later outbreaks in Baltimore New York and other ports, linking spread to maritime voyages, quarantines, and urban conditions while contrasting with European plagues and local fevers.
King pursued perjury against Palke after an extended, failed civil action. The court discharged the rule to restore the indictment and ordered costs against King and Humphreys, calling the proceedings wicked beyond anything witnessed.
An epigram imitating Euripides recounts a conceited pard and a witty exchange over verses. The Pard boasted three days to craft a dozen lines, while the Wit claims to write twenty score lines per day, only for the lines to vanish by evening.
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