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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 02, 1799
Page
1
Advertisement announces Sir William Jones and others works in Asia studies, with Bengal history and antiquities. Notices complete sets, volumes I and II available separately, later volumes offered in exchange, request for bespoke copies to be completed.
Public sale announced for the undivided moiety of the manor of South Stainley with farm let to tenants, plus rectory and freehold estate near Ripon. Printed particulars available 14 days prior. viewing by application to Mr. Reynard or Mr. Broun. includes medical ad for Cundell's Improved Balsam of Honey with widespread retailer list. English law case notes follow.
A Norwich style advertisement proclaims OOKERs Cheap and Elegant Pocket Library. It touts illustrated volumes in fine paper, with Frontispieces and engravings by Heath Neagle and others, appealing to bibliophiles, with lists of novels, poets and sacred classics offered at low prices, printed by C. Cooke Jr. and sold by booksellers.
An 18th century advertised tooth ache lozenge claims extraordinary relief with no opium or acrid ingredients. It promises rapid relief by draining pain through watery flow from the tooth, with boxes of six lozenges priced about 29 9d. Sold widely by Ward and other retailers across Britain.
A letter from Henry Boys describing recovery from a severe leg wound thanks the makers of Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial. He and another man recount dramatic health improvements, urging publication and listing multiple stockists across Britain and Ireland.
A melancholy accident last Saturday at Emsworth injured Cornet Kine of the Hampshire Light Dragoons. While a shooting excursion was being prepared, his companion discharged a gun in the same room, shooting him through the body. He survived about six hours. A Berlin Royal Academy note claims a method to increase fish fecundity by merging male and female gametes and repeating the process in fish ponds multiple times per year.
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