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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

04 Jan 1799

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1799

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Parliamentary Debate on Habeas Corpus and Liberty

A lengthy session unfolds as Noble Lords challenge the necessity of the Habeas Corpus suspension. Lords Grenville and others debate government power, public danger, and the treatment of prisoners like Despard, questioning consistency with English liberty and the wartime pretexts used to justify strong measures.

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Patent Cure for Pain Claims Excessive Certainty

An advertisement extols an alleged remedy for excruciating pain. It features testimonials by a physician of eminence and asserts the medicine contains no opium or bitter stimulants. The product is sold in labeled boxes at varying prices, with wholesale and retail outlets listed across multiple towns.

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Dr Solomon Solicitous Seborroado Cure Note

A fragmentary letter requests medical remedy for Indi fog ailment with Gaulish remedies and brand names. The writer lists candidates and places including Livery-street Harper and Strand Bo, mentions Gilead Forte, Swinney’s, and names such as Mr Mathews and Henry Hawke in a plea for publicizing a folk cure.

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