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Newspaper

Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 28, 1723

Page

3

Treatise on Nervous Diseases and Self Cure Advertised

A newly published treatise by a physician discusses diseases of the head brain and nerves including palsy apoplexy lethargy epilepsy and convulsions with directions for care prevention and cure. It is offered at Haydon Yard Minories and Fleet Street with enticing rewards for prompt delivery and a later real estate notice advertises Downie Ground Oxfordshire a self contained estate with game woods and annual rent.

Haydon Yard Minories Tobe Oxfordshire Healy Walingford Jolia’ Young Cobham Ocas Abingdon

Eaxdon Printed by E Berington in Silverfreet Bloomsbury

A fragmentary European news note reports on printers in Silverfreet Bloomsbury and a Paris Parisian dispatch. It mentions Don Antonio Alvarez de Bourgu ez appointed governor of Cadiz, the Nostra Senora de Bayonne ship from New Spain with 89684 pieces of eight, and courtly notes on the King birthday ceremonies at St Ildefonso. It also records the Infanta Queen being blooded and the Smallpox outbreak, plus other brief items including the death of Meffire Hyacinth Prince de Ligne.

Paris A-la-main Madrid St. Ildefonso Antonio Alvarez de Bourguez Cadiz Nostra Seniora de France Council of Finances Marseilles India Company Trianon Marli Meffire Hyacinth Prince de

Reward for Apprehension of Gloucestershire Highwaymen

General Post Office announces a dawn robbery on the Bristol mail near Old Ashtor Gloucestershire. Two highwaymen bound the boy, seized the mail, and rode away. one wore a Perriwig and green coat, the other blue riding coat. A reward of 2000 pounds is offered for conviction and discovery leads to a pardon by command of the King.

General Post-Office London Chippenham Bristol Old Ashtor Gloucestershire

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