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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1771

Page

4

Proposal for massive new taxes on land and goods

A letter to the printer argues for sweeping fiscal measures to avert financial collapse. It urges a 4,000,000 land tax plus multiple levies on tenants, hogholders, beer and other duties, and a tax on interest income to raise ample revenue within a year. The author predicts strong opposition but claims the plan would fund war and prevent price rises.

Aetna Apieeiseeay C. Das Interet Secretary of State York The Hague Committee of St. James’s Duke of Cumberland Germany Royal Regiment Chatham Sheerness Portsmouth Wapping Limehouse Bufles Will Conveniently Furnish. Yesterday Two Men, Said To Be Sir Henry Harpur Sir John Fielding Newgate Jetta Utrecht William Henry Stik Hendenborg Sneiderweerd States of Holland

Origin of Brandy and Gunpowder in Demon Politics

Schmoraust recounts a devilish contest in Lucifer’s realm to pick the greater mischief maker. Gunpowder versus Brandy clash as the Brandy daemon allies with physicians and apothecaries, orchestrating corruption, temptation, and ruin to thwart human order.

Schmoraust Lucifer Gunonder

Covetous Quack Preyed On Public Health And Pocket

A zealous narrator recalls a fraudulent figure who used false cordial tonics to prey on the credulous public. He spread charm and false cures to profit, promising digestion and cheer while draining minds, spirits, constitutions, and wallets, leading many to ruin and death.

Cambridge News and Naval Movements April 8

Postscript from Cambridge reports Magdalen College Fellows elected Messrs Taylor Key and Kerrick. Global affairs include potential British envoy to Spain based on Messenger, a fleet move to the Mediterranean, and orders for ships from Cadiz and Cronstadt. Admiralty boards, stock concerns, and public notices frame a busy week with murders, accidents, and a Dutch noble’s death noted.

Cambridge Taylor Key Kerrick Magdalen College Spain Lord Grimtham George Pocock Queen’s Palace Peter Dennis Hammond Spithead Mediterranean Nore Lord Viscount Howe Spitherd Cadiz Havannah Harland Canaries East Indies Goree, &c Cronstadt North Sea English Channel Norway Morgan Quebec Africa Europe Earl of Hillborough Hanover Square West India

Price of Stocks and Magazine Authorship Dispute

A dated price list shows stocks such as Bank Stock 1493, India Stock 1, Sea stock details and bonds. The piece then shifts to a lengthy appeal by John Wheeler defending the Lady's Magazine against imitators, urging female readers to resist spurious publishers and protect the Original Publisher, with references to 1771 and counterfeit issues.

Lawsuit over Lady's Magazine authorship and publisher rights

An affidavit from London witnesses details disputes over the Lady's Magazine. John Wheble allegedly acted only as publisher, not proprietor, denying ownership or publishing control while John Wheble seeks continued involvement. The deponents assert copyright and sales arrangements with Robinson and Roberts.

Ohin Coote Paternotter-row London John Wheble Lady's Magazine Orb Messrs Robinson John Coote

Appeal to Readers by Lady's Magazine Publisher

Publisher Joan Wheele apologizes for his indebted position and appeals to indulged readers for continued encouragement of his pretensions to the favorable reception his magazine has met with. He would be wanting, however, but to

Joan Wheele The Lady’s Magazine

Pearl Dentifrice Ad Brought by Dr Jacob Hemet

Dr Jacob Hemet presents Essence of Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice promising safer, whiter teeth and healthier gums. Sold by W Bayley in Cockpar Street and J Price near Leadenhall in London for seven shillings sixpence.

Jacob Hemet Johr Majrsry Amrtra Hemet W. Bayley Cockpar-street Fuld J. Price India-house Leadenhall-free London

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