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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 27, 1776

Page

2

Swift letter to Mrs. Dabtia on marriage and fortune

A long correspondence excerpt from Dean Swift criticizing changes in style and health in a proposed marriage. Swift asserts he can support a wife with careful management of health, fortune, and home life, questions the recipient’s indifference, and asks for a definitive answer to proceed. He outlines financial needs, a Belfast trip, and domestic expectations, insisting on fidelity and mutual happiness.

Dabtia Maya Aix England Bolton Trim Belfast Ethink Sach Company Adah Jill Jon Swift

Faulkner letter hints Swift era in Ireland notes

Fragmentary 18th century correspondence discusses Stella and Mrs Johnson in Ireland. Mentions Dr Swift, Lord Berkeley, and the Deanship of Derry amid political shifts. Annotated as Johnson’s education, Swift sidelined by Secretary Mr B, and Lord Berkeley as Lord Justices and later Earl of Rocesfer appointment.

Stella Ireland Dr. Swift Lord Berkeley Derry Swift Berkele Earl of Cesfer Anne Perry

Charitable Establishments Critique by a Foreign Visitor

A European traveler praises English charitable houses at Greenwich Hospital yet criticizes their expense and effects. He argues vast hospital networks spur indolence and high labor costs, cites Dutch caution with public aid, and laments excessive liberality. The observer, adopting a cautious stance, warns against extremes while defending necessary charity.

Europe Holland England Candidus

Ancient times lament on law and liberty in nation

The verse laments a society where lawyers, bailiffs, and excisemen rule, laws protect the rich while the poor suffer, debtors are imprisoned, and rulers spend vast sums to enslave subjects. It questions a country’s fate without freedom, noting birds escaping guns while men face execution.

Remarkable Cure for the Stone by Adams Solvent

Bennet, Esq. of New Ormond-fireer, long tormented by the stone for seven years, endured weekly fits and convulsions. After consulting eminent physicians with no relief, he credits a solvent remedy as miraculous, noting nine months without recurrence and daily walks of five to six miles. Sold at Argyle Street near Oxford Street.

Adams Bennett New Ormond-fireer Argyle-street Oxford-street

Universal Family Bible described with engravings and notes

An advertisement touts the Universal Family Bible by Henry Southwell with 100 copper plates, gilt borders, and plates after Rubens and Raphael. It promises a complete commentary on both Testaments with theological and explanatory notes, aiming to promote Christian family happiness. London printers offer weekly numbers at sixpence, with a future list of subscribers and a gratis overplus.

Walz Grizgaias QDHE Universal Family Bible Christian Devine Library Henry Southwell Atterby Lincolnshire Magdalere College Cambridge Mesirs Grignion Walker Taylor Foegeron Renneldign Collyer Wale Rubens Pitart Raphael Laireffe Morgdon Heet Clowes Adam Eve Paradise Buildings of Babel Belshazzar Joseph Ezekiel Endor Hiazekian Zedekiah Acaelites Jephtha i Abraham Faith Nebuchadnezzar Shadrach Meshatha Abed-nego Abraham Fhyah Gehazi Adonibezek Fotia Herod John Emmaus Christ Magdalen Thomas Beter Athens Paul Natas Lystra Saul London Cooke Great Main Irelands Li Paella

Lallier’s Bougies Claim Cures Urinary Disorders

An aged advertisement declares Lallier’s Bougies cure urinary disorders and related bladder issues. It states he offers daily advice 5 to 2 and 7 to 9 at Rathbone Place No 3, with testimonials and a priced treatise on disorders of the bladder and urinary passage. Orders from afar will be cured by proper directions by letter post-paid.

Sammer Greenwich Lalliebqr Ar Dafy Hesling Lallier Rathbone Nicol

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