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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1771

Page

3

Vast early parliament shifts and winter turmoil reported

A 18th century London bulletin details House proceedings with petitions, a key committee delay, and shifts in offices. It notes the Lords Commissioners delivering Seals to the King, appointments for Bankrupts and legal posts, and various deaths, crimes, and weather-driven incidents across Britain. Notable names include Justice Bathurst, Bathard, and Earl Halifax.

House of Commins Robinhood Society St. Jime’s Justice Bathard Justice Bathurst Baron Apsley Apsley Sussex Earl of Cirencester Gloucester Earl-of-Halifax Northern Earl of Suffolk Lambrecht Bargrave Pye Greenland Brookes Fry Smythe Alders Poitlethwayte Yeterday Edward Thurloe Alexander Wedderhurne Mr.De Grey Court of Common Pleas Markham Richard Zuleistein de Nafsau Rochford Earl of Mialifax Lorer Stanhope Bigshia Sedgwick Bury Ufius John Hervey Admiralty Wilf Alisius

Beaume de Vie praised as health preservative and cure

The Beaume de Vie is extolled as a powerful medicine that strengthens the stomach and bowels, purifies the blood, and improves overall vitality. It is recommended for goaty, rheumatic, and corbatic habits, as well as languid and nervous conditions, with noted benefits for female disorders.

Beaume DE Vie

Debates on Licentious Press and Governing Power

A reflective column laments licentiousness and ministerial influence, tracing the rise of harsh censorship, political turnover, and public discontent. It argues liberty requires balanced reform, warns against executive overreach, and calls for remedies to ease tensions between orders while preserving national stability.

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