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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 05, 1774
Page
4
An 1874 report describes a riot sparked by a sermon led by Rev. Mr. P. Here the mob hurled eggs and fruit at worshippers, while accusations against authorities and clergy echoed. Some rioters identified. authorities vow to make examples as tensions over religious liberty and dissent flare.
Struggling locals gather at the Fearhers Tavern with talk of reform and moral renewal. A desperate crew debates changing lives, urging wisdom and conscience to guide a troubled community.
A 30g timber sale notice for Norbury's estate in Mickleham Surrey lists Beech and Sycamore trees marked EE 57H The Beech trees are large and suitable for pia use. John Julius Angersiein of Throtten Street and Brosd Street or Mr Joseph Tarver the younger of Romsey Hampshire are authorized to sell the timber.
A crowded session features debates on American affairs, with Lord North’s government urged to pursue strict measures or reform governance. Discussions include tax rights, reconciliation strategies, and a call to lay papers from the British Museum before both Houses. Col. Lechmere takes seat for Worcester, and notices report disturbances in Boston with royal responses.
Elizabeth Buchanan is identified as the daughter of the late Andrew Buchanan Esq of Drumpellier in forthcoming notices. The fragment confirms lineage and residence but lacks further details on date or context.
By Authority of the King’s Patent Thomas Jackson offers Fackson’s Tincture for rheumatic and windy disorders with claims of immediate relief and cure after continued use. Also Grand Elixir for fluxes and fevers. Various other patent medicines listed, sold by reputable shopkeepers across Britain.
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