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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 19, 1774
Page
2
Lorp N-TH and Col. B-re discuss the national debt, funded and unfunded totals, and a ten year payoff saving. They critique French finances, pensions, and the dixieme, warn of bankruptcy as a debt remover, and argue for cautious navy funding and peace with France amid political shifts.
Proposals for inclosure drainage turnpikes canals and navigable rivers must follow new notices plans and cost disclosures. Notices required at parish church doors Michaelmas sessions and in newspapers. Petitions must include commissioners names compensations plans surveys land owner assent or dissent and subscription lists.
Generaal Eveyine Post discusses the death of the French emperor, noting sixty years on the throne and the English approach to mourning. The piece satirizes chatter about unnatural causes, the Nazareens’ custom of mourning, and speculative theories about Damien’s attack, while arguing nature’s course and the frailties of a man worn by excess.
In this London letter dated 11th month of Zilbage year 1193, the writer critiques physicians and courtiers, mocks popular legends of Louis the Well-Beloved, and ponders the French succession. He予signs the new king's likely ministerial foes and forecasts potential conflicts with England and Brandenburg, hoping for peace conferences and future chances to avenge perceived treachery.
An 18th century advertisement touts VE NOS original Vegetable Syrup as a safe mercurial free remedy for scurvy and venereal disorders. It claims efficacy in four to six bottles and lists Laffery and Son as sellers at Frith Street and Bishopsgate Fleet Street with directions and prices.
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