04 Nov 1775
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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 04, 1775
Page
1
A chaotic London Gazette excerpt reports naval movements, troop transports, and battles around Montreal with details of Canadian and American forces, captures, casualties, and prisoner numbers. It also notes parliamentary debates, indemnity discussions, and public notices alongside ship arrivals and maritime commerce logs.
A damaged clipping from Countrh and Oxford dated November 2 reports a stray reference to a fellow of LRG Sram and mentions a pretend “Pothion and Ate” in garbled form, yielding no clear event or names.
An advertisement to the public by W Bayley and J Price promotes Pearl Dentifrice as superior for teeth and gum care. It asserts prevention of tooth decay gum disease and bad breath, claims whitening enamel protection and fresh breath, and lists retail outlets in Cockspur Street Haymarket Leadenhall Street Bath with a price of 15 6d per item.
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