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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 25, 1773
Page
3
Novel details from Sweden and France surface in late November dispatches. A king visited Gripsholm Castle amid celebrations while Jean Antoine Brandl Coste, once imprisoned, was freed under conditions tied to payments and political alignment.
The Upper House of Assembly presented an address to Lieutenant-Governor Bully about the printer Thomas Powell and the habeas corpus debate. The document cites privilege breaches, the assembly’s stance on royal authority, and requests consideration of the case with papers for His Majesty’s review. Reports of Irish and English parliamentary grants, canal debt, and various royal notices accompany the dispatch. The week includes local meetings about election integrity, condemnations of defamation, and notices of deaths and promotions.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and origins such as Jamaica, Luthern, Petersburgh, London, Lisbon, Waterford, Riga, Liverpool, Smyrna and others. It mentions ships, merchants, and destinations with scattered references to trade and movement, lacking coherent events or dates.
Serenthaai Worcestershire notes a claim by Robert Brad of Bong-acre that his Royal Patent Elastic- Truffes cure ruptures. He asserts past treatments were ignorant and cruel, and offers no reward beyond demonstrating the device’s cure.
A damaged excerpt from a November 26 1773 communication discusses Mr Colman and the Duellist matter. It notes auditors, an intended Monday release, and mentions Dr Kenrick and alleged injury to an author. It contains crude caricatures and references to manners, dress, and social standing.
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