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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 05, 1776

Page

2

Obedience, Liberty, and the King in Courageous Debate

Rusticus argues for reciprocal obedience to authority and the monarchs role in protecting liberty. He condemns republican agitation as dangerous to the realm, warns against treasonous societies, and urges Britons to resist rebellion and remain in the countryside for health, peace, and friendship.

England Amelia Congress France Spain Britain America Treasury Eve Long

The Grieving Lovers End in Tragic Pact

Peter Tardy recounts the tale of Eliza and Richard in Devon and Somerset, where Richard grieves beside Eliza’s grave until months later he bequeaths wealth to Eliza’s mother and, in a final act of love, dies. The sorrowful youth vows not to speak his love until a foretold hour, leading to a poignant, fatal devotion.

Eliza Richard Eliida Devonshire Somersetshire Mr. Pope Felf Peter Tardy

I Saw a Phenix and a Farmer’s Love Tale

An elderly correspondent recalls a spring West Country tour and a remarkable tale of Richard Wilson, a humane farmer’s son who falls for Eliza, a poor cottage girl. Their lives intertwine amid sickness and love as Eliza succumbs to smallpox while Richard tends her and her mother.

Somerset Devon Charing-cross Richard Wilson Richard Eliza Eliza Tay King of Terror

Almanacks offer large cash prizes in 1777 lottery sheets

Pearce prints two lottery almanacks promising 250 pounds for the last drawn ticket or 100 pounds for a pocket-book entry. The 1777 calendars include moon and sun data, tides, eclipses, interest tables, weights of money, and other notes. Pocket-book adds 52 leaves, beauty recipes and fashions with engraved portraits.

Wing Pearce London Bridge Great Britain Labdy Embel Lady Barrymore Fitzroy Farm Princess Royal of England Correa Marchioness of Granby Bank &c Vauxhall É c Windsor G. Pearce Fleet-street St. Dunstan's Church Great-Britain

On Kiuay UKi COVES An Effay on the Small-Pox

A historical note on the smallpox discourse from a period piece titled on Kiuay UKi Coves addressing fears and remedies. The text surveys symptoms, contagion, vaccination practice, and public health concerns of its era. It reflects early medical debates and civic responses to smallpox outbreaks.

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Molesworths Lottery Plan Promises Big Prizes At Low Prices

A London advertises Cans in ir Molesworths calculation offering chances to win high prizes in a lottery. Tickets sold at No 67 High Holborn No 30 Fleet Street No 34 King Street Cheapside and No 23 Birchin Lane Corn Hill. It claims many top prizes in first fourteen days of drawing and cites past Lottery successes and affidavits.

Ir. Molesworth Priz.s High Holborn Fleet-Rreet King-street Cheapside Birshin-lane Cornhill Royal Exchange London Chao Iscoa Hrafs Crosby Frederick Bull Dorking Surry John Vaughan Molesworth

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