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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1773

Page

4

The Fashion of the Female Head-Dress in Society

An essay complains that extravagant head-dresses rival the face in ornament, arguing the hair and cosmetics beautify the head but excessive adornment harms human symmetry. It cites Mr. Addison on vanity and urges women to avoid piling on ribbons, blondes, and trimmings that distract from natural beauty.

Adtison Addison J. Walter Homer’s Head Charing-cross C. Dilly

Florio’s Lament A Juvenile Poem in Mourning

To the editor the writer submits Every a juvenile production claiming merit for a verse lamenting love and betrayal. The speaker laments mistreatment by Fortune and a beloved maid who loves another, ending with the narrator’s suicide by river after a trusted friend’s treacherous plot. Florio signs the verse.

General Evening Post Florio Venus Minerva D. Florio

Price vs WE XIMS Playing the Game

This Day item announces a book titled Price versus WE XIMS for playing the game. It notes calculations and laws of the game, sold by T. Payne at Mews gate St Martin's and by all booksellers in town and country. It states the book is enacted in the Hall book of the Company of Stationery.

Wemw T. Payne St. Martin's Company of Stationery

Vast Dispatches from Europe and Americas Reported

The day brings letters from Holvano and Constantinople with news of a new levy of forty thousand men and military movements along the Danube. Reports from Warsaw claim the Grand Vizir’s army crossed the river in three columns, while Charles of Sweden and the King of Sweden prepare camps and reviews in Scania and Landscron. Other items include crop yields near Cowbridge with wheat prices and barley surges, insurrections in French Hispaniola, emigration to the colonies from Cork, and executions at Tyburn with details of Mrs. Herring’s death.

Constantinople Cahe Porte Marthalseu France Valenciénnes Berlin Corps of Artillery Paris Raportz d’Artois Hamburgh Charles of Sweden Lunden Scania Charles Landscron Stockholm Cowbridge Marlborough the Hague Florence Tuscany Cadiz Ceuta Quebec Upper Lakes Lakes Erie Ontario French Hispaniola Dublin Corke Connaught R——M England Tower Prince Frederic Amelia Elizabeth Gibraltar Buchanan Moody Glasgow New York Bridestone Goodman’s Fields Elizabeth Herring Scotland Tyburn

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