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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1787

Page

3

Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice

The readable text shows garbled lines with unclear names and dates. The fragment mentions a cast day and a question, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.

Debate on Farmed Revenue and Turnpike Dues in Commons

The House discussed a bill to farm revenue and tolls, with Mr. Livingstone and Mr. Jacks opposing on constitutional grounds. Supporters claimed efficiency and revenue gains. opponents warned of abuses by contractors, inflation, and loss of parliamentary control. The debate touched on turnpikes, innkeepers, and the public burden.

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Fragmentary 18th Century Patent Notice and Product Names

Fragmented text cites Bayley and Lowy in London and mentions patent related cake mixtures and “Shining Liquid Plackine.” References to King’s M ate and weapons terms appear amid garbled lines, with opaque notes on curing and durability. no coherent event or clear individuals beyond generic firms.

Mont Iver Bayley Lowy London Tim PME King's Mate Baretta

Friars Drops advertises cure for venereal diseases 1777

Royal letter appoints Kings son to promote Friars Drops, claiming a safe speedy cure for venereal disorders without mercury. The text lists sales points at Old Bailey London and multiple shops in Oxford Street St Giles Southwark and Berwick Street. It promises relief after twenty years of illness and notes writ of Privy Seal authority.

AL Grubb Gor France Breiaad St. Mati Old Bailey Ludgate-hill London Oxford-street St. Giles’s Mr. Skirven Aclitt Highway Ward King’s Arms High-street Southwark J. Chady Novay Walker Berwick - S Treet Sid

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