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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 02, 1787
Page
3
Fragmented OCR passage depicts a chaotic medieval scene with names like Potherewpeg and Charcan. Characters such as Abe, Janet, and Irene move through ritual and public life while references to gods, courts, and a town become tangled in a mythic narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text cites a medical author Kogh Smith M D of Hatton Garden and mentions works on circulation and commentary for married women on motherhood. The readable lines reference a 3rd edition enlargement and a publication at No 65 Ficet Street with a focus on diets and abuse of tints, lacking clear events.
An 18th century notice claims a royal grant to Robert Grub and offers a cure named Friars Drops for venereal disorders. It markets the remedy as superior to pills and lists wholesale and retail locations in London and nearby towns. The language imitates official proclamations, promising safe, speedy results by a patent medicine.
A London era foreign intelligence brief notes a June sentence about a pope family donation that was revoked and awarded to the heir, plus births in Placentia Spain, coachmen regulations risking exile, and diplomatic appointments in Rome Warsaw and Ratillon. It also notes a royal placement of a mace at the door of a sovereign.
A long dispatch notes French views on Turkish conduct and naval officers, updates on Stornoway and Hudson River developments, and Sir Archibald Campbell’s Madras governorship. It recounts landholding reforms in Hiblands, emigration risks, and colonial trade from Hudson to India, with commentary on Calonne and French politics.
The Duke of York embarked at Calais and landed in England the same day. He stayed at the late Duke of Cumberland’s apartments, then went to Windsor in regimentals. A messenger was sent to the Prince of Wales at Brighton to hasten to welcome his Royal brother. Bells rang in London churches to joyfully announce his arrival.
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