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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 25, 1767

Page

4

Bloody Barn Fight Ends in Collapse and Mayhem

A brutal street brawl escalates as Camé with force drives opponents into a wall causing a roof to cave in. Thirty bystanders spill onto the floor amid wreckage, while onlookers flee. Only minor injuries and a foul-smelling discharge from shocked participants noted in the chaotic scene.

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Quarrel at the Races and London News Highlights

The Printer of the London Evening-Post remarks on a quarrel between Rev. Hand and a sharpers, urging reverence for scripture. The issue triggers debates on conduct among religious and nonreligious observers. The issue is set against a backdrop of society events, racing results, political notes, and maritime news from Aug 22 1767 with reports from Exeter Races and local incidents.

London Evening-Post Meres Timothy Titus Oxford Lonq Earl of Clargestreet Earl of Rochford Efton Suffolk Lord Godolphin Cleveland-row England Hamilton and Douglas Douglas Inner Temple-lane Queen’s Arms Newgate-street Warwick Earl of Warwick Coventry Nuneaton Atherston Tamworth Fradley Heath Litchfield Staffordshire Brindley Stratford York and Hambleton Stapleton H. Beaufremont Tartar Robinson M. Nannetta John Kaye Br. H. Crescent Shaftoe H. Herald Thompson Wentworth H. Chatsworth Vernon D. Kingtston Shirley Fury Arton Rose Hardwick Richard Cruttenden Feeder Lord David Smith Exeter Haldown Sol Mr. Fulford Little Aaron St. Martin’s Parish Kynaston

Royal Patent for Greenoughs Toothcare Tinctures

Antiquated notice announces Thomas Greenough apothecary Ludgate Street has Crown granted patent for Tin ure Toothache cure and Scurvy gum remedy. Due to counterfeits the label must read Greenough name exactly on each bottle. Wholesale and retail sales listed with locations and merchant incentives.

Thomas Greanough Ludgate Greenough N.B. Faele T. Greenough King's Arms Pefile and Mortor Ludgates Street J. Newbury Bible and Sun Ste Pant Long-Acre Burchetn Bo Wen Souch Royal Exchange Bowen’s

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