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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 12, 1788
Page
2
The House debated postponing the Report until Friday to accommodate Mr Fox and maintain civility. Mr Burke praised Mr Pitt for flexibility, hoping Mr Fox could attend Friday so business could proceed. The day’s business was unanimously adjourned to Friday after the discussion.
A dated plea from the London Evening-Post urging the Prince of Wales to honor his father’s private virtues and to govern with temper and accountability. It warns against complacency and calls for obedience to constitutional principles while appealing to posterity.
The public is offered The New and Whole Duty of Man in a revised improved weekly edition with copper plates and frontispiece. Edited by Worthington and published by Alexander Hogg for general families and private Christians. Subscriptions listed and price details shown.
The Cordial claims universal approval for bilious disorders and stomach ailments. It allegedly relieves pain, improves appetite, aids digestion, strengthens nerves, and prevents seasick or travel sickness. Sold by B Cornwell in London and others in major towns with sizes and prices listed.
Abstract of a royal grant to Robert Grubb for Friars Drops a medicine claimed to cure venereal disease scurvy rheumatism and related complaints without mercurial pills. The product advertised sold at the Old Bailey warehouse and by appointed patent dealers including Berwick Street and St James's.
A lengthy report discusses the unsettled political scene in Britain, praising Parliament’s independence, criticizing Mr. Pitt and the Opposition, and contemplating the potential return of Pitt or rise of Mr. Fox amid impending ministry changes. It also notes Spanish royal scholarly figures, coinage reforms, and a murder case in Chester where Thomas Mate killed a peace officer after resisting arrest.
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