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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 16, 1790
Page
7
The fragment outlines a catalog of books on languages and grammar including Latin and Italian grammar with numbered pages. It lists volumes on geography or theology and mentions naval officers and public figures. The text references medical topics on venereal disease and prophylaxis and includes prices, publishers, and distribution notes.
An 18th century note reviews English politics commerce and literature while warning against counterfeit cakes labeled as Wiliam Bayley Blacking. It details a London Cockspur Street address for genuine cakes and cautions retailers about impostors selling imitation goods. The piece reads as a public notice urging vigilance against misrepresented products and urging prompt reporting of wrongdoing.
A new edition, the third, will be published simultaneously with the first volume. It is priced at six shillings in boards.
An advertisement listing various almanacks printed on fine paper with engravings and embellishments. It promotes ILEV’s New Fortune told Almanack and Fate Cious Poetical Well, featuring thousands of questions and answers for different readers. It includes prices and editors at Ludgate Street and mentions Riley’s Royal something.
A new enlarged treatise on natural history promises to correct errors and reveal the virtues of birds, quadrupeds, fishes, and plants. It extols the divine creator and presents a comprehensive view of nature, with emphasis on youth education and moral instruction.
Yesterday at one o clock their Majesties and the three eldest princes came from Buckingham to St James's Palace for an audience with the Queen on the arrival from Holland. The circle included the King Queen Prince of Wales Dukes York and Clarence Princess Royal Augusta and Elizabeth. The drawing room, very numerous, broke up after four o clock and the Royal Family returned to Buckingham House for dinner.
A garbled 18th century style account recounts storms and medical guidance on wearing flannel to stave off illness. The piece mentions a Quarterly General Court at the India Company, reviews director resignations and ship dispatches, and describes a violent incident near the Dean of Tuam with theft and assault in Park Lane.
fragmentary text shows names like THOMAS BILLINGS and scattered phrases. readable content is minimal. context, dates, or events are not identifiable.
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