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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 30, 1767

Page

3

Last of Newport deaths and Windsor market notes

In Newport last week Mrs. Ron Holmes, eldest daughter of the late Lord Holsges, dies. In Devizes market wheat and other grains traded high, while several nobles and officers visit Gloucester and Bath. Reports from Plymouth, Portsmouth, Deal, and Liverpool list arrivals, deaths, and local crime actions.

Newport Ron Holmes Lord Holsges Duke of Gloucester’s Chatham Barracks Devizes Market Bath Beckington Mr. Sainsbury Colville Tucker Canler Hoadley Birmingham Aston Wem Shropshire Newman Branston Northamptonshire Sherborne Nynehead Court William Sanford Evercreech Hilcox William Musgrave St. Laurence Exon John Withers Sherwood Hockworthy Devon Exeter Gloucester Eaffon-Grey Wilts Poole Barhurst Lord Barhurst Miss Hatkell Gloucest Nathaniel Close Ann Vines Port Plymouth Egmont Portsmouth Hamoaze Cate John Philip Williams London Queen Charlotte Greckatt Jamaica Whence Jane Robinson Newcastle Portmouth Henrietta Walker Ostend Ottaway Rotterdam Tryal Firminger Newhaven Deal Downs Wind N. N. E Bristol Granades Liverpool Vine, Simons Africa Dominica Charming Nelly Nottingham Petersburgh

PINE BUD TEA and SPECIFIC POWDERS for Consumptions

An 18th century advert claims PINE BUD TEA cures and prevents colds coughs and lung disorders and lists numerous eminent testers in America and England. SPECIFIC POWDERS are described as powerful cures for pleurisy and consumption with cautions about duration and proper use. Sold by Owen near Temple Bar and other outlets.

England R. Davis Piccadilly N. Young Royal Exchange W. Nicoll St. Paul’s Church Yard Mr. Frederick Bath W. Tefryman York Ward Sheffield Cadell Bristol Houlditch Oxford Agnes Materia Medica N. B Owen Temple-Bar Fleet-Street Spruggs

Baldwin's Daily Journal offered as pocket or desk keeper

An advertisement promotes Baldwin's Daily Journal or The Game Man's Complete Annual Pocket or Desk Book. It claims daily entries for appointments memorandums and accounts, with pockets for notes and letters. Described as the only proper book of its kind with red leather binding and detailed calendar features.

Youne Lord Bacon Aldwin George Tr Great Britain

Postscript Letter Warns of Ministry Change and Corruption

A London Evening Post reader reports rumor of an imminent shift in government aimed at replacing the ministry with a noble Junta. The writer denounces family connections corrupting the state, threatens oppression, and argues for preserving ministers who honor the King and people’s rights in a plea for Pro Patria.

London Evening Pot Mercks Commons England

Prodigious wheat crop in Boston New England report

Letter to the printer notes a bountiful Boston harvest promising a large wheat supply for New England. The writer suggests corn engrossers in the kingdom may face loss and disappointment if they withhold grain from market, urging market access. The correspondence signs off as Sc. Philo-pauper from Boston.

London Evening-Post Mereis Boston New England Philo-Pauper

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