Emetic Remedy Petitioned in Seventeenth Century Quotation
A fragment cites a 1769 petition urging a remedy to purge humours and bile. The verse emphasizes taking an emetic for both personal and public welfare, dated December 30, 1769.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 30, 1769
Page
4
Fragmented Political Memo of Ireland and England in 18th Century Times
A dense miscellany traces parliamentary petitions, inoculation notes, court and theater commentary, and local civic updates. It references Mr. Wilkes petitions to the House, Dublin inoculation guidance, Lord Rockingham and Lord Lyttelton arrivals, and notices of theatres and bishops with scattered itineraries and shipping details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
House of Commons
Epherdl
Yorkshire
Srro Jermalighe
Derbyshire
Marquis“of
Rockingham
Lord Lyttelton
Earl Temple
Earl of
Hert
Honest Senator Defends Character in London Publication
A London letter quotes Clericus defending the character of a respected Senator against a venomous scandalous publication. He asserts the Senator is honorable, loyal, and unjustly attacked, promising to answer in truth and justify the senator’s integrity before any House of Lords consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Bec
Perrot
Bart
Prince of Wales
Wales
Righard
White Lion
Richard Perrot
London
House of Lords
Clericus
English Cartoon Notes on Minorities and Mace Arrival
Fragmentary OCR notes from an English paper discuss a caricature on minorities and hints at a new mace for a cassis corporation and intelligence. It mentions a caricature-ball and a council, with uncertain dates and sparse context.
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Belzebub
Cassis Corporation
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