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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 10, 1767
Page
4
A dialogue lampoons debtors and spendthrifts with Prod. Tho. and Mier. Prod. lampoons Myer as a greedy man trapped by his own riches. The exchange mocks debt, self-indulgence, and impending ruin, predicting death and curses from loved ones.
A verse dialogue laments Folly as the bane of time. Thalia is urged to join Honistus and Amater in hunting Dame Folly, contrasting court vanity with vulgar amusements like cards and dice and noting mislaid letters and unreadable lines.
From Vienna and Geneva reports describe extreme frost on the Elbe killing cattle and hogs while Commissaries present a written reply to Leffer Council. They say emigration of many inhabitants stems from the Republics unhappy divisions and request written publication of their earlier representation.
London observers question the Dealers in Calumny alleged efforts to sway public opinion. The piece asks whether the public shows dissatisfaction by hiss or disapproval toward those in government and whether the people are heard at all.
Broad discussion decries false patriots while urging real measures for reform. Reports mention fleet preparations, trade relief, and political figures traveling between London, Ireland, and Paris. Local incidents include weather, accidents, and charitable efforts for the poor amid a harsh term’s pressures.
Pricing details for hay and straw at St Pancras with figures in shillings and pence. Includes rates from 26s to 14s per stone and assorted weights or loads. A terse market update reflecting commodity costs and loading terms.
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