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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 13, 1766
Page
4
A London pamphlet recounts an episode of a physician consultation and a harsh rebuke from a society member. The piece mocks critics who flatter the dead and defends modest merit against insincere praise, concluding with a defiant verse from M. Club.
A ConsTANT READER celebrates Miss S L Walker with formal verse. The letter urges Buckingham Palace notes be printed and thanks readers for support amid prosecutions. It invites orders from Gentlemen and Ladies and lists ads and notices taken by ALMon, Rockefeller, and Stationer near Burlington House Piccadilly.
The mail from Holland brings multi‑regional dispatches: arrivals of General Wolkonki and M. de Villebois. Polish royal decree to nobles of Courland. monarch’s birthday notices and public admittance to royal halls. deaths, marriages, and robberies reported in London and Westminster. Naval funding, East India recruits, and theatre listings conclude with market and stock notes from London and Genoa.
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