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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1767

Page

4

New Year Mottoes and Moral Critique in London Evening Post

A selection from the London Evening Post includes moral reflections on vices and virtue, warning against popularity theatrics and urging honest inquiry, followed by a lament and political verse. It offers quotes from Livy Atheneus and Caligula, a moral maxim, and a call to examine means by ends. The piece closes with a poem and a song for the New Year urging virtue and truth.

London Post Mr. Meres Livy Appius Atheneus Caligula Tam

Misused laws and common-property in Tacitus example

The writer argues against overreliance on law by imagining a Tacitean society where property is common and marriage non existent. He questions whether abuse of law justifies discontinuing good regulations, noting potential rise in crime if remedies become worse than the evils.

London Evening-Post Meres Tacitus

New-Years Address to London Newspaper Writers 1767

A satirical poem from the London Evening-Post railing at quarrels among writers and printers. It mocks ongoing wrangling over who is right or out, urging unity and restraint while lampooning the cost and chaos of disputes in Old England. The verse targets the paper's contributors and public discourse of the period.

London Evening-Post

London Gossip and Court News From St James's to Temple Bar

London reports recount high winds silencing flambeaux for a royal wander from St James's to Buckingham House and social events at Count de Seilern's St James's Square home. Reports include arrivals of the Earl of Marchmont, East India Company plans, military promotions, emigration orders, ship sailings, city crimes, fires, drownings, and theatre listings.

London St. James’s Buckingham House St. James’s Park Count de Seilern St. James’square Curzonstreet Earl of Marchmont Scotland East-India Company Bengal Floridas Hamburgh Elb East Florida Watermens Company Butcher-row Temple-bar America

Unclear OCR fragment of financial bonds and notes

Fragmentary OCR text lists bonds and financial instruments with scattered terms such as India ditto South Sea Navy and various dates and percentages. Lacks coherent events, entities, or structure to identify a clear news item.

Prolific 18th Century Latin Grammar and Texts Publicized

Catalog of scholarly works printed for Thom as Longman and B. W. Turner M A includes Terreur Epini on of Select Century of Cord erius Colloquies with Fnylith Notes by William Willy mot LLD Vice Provost of King s College Cambridge An added Vocabulary English and Latin and the Gospels for Sundays with notes from Cal talio Latin Version Also listed are Phedrus Fables The Common Accidence and Exercises to the Accidence and other language primers with grammar drills and Latin syntax references by various editors and authors including Thompson and Hoole who publish new editions and scholastic aids for Latin Greek and English learners.

Corderius William Willymot L.L.D King’s College Cambridge Tio. Longman Pheedrus Caltalio Charles Hoole Thompson

Remedy for Coughs and Lung Disorders by S Ryley M D

An antique patent medicine notice promoting Coltsfoor Essence by S Ryley M D as a universal cure for coughs hoarseness consumptions and lung disorders. It claims instant relief and superior balsams with intolerant warnings against rival medicines and references to Dr Hill and Hill's Herbal, urging letters for advice.

S. Ryley M.D Lindales, &c S. Crowder J. Coore King’s Hill Hoffman Roernaave Shaw Quincy James

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