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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1772

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London Gazette Notes Diplomatic Appointments and Plenum

From the London Gazette dated January 4, Stockholm reports the States held a full day of dispatches and adopted a resolution to meet after holidays on January 8. James Harris junior, Esg, kissed the King's hand as Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Berlin.

London Stockholm Pleno Dyet St. James's Fan James Harris Jun Berlin

Prince printers in Lords clash sparks over liberty of press

London report details Sir Joseph Mawbey accusing the Lords of arbitrary punishment for printers and letters from Paris about England's affairs. Writs issue for Carnarvon and others, royal health concerns, suicides, marriages, deaths, and a Norwich duel end with no fatalities.

House of Commons W. Woodfall House of Lords Joseph Mawbey France Paris Earl of Hertford Great Britain David Hume Trail Church of England Ambassador’s Newgate Garrick Marquis of Carnarvon Duke of Chandos Lord Burgherth Earl of Weimorland William Witzherbert Ely Jebb Clifton Wintringham Warren Lord Mansfield Thurloe le Roy Denmark Street Middlesex Hospital Allen Jamaica

Enquiry into the Origin and Progress of Religion Part I

Publication notice for a religious treatise by Rev James Hingeston M A vicar of Raydon Suffolk printed for Hingeston Cadel Payne and Johnson in the Strand Mews gate Ave Mary Lane with price bound 55 shillings The day of publication is noted.

James Hingeston Raydon Suffolk M. Hingeston T. Cadel Strand T. Payne Mews E. Johnson Ave-Marylane

Essence of Pearl and Lozenges Promoted by Hemet Surgeon

An 18th century advertisement touts Essence of Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice as superior toothcare, promising enamel preservation, decay prevention, fresh breath, and gum health. Sold by W Bayley and others in London and Bath, with counterfeit warnings and a Steady list of retail outlets. Also advertised are TolU lozenges for coughs and hoarseness, with claims of curing breathing issues and aiding digestion. remedies sold by T Greenough in Ludgate Street and others. A testimonial praises a diuretic drops treatment for dropsy from a Salisbury correspondent. Also noted is a urinary tract medicine by Matthew Holand with multiple retailers listed.

AQQB Hemet Amelia W. Bayley Ckpur-Shreet J. Price India House Leadenhall-street London Miss Purdie Bath J. le Brun Rue Dauphine Paris Gm Necenalatnaalci Hk Tolu T. Grenorgh King’s Arms Ludgateshed Haymarket A. Rothwell Ross New Bnd-street Mr. Purdie North Parade King’s Head Matthew Holand Flexney Holborn Richardon Derham

Imperil Asthmatic Balsam advertised remedy prose

An 18th century advertisement touts the Imperial Asthmatic Balsam as a sovereign cure for breast and lung disorders including asthma and wind. It cites cured patients including Sir John Shelly and others, urges calling at Nowro Birchin Lane Cordhill for details, offers Balsam at 5s 3d per box and Stomachie Powders, with proprietor consultation hours listed.

Sir John Shelly Bart Enland France Beth Waters Nowro Birchin Lane Cordhill

Junius to Wilkes on Bill of Rights criticisms

A condensed excerpt of Junius’s 1771 letter to John Wilkes criticizing the July resolutions. He denounces the measure as injudicious and overbearing, urges prudence, favors constitutional clubs, and questions the feasibility of eradicating corruption through the proposed plan while defending the broader cause and urging careful, measured discourse.

Junius John Wilkes London Wilkes House of Commons

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