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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 08, 1782
Page
2
Fragmented speech argues Scots form phalanxes across church army navy and judiciary to serve Britain. It defends Scots loyalty while urging fair taxation and proclaims Northern allies advance revenue, with calls to curb Irish and English excesses. Mentions 1782 context and Caledonian influence.
A dated British political pamphlet argues that national safety depends on obedience to divine law, urging ministers to confront accountability. It critiques those who shield themselves from justice and promotes the 1788 Me ant to promote a scholarly annual register and history. The text also advertises Dr James’s Fever Powder and Newbery’s medicines with warnings about authenticity and signatures.
An abstract notices a royal patent granting Robert Gades a claim for a medicine named Friairs Drops. The item touts venereal disease cure, scurvy, rheumatism, and other ailments with advertised universal efficacy. It lists sales sites in London and prices.
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