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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 11, 1772

Page

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Queen's birthday ball at St James's on Feb 18

Lord Chamberlain's Office announces no drawing room on Thursday but a drawing room and ball at St James's on Saturday the 18th to celebrate the Queen's birthday. Ladies may send names and ranks to the office by Thursday the 6th instant and collect tickets Friday between ten and two, no attendance after two on the 18th.

Lord Chamberlain's Office St. James’s St. James's N.B Nancy Hertford South Carolina London Hythe Hopkins St. Jodas Fan Clerkenwell Kew Bridge Neworth Connor Nine Elms Vauxhall Frewin Kennington-lane Old Bailey Ann Angle Eleanor Cotter Trick Fen William David David Banks Paley Thomas Paxton Benjamin Woodley William Smith John Butcher John Millard Bedford Warren William Bailey Richard Hyde John Richards John Ringing Susannah Exall John Batton John Collett George Stevens John Cafe John la Ross John Mander Dowley John Reeve Thomas Cavenagh John Abbot Lynn John Davis Martin Petre Sarah Freshwater William Morsrison James Trotter Thomas Ward Parker William Truman Brown Catharine Lyons Charles Ailway Ann Brown Joseph Fletcher James Morgan Henry Edwards John Felony Blind Jack Ann Street James Broadwood George Griffiths James Hunt Ann Byrne Judith M‘guire Tobias Furneaux Deptford Henry Leverer Ann Saunders Hatton Garden Peter Tomlinson Charles Street Berkeley-Square Fermor Mesworth Edward Walker Grosvenott-square Amelia Walker Walker Lincoln’ Inn Edward’ Hughes Scotch Yard Bash-lane Marines Mr. Cook Portugal Street Lincoln’s Inn Fields

Royal Windsor life and a sweeping political tract

A London notice describes the Duke of Cumberland’s Windsor routine, hunting mornings and musical evenings with the Duchess, plus a Friday speech summary on peace and finance. It also reports a broad anti Anglican petition by diverse clerical factions seeking abolition of Church of England articles and worship, and notes various crime, court, and ship news items, death notices, and political chatter.

D. of C Windsor Lodge His Highness Versailles Madrid Naples Great Britain Royal Navy Farringdon Gilpin Sora, Esq Senegambia

Posthumous Tale Misprints stir London court gossip

A fragment from the London Evening Post notes a rumor about the court debating which of the king’s sons may align with Duke Cumberland’s posterity. The piece hints at political maneuvering and references a fine, suggesting influence and faction.

London Evening Post Stir

Derby Borough election bid for late member’s seat

A 18th century pamphlet style notice from Wenman Core requests Derby Borough votes and support to succeed the late Member Mr. Fepz Herbert. The text also advertises philosophy books, calendars, and a range of waters and medical tinctures, with shipping to various towns and free porterage offered.

Derby Fepz Herbert Tim

Dr Lowther Diuretic Drops Cure Dropsy Patient

Richard Keynes of Salisbury reports his wife suffered severe dropsy and relief followed after using Dr Lowther diuretic drops. After failing with other methods, three days of the drops produced surprising improvement and restored health. Keynes offers consent to publish this testimonial for public benefit.

Salisbury Richard Keynes

BALSAMIC TINCTURE CLAIMS CURE OF SCURVY AND SKIN DISEASES

An advertisement by Liver Tilson of Hill Street Berkley-square touts Balsamic Tincture as a cure for fever, itch, pimples, ulcers, and skin disorders. It cites many cures, urges use for blood foulness, and lists F Newberg and dealers in London as sellers at sixpence per bottle.

Liver Tilson Hill-Street Berkley-square Rysseeg Peron F. Newberg St. Paul's Church Dextar New-street Broad-streat

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