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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

12 Jan 1764

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 12, 1764

Page

3

Extraordinary affair linked to a perjury indictment at Hicks's Hall

A report from Hicks's Hall notes a bill of indictment against a notable gentleman in the Law for wilful perjury in a John Wilkes case. The tale recounts prior actions in defense of Jews and hints at public relief for Ashley of Ludgate fl, amid earlier war rumors and distant Paris dispatches.

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Ashley Ludgatefl Hicks’s Hall John Wilkes Tunis Exire Aletir Paris Duke of South Carolina Congress England Gambia James Fort Almos Debat Neptune Johnson Cowes Hainburgh Betsey, Butler Lisbon London St. Sebastians Aganeia Claais Smit Amsterdam Pool Frost Newfoundland Pitt Packer Montgomery Belfast Philadelphia New-York Worcestershire John le Mesurier Alderney George Bridges Rodney Penryn Cornwall Claudio Benezer Horse Grenadier Guards Viscount Canteloup Jacob Sawbridge Philip Champion Crespigny Admiralty Edward Sneyd Charles Innes, Bart Regiment of Foot Lord Lindores Ireland William Gilbert Maryborough Kingdom Ormond-street William Popplar Newcastle Reth Ruth Instant Lady Tempest
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Able-bodied Men Sought for Five-Year Service with East India Company

Advertises positions for able-bodied men to serve as soldiers for five years at the East India Company. Pay ten pence per day plus free quarters and provisions. Also offers Jamaica rum, arrack, brandy, and wine for export or home consumption with terms on delivery from Royal Exchange. Samples available at the Punch House North Gate. Payment in cash only.

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Tempest Tong-hall Sir Henry Tempest Margaret Street Cavendish-square Sir Henry Lincoln Tottenham Edmonton John White James Farrell John Gascoyne Will. Funge Tho. Tubman Ann Davis John Sloat and. Baffer Tho. Burchett James Flower James Urwin John Smeaton Will. Evans Moses Plane John Plane Charles Blundell Joseph Macks Horflydown Abraham M‘kenzie Mary James Southwark Robert Vine Phillis Landon John Walters Peckham Gap United East-India Company Ambrose Turner Fis Westminster Market the India Company
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Curious Eye-WaATER Remedy for Eye Disorders

An old advertisement touts Curious Eye-WaATER as a remedy for colds and eye disorders. It claims the preparation by a gentleman from Parliament and lists sellers in London including Knowles, Croft, and Cooke with a bottle price of two shillings and directions.

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Parl T. Knowles St. Paul’s Church-yard T. Croft Fleet-street A. Cooke Fenchurch-street London
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James's Powper for Fevers and Smallpox Powder

An 18th century notice selling James's Powder for fevers smallpox measles pleurisy quinsy and other inflammatory disorders. It notes sea service packaging in bottles and bulk for merchants and ships, with a second powder for women and delicate constitutions and a price of two shillings sixpence.

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James J. Newbery St. Paul's Charch Yard Great Britain Ireland Colones
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Revolutionary Principles and Charles I Prerogative Critique

A historical discourse opposes absolute monarchy and defends civil liberties. It critiques James I and Charles I for prerogative excess, praises Sidney for limiting royal power, and warns against magistrate tyranny and public obedience to unjust rulers.

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Casre Stuart Molesworth James I Charles I Charles Rofe Col Algernon Sidney
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Letter to Hereford electors questions bishop’s influence

VERITAS writes to Hereford readers arguing the Bishop of Hereford supports county welfare and urges electors to prefer a candidate approved by the bishop over Mr F and L B, citing past votes on cider taxes to question Mr F-B’s allegiance and suitability.

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Hereford Rex Cyder
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