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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1776

Page

3

London News of War and Weather in January 1775

Reports from Rosie about the Duke of Gloucester’s fragile health and a potential spring return to England. News covers the General Wolfe capturing by a royal frigate, Tryon’s political precariousness, a large defaulter’s estate, shipwrecks near Lunan Bay, and social distress from heavy snow and bread price rises in London and surrounding areas.

Rosie Duke of Gloucester England Duke Dutchess of Cumberland Bath America General Wolfe Skinner Botton Tryon War-Office Great Britain Ireland Arbroath Dantzick Cadiz Lunan Bay Lain Diana Norway Shields Isaacson John Iaacion Newcastle Boyn Nanny Meath James Brabazon Morningtown Liberty Plymouth William Coulam Rofcoff Norch Faro John Gopengen Rofcof Rosemmeyer Kent Mail Bristol London Chelmsford Baddow Willingale Dover France Shuter Tottenham Court Road Ned

Marriages and bankruptcies with arrivals and surrenders listed

The notice lists arrivals of individuals and ships at various Irish and British ports, including Hannah Marks and Friendship at Dublin, Francis Foul at Cork, Margaret Middlecomb at Waterford, Rebecca Manin and Hibernia Carty at Newfoundland, and others from Genoa to Norcoping. It records surrender dates for silk manufacturer James Moseley, plaitterer George Wellings, farmer Joseph Graham, clothier Samuel Rickards, and several other trades, with bankruptcy enlargements and estate sequestrations. Additional entries cover dividends, February notices, and certificates to be grated, detailing names and locales such as Bishopsgate Street, Goodman's Fields, Newcastle upon Tyne, Bristol, and London.

Dublin Hannah Marks Friendship Tierman Liverpool Cork Francis Foul Barbadoes Waterford Margaret Middlecomb St. Abes Rebecca Manin Hibernia Carty Newfoundland Cupid Hopkins Pool Royal George Boyd Mahone Dartmouth John Tucker St. Obas Syren Bennét Legh Einigkeit Faley Norcoping Genoa Lark Smith Ancona James Moseley Bishopsgate-street George Wellings Goodman’s Fields Plaitterer Guildhall London Joseph Graham Newburn Northumberland St. Gregry James Balmain Perth Rebert Menzies Dyra Cuvar Fife Scotland Gilbert Hagen Chichester Sussex Samuel Maydwell Vine-court Spitalfields Distaster John Albert Waffmer Fenchurch-freet Marmaduke Teasdale James Squibb Tavistock-street St. Paul Covent-Garden Mermaduke Storr Lombard Street Thomas Ingall St. Sepulchre Lorcon Hotter Haberdasher Frances Jewin Charles Jewson Bithopfgne Guldwall James de la Prime Wiliam Fullard Sheffield Yorkshire Fietcher’s Tavern Manchester

Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism by James's Powder and Pills

A testimonial from William Barton Borwick of Gray's Inn showing dramatic relief from violent rheumatism after a year and a half of suffering. The account details failing treatment by physicians, a home remedy regimen, and decisive improvement after using Dr James's Powder and Analeptic Pills, with Borwick offering to answer questions at his Gray's Inn chambers.

William Barton Borwick Gray’s[s James Francis Newbry St Paul’s Churen-yara London Scarborough D . James Gray's-Inn W. B. Borwick

Dalby's Carminatives for infants bowels sold by Newbery

An 18th century notice states Dalbys Carminatives, a remedy for wind and infant bowels, is sold only by Francis Newbery Jr at No 66 Bar in St Pauls Churchyard. Price 18 Od with 1 allowance to charity buyers.

Oftavo Fort Price van Swieten Henry Boerhaave Collin Woolsack M.D Culchester Ryal Frederick Prince of Wales KR. Horfield Stationers Coast Ludzate Street T. Lagnan Maternoftes Lin Altinas Pamacion Quarie Afints Mr. Red Octave le Dran Quinsy Nina Gitar Shaw Nowe Dalby Francis Newbery St. Paul's Churchyard Orig Ludgate-hill London W. Bayley Haymarket A. Rowwell M. Purdie Bath

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