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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 23, 1776

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Leyborne Leyborne letter praises Dalby’s Carminate remedy

A letter from Ann Leyborne of Eat Barnet praises Dalby’s Carminate for a two year old infant's severe bowel illness during a voyage from Grenada. She credits remarkable relief and full recovery after continued use. The note invites publication and notes the medicine is sold by Francis Newbery junior in St Paul’s Churchyard, price 1s 6d with charitable quantity discounts.

Grenada England Ann Leyborne Barnet Dalby Francis Newbery St. Paul’s Church Yard

Humble Ferent Letter from T Foley at Stoke

Stoke December 18. Gentlemen, your much obliged and faithful humble servant, T Foley, jan.

T. Foley

Princes and the defense of natural rights in Europe

The author argues that despotic moods threaten European princes and praises those who protect natural rights and liberties. He lauds rulers who consistently defend freedom and demonstrate wisdom and bravery in safeguarding mankind's rights.

Heroic Nassau princes and Revolutionist praise in Europe

In Europe none were to July celebrated for defending rights against tyranny. The Nassau house is hailed as protectors of freedom and deliverers of nations. The text links Nassau lineage to liberty, praises King William the Third and Prince of Orange, credits them with resisting arbitrary power, and lauds the British and Irish peoples for preserving rights and liberties through virtuous leadership and resistance to passive obedience.

Europe House of Nassau Doubil Julius Cefer Cimberins Great Britain William the ‘Vii Jas James Ileland Orange Pfless Sovereian George the Second Woose

Disturbances in America and naval movements from London

A London Gazette excerpt reports address to the king by Aberdeen nobles on American disturbances. It notes regiments ordered to sail for America by February 5 and artillery movements from Woolwich. Canterbury letters describe blocked streets, scarce provisions, flooded towns, and wrecked bridges. Further items cover ship commissions, provisions to garrisons, weather, and local court notices with marriages and deaths.

Aberdeen America Rochester Duke of Argyle Williamson Geming Woolwich 3D Battalion Canterbury Jan. Zo London Cranbrook

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