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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 04, 1772

Page

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London Gazette Knighthoods and Irish Baronetcy Granted

From the London Gazette July 4 and July 2 notices: King knighted gentlemen awarded the Orders of the Sword during coronation events at North Str, Warsaw dispatch confirms armistice between Russians and Furks at Giurgeno late last month. Richard Johnston of Gilford, Down, is granted a baronetcy with heirs male. Montague Burgoyne becomes Chamberlains officer in Exchequer replacing Sir John Miller.

Stockholm Str Warsaw Count Romanzow Giurgeno St. James's Ireland Richard Johnston Gilford County of Down St. Farses’s Montague Burgoyne John Miller

D’Orcay Death Noted and Voltaire Poems Published

News from Paris dated June 23 reports the death of Madame d’Orcay from a distemper new to the country but known in Poland as plica, marked by blood issuing from the hair. Montaigne de Voltaire issued two poems Les Cabaleurs pacifiques a satire on party disputes and Les Syfemes a critique of philosophy.

Flanders Paris Madame d’Orcay Poland Mont. de Voltaire

London Intelligence from the Times of the 18th Century

Reports from Hamburg regarding Pulawsky’s capture by Prussian forces and transport to Potsdam and Warsaw. Town notices describe barracks for recruits near St James's Park, legal actions against the Feathers association, and warnings on quarantine breaches. Local crimes include robberies, stabbings, and rail thefts, with numerous marriages, deaths, and appointments noted.

St. James’s Park Westminster Hall Chatham Stangate Creek Bath France Privy Council St. George’s Fields Ford Edgware Mother Red Cup Hampstead Heath John

Smelling Bottle Lavender Essence Offered by London Vendors

Richard Warren perfumer at the Golden Fleece in Marylebone Street promotes a volatile lavender essence smelling bottle for headaches hypochondria and nervous disorders. The ad claims the product is plant based pleasant and safe with additional lavender water and fence compound, offered also by Mrs Langford of Paternoster-row.

Richard Warren Mary-lebone-s Treet Golden-square London Hatton Garden Sia Chen Sam T. E. Browne Cucham Knockilt Kent Golden Lady Latte Lutte Suldalfis Mr. Cook Paternofter-row McQueen Old Bone Tshreet

The true MILK of ROSES skincare advert

The notice warns of counterfeit milks sold as the true milk of roses used for skin care. It states packaging will bear Warren perfumer marks in London and lists distribution through Marybone Street, Paternoster Row, and retailers, with prices and other perfumery goods offered.

Europe Great Britain Warren Marybone-street London Richard Warren Marybonestreet Golden-square Langford

This Day Was Published in Folio Price Two Shillings Sixpence

This item notes a published work titled OVE IN THE SUDS A Town Eclogue with prefixed Letter to David Garrick Esq from William Kenbeck LL.D. Printed for J Kedle in Pater-noster-rowa, indicating publication details and publisher.

David Garrick William Kenbeck J. WW Kedle Pater-nofter-rowa

We should give the Devil his due in public discourse

A London Evening Post letter critiques Emilius for calling Lord Mansfield a coward while defending Mansfield's courage. The writer notes public figures' reputations shift with time, and argues the accuser has overreached, urging adherence to the old adage to listen before judging.

Milius Lord Mansfild Amilius Emilius Lord Mansfield Lord Mansfeld Iurray

Elegant Hogarth Mausoleum in Chiswick Churchyard

A refined mausoleum rises in Chiswick churchyard to honor the extraordinary genius William Hogarth. An inscription celebrates him as a great painter whose art refined morals and touched the eye to correct the heart, urging readers with or without feeling to remember Hogarth’s memory.

Chiswick William Hogarth Wich Hogarth

Medical vanity and patent drops advertised in 1772

A historical page announces a Second Edition of a religious treatise by A Temple and promotes Maredant’s drops by John Norton as a cure for scurvy and other diseases. It includes patient testimonials, a dedication to Norton, and multiple London retail listings for the remedy.

Fervane Ain Joyce Winmers Claude Croquee John Webb Hackney Norton Lien-square Piccadilly London John Norton G. N.B Maredant F. Blyth Finchslane Cornbill G. Kearnly Ludgate-freet JJ Stockdale Bull-Headcourt Newgate-street

Lady's Magazine and Vegetable Syrup Advertisements

A July 2 1772 notice in Sun-Fires Office drafts a weekly dividend payment schedule for proprietors, with a promotional page featuring Six beautiful gowns depictions, a Bristol city view, and a new music tune. It promotes Velno's Vegetable Syrup with cases and distribution points in London and surrounding markets.

Bristol Lady’s Magazine England Thomas Moore Iinad Maxons Femare Vorena News London Minad Romnann Paernofterraw Gudzate-street

King’s Pucene Cakes for shining liquid blacking ad

An 18th century advertisement for King’s Pucene Cakes that produce a liquid blacking to coat shoes. It claims a fast, durable gloss with no odor, keeps leather soft and crack free, and does not stain fingers. Sold wholesale by W Bayley and retail by several shops including A Rothwell, Grosvenor, and Francis Newbery.

Rees, &c HESE W. Bayley Cockfrurestreet Cockfrurestreet, Near the Bottom of the Haymarne:yall Appontment A. Rothwell New Road-Street Grosvenor Francis Newbery St. Paul’s Chucheyarl J. Price Leadethatl-street

Elastic Truffes Claim Cures For Rupture and Nervous Ailments

Long-Acre resident Mr Robert Brand promotes Elastic Truffes as a remedy for ruptures and assorted nervous and digestive complaints. He cites a patient, Elizabeth Thacker, and others including Robt Bush and Robt Bates endorsing the treatment after notable improvements attributed to Dr Brown of Featherstone. The notice vouches for public benefit from the remedy and lists local supporters and locations.

Robert Brand Long-Acre Maietty Greenwich Brand R.holpemew Brown Holborn Elizabeth Thacker M. Page Shoemaker-roy Blackfriars

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