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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 27, 1765

Page

3

Deaths and notices from Norfolk and surrounding towns

Obscured notices recount deaths and marriages in 18th century England. Items include the death of John Deriley of Straththorpe and civic figures, multiple marriages in Yarmouth and surrounding parishes, shipboard smuggling discovery off Suffolk, local accidents and coroner verdicts, and assorted market and military movements.

Leprosy Cures Promoted In London Patent Drops

Saturday evening died, at his house in Facéchurch Street, Mr Thomas Haiby of Faceious Tabrabory. The ad promotes Marevlant's Drops by John Norton Surgeon, claiming cures of leprosy, scars, ulcers, fistulas, piles, and blood disorders, with testimonials from over a hundred cured persons. Drops sold in six shillings bottles, with Norton’s genuine signature.

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Postscript to the Printer on Cato and Ministry Bias

Brutus argues against Cato and asserts mixed public opinion on the present Ministry. He notes Pitt and Lord Temple’s influence, questions the Favourite’s role, and claims favours like the Pragian king’s remit have been restored to counteract singular domination. He warns readers the solution hinges on forthcoming royal moves and ministerial continuities.

London Evening Post Meres Cato Caro Fertsie Hayes Lutsa C. Brutus P.S Mr. Pitt Lord Temple Pragia

Uncertain Advice from Mr Prtt After Court Revolution

The piece questions the rumor that Mr Prtt will provide counsel to the Administration after the late revolution at Court. It doubts whether such advice will be requested or followed, and argues against overconfident expectations based on the claim. The author notes skepticism about motives and practical impact.

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