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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 08, 1786

Page

4

Duel near Ren hasyn ends with Lord Macartney wounded

An authentic post duel report from Westminster recounts General Stuart and Lord Macartney firing pistols at close range near Renprens. Lord Macartney was hit in the right shoulder but recovering. both seconds refused further combat. A court of surgeries praised the participants for calmness and restraint.

Ren Peprins Stuart Lord Macatney Moring Lord Macartney Cruirt Cacy Lord Shartney Stace Gordon

Frampton Erupts Over Rumors Of Murder After Public House Outcry

Reports say Monday revelers at a Frampton public house drank riotously and showed money, with rumors accusing Mr. Barnard of murder. The next morning, the briggs reportedly failed as details spread about the incident and accused individuals.

Wren Frampton Wipiciun

Opie paintings in royal commissions delightful arts note

The article reports Alderman Boydell purchasing Opie’s murder of King James picture for 100 guineas while King Alexander and the Star piece brings in 800 pounds. Dr Taylor commissions Opie for a Henry IV historical scene featuring Falstaff and the Prince of Wales with strong praise for the painter’s potential.

James Perth Opie Alderman Boydell Taylor Johnson Henry the Fourth Falfaf Prince of Wales Sir Felix

Spectacle at the Grand Temple Lodgings with Nobility Present

Thursday night display featured a grand Orgiastic Temple interior with eight tall columns and ornate chandeliers. The Prince, Lord Cholawadeter, Mr Delines, the Duke of Queensoerry, and Lord Salisbury attended with Orange Girls and dominos, while the supper offered port Madeira and sherry in abundance.

Gallini Enon Lord Cholawadeter Delines Duke of Queensoerry Lord Salisbury

Harris Comedy Impresses as Theatrical Ends

The Harris Comedy and performances by King Palmer and Smith impressed in a genteel comedy run. Mrs Crown showed improvement in her role while Mile Farren stood out for vivacity. The manager thanked the audience for liberal patronage and promised careful programming for the season.

Drury-love King Palmer Smith Banuttter Eurnest Mile Farren Atten Borough

Debates on Ramp Dety Bill and Admiralty Building Vote

In a Commons committee the Ramp dety bill with amendments was agreed to the report of yesterday's violations and a bill on eaginey duties was discussed. A separate committee of supply approved funds for roads bridges and the North British project, with reports due Monday, amid broader criticism of public expenditures and hospital funding.

Plymouth Fune Roy Prince Wiliam Pegalus Hervey Gurniey Halifax Newfoundland Hicute Hanover Caimberwell Hughes Sandiland S.osiana Brisin Vis Bote Indra Andi Weimialer Coal Meters Morton Pra Barland

Dentifrice praised by Mr. Hemer and retailers

The notice extols a whitening tooth powder advertised by Mr. Jacob Nemet. It claims superior cleansing and breath freshening without harm, offered by Bayley and Lowe in Cockspur Street, Thomas Golding in Cornhill, and John Price in Leadenhall Street at 2s 6d. Mrs. Hemer dissociates from third party sales.

Majed Walts Amelia Hemet Bayley and Lowe Cockspur-street Channy -Cross Thomas Golding P Perfumer Cornhill John Price Leadenhall N. B

Restorative Ballall claims cure for age decay and weakness

An 18th century notice promotes Funter's Restorative Ballaal as a cure for emaciation weakness and natural decays. It claims to restore nervous vigor and even fertility issues. Sold by agents in Fleet Street Strand Royal Exchange Norwich and others with full directions and pamphlet on cures.

Lige C. &E. Funter Fleet-Street Matthews Strand Randal Royal Exchange Chafe and Co Norwich Army

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