Curious Udine cure of hydrophobia shocks London readers
An English reader is urged to publish a strange discovery from Udine in Friuli where a rabies patient was cured by vinegar. A Padua physician reports giving a patient vinegar all day and the man recovers. The writer urges further dissemination in England and notes Mrs Garrick’s health. Reports on horses, nobility, elections, ship news, and local incidents fill the rest of the page.
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Political Sermon on Law and Sovereignty in Post Script
A letter to the London Evening Post argues that ministers tempt high treason by corrupting the laws and Parliament, urging that the king is bound by law and that those who undermine the legislature endanger the realm. The writer warns that distributing wealth to influence MPs risks despotic tyranny and praises the people for defending liberty, urging vigilance against abuse of power.
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Feather Glove Trade Proposal Sparks 3 Year Trial
A correspondent urges a three year trial to boost feather glove production from foreign countries to supply home and foreign markets. The letter argues that proper support would eliminate complaints, curb current dissatisfaction, and create a robust trade, expressing patriotic resolve and friendship to the country.
Democritus laments paving fears and rammed streets
A reader addressing the London Evening-Post laments street paving by Mr Goosequirt junior, warns of vaults and cellars under streets, fears collapses from ramming, and calls for surveyors to inspect and stabilize badly built structures while urging safer alternatives.
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