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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 24, 1780
Page
1
An 1780 notice from Owen’s Water Warehouse London promotes genuine Seltzer Water and other imported waters with assurances of quality and timely delivery. It also includes a political endorsement from John Culme urging votes for a general election, claiming impartiality of the returning officer and appealing for support on election day.
The letter from Hugh Owen requests support for a repeat Parliament seat and vows Pembroke’s prosperity as his aim. A Maidstone county meeting on the 6th is postponed to July 3, with a recommendation that Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders refrain from early voting until a further general meeting is convened to consider nominations.
A 1730 letter from SAMPS N GIDEON to the Gentlemn Clergy and Freeholders of CAMBRIDGE thanks them for support and confirms intent to represent the county in Parliament a third time. He promises to act freely and independently, not under any influence, and to prioritize welfare of the kingdom and county. Dated 24 May 1730.
An advertisement hawks a universal cure for obstructions ulcers and sexual weakness. It promises rapid results in eight to twelve days without cutting and claims to restore virility with Cordial Drops. Contact details list No 7 Tavistock row and times for visits, with a demand for payment in advance.
On May 23 and June 20 reports detail the Milford frigate arrival from Portsmouth with Captain Burnaby and two couriers, one possibly the Spanish Ambassador's former household member. a Java engagement with a French privateer. Cumberland voyage rumors. drought in Madrid raising prices. Russian troop movements near Mohylow. various naval skirmishes, prizes, and transports to South Carolina.
London report notes his Majesty's Order in Council continuing bousties to seamen and able bodged landmen from the ward unit to the head of September next. Alderman and Bridge Ward Within officials, with War Office actions cited as the source.
A new plan offers Cov a numbers at half a guinea each with return of two English State Lottery tickets worth twenty seven pounds if the number draws any prize above twenty pounds. If the number is the last drawn, thirty English Lottery Tickets valued above four hundred pounds are returned. Premium refunded if the number yields a prize of two pounds or more.
An advertisement notes Raylev's British Herb Tobacco folded into papers and Jar. 3 Rowley British Herb Snuff sold in six penny boxes. Claims curing headaches and lung issues. Items sold wholesale and retail at the London Coffee-house Ludgate hill and via printers, grocers, and druggists in towns.
Jacob Hemet, a dentist to the Queen and Princess Amelia, recommends his Essence of Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice as superior for teeth and gums. The goods are sold wholesale by W Bayley in Cockspur Street and retail by J Price in Leadenhall Street at sixpence each. Hemet disclaims responsibility for sales by others in London.
Royal India Com praised for removing facial hair without harming delicate skin. Sold at S Gifford’s milleners No 3 Serle Street Lincoln’s Inn Fields and no other place. Price one guinea per ounce. Minimum quarter ounce order. Merchants and commanders may obtain by mail with postage paid.
Morning time series shows fragmented notes about events labeled as r1 and r2 with unclear timing and places. Several misread terms like o'duck and Meer ry Thourday appear, complicating precise interpretation of schedule details.
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