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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 27, 1776

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FECTORAL LOZENGES OF TO LU From T Greenough Chymist

For COUGHS HOARSENESSES and the like Lunda lozenges prepared and sold by T Greenough chymist apothecary at No 10 Lawgate-hill London price 1s per box.

T. Greenough Chymist Lawgate-hill Lunda Tolu W. Bayley Cockpurtheer Haymarket A. Rothwell New Bond-street M. Purdie Bath Court of Kint’s Bench Chymitt Novia Judgate Hill

Proverb Controversy on Wives Sends Sharp Note to Printer

A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post complains about a proverb misrepresenting the wives of local caretakers. The writer cites examples and argues the proverb wrongly marks these women, urging accuracy and correction in print.

London Evening Post

Price of loyalty in City elections debated

The passage argues that public figures defend questionable actions with feeble excuses while the City oath remains a sacred trust. It notes that supporters once hailed Mr Wilkes for high offices, yet desert him for alleged debts and corruption. The author cites Sir Robert Wapple: every man has his price.

London Chamberlain Wilkes Robert Wapple

War department orders raise forty regiments in France

London reports from Cork to Halifax about neutral Indians in conflict, privateers sighted off Havana, and a large fleet sailing to the West Indies. Dispatches note transports with Brunswick troops to St Helena and updates on the East India Company, court actions, and public notices.

War Department France Admiralty Toulon West Indies Cork Halifax Letden Botton Cambridge Havannah Jamaica Newfoundland Dover Stockholm Friedericksburgh, Stott China East India Vercelli Creighton Portsmouth Brunswick Jacobs Garland Pearson St. Helen’s Diamond Sloop of War Culpt. Fielding

Dentists' notice and elixir advertisement in Grosvenor Square

Jacob Hemet announces improvements in artificial teeth and repairs at his Grosvenor Street surgery and discharges a trusted assistant. He will attend patients daily from nine to one and from one to four. The advertisement promotes Daffy’s Elixir for stomach and bowel pains, with directions and the supplier Mary Swinton at No 46 Salisbury Court Fleet Street.

Wineiffes John Francis Bradshaw James Chapman Long-lane Southwark James Fletcher King-treet Edward Dennis Kingreet Southwark Ann Archer Queen Fireet Snow's Fields Sarah Ord Queen Street Snow’s Fields Norton Golden John Norton Marchant Lesale Jacob Hemet Amelia Hemet Grosvenor-street Grosvenors Square Daffy Casalfo Mary Swinton Anthony Daffy Salisbury Court Fleet

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