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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 30, 1772

Page

3

New Lactarium in St George's Fields Greets Public

An advertisement announces a new lactarium near the Obelitk in St George's Fields offering fresh milk from the cow and whey daily plus syrups and sundries. It notes daily paper subscriptions and carriage attendance, with wine next door and references to works by Richardson and Whitefield. Also lists publications and weekly numbers for Whitefield's Life with engraved head, printing details, and subscription terms.

St. George's Fields Liverpool Ohn Wilson Publc Angel Dale-street Ieave Angel and Crown R. Whitefield Gillies C. Dilly

Public Advertiser Letter Admits Libel Caused Harm

Henry Sampson Woodfall submits to the Court after publishing a false letter about Robert Boyle Nicholas, apologizes to Nicholas and the public, and proposes compensation. Matthew Graves agrees to drop strict judgment, with conditions including public apologies, an affidavit, and publication in multiple papers to repair the injury.

Lord Sandwich Robert Boyle Nicholas Hilary Teri Court of King’s Bench America Matthew Graves Inner Temple Feleth Dod Mr. Craves Pardlon Trante Henry Sampson Woodfall Graves Atranto London St. Jams's Ion Henry Sampson Wodfall Athaavic King’s Henry Sasipson Waglfall John Reynolds

London poll results and speeches at Guildhall July 2

Reported London election results for Sheriffs of Middlesex following the poll close, with Alderman Oliver and Watkin Lewes leading. Capt. Allen's remarks urged public liberty and records of instructions to City Representatives. Capt Avwen’s speech to the Livery defended rights, urged duty to instruct representatives, and recalled a revered former mayor. Also notes on naval extras, court lists, weather, and local notices.

Guildhall Middlesex Alderman Oliver Watkin Lewes Alderman Plumbe Capt Allen Huttings Oliver and Lewes the Paul's Head Alderman Wilkes Townsend Friends of Freedom Avwen Livery of London Gertlemen Wis Naif Magistrace Petitin

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