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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 27, 1786
Page
3
Prices of corn and related grains listed by Standard Wascuwest show average rates for Mayas and Massoy. Gallons measured in Buhel units reflect market movement across eight wheat, rye, barley, oats, and beans.
Buxton Wells Derbyshire Ames Hall late waiter Yin Buxton informs nobility and gentry that Saint Anns Hotel has been taken and prepared for reception of company. Corner house at West End of New Crescent joins Bach and Wells for water drinking and bathing with dry and wet weather conveniences. He solicits patronage and promises good stabling and coach houses.
The new day coach runs from Birmingham to London with six trips weekly departing seven each morning from Hoopa Bratinestasy and the Chess-Exs Ox Rovaty. Passengers pay 13s each with fourteen pounds luggage allowance. The proprietors W A Smith and W Morris announce no liability for valuables and note daily coaches from Ledon to Oxford.
Fragmentary lines show a probate related note naming Henderson as deceased and mentioning heirs or executors. The text alludes to statements about assets, litigation or administration steps and possible attendees or advocates.
A historical notice describes a new edition of a poetical work expanded with many pieces by Laty Craven and a long list of contributors. It notes that this edition, printed from the author’s manuscripts, will be offered by J. Murray and others, with pricing and availability details and a Preface on Postis Giewnsy.
A fragmented catalog lists Octavo volumes and practical sermons printed for legal officers. It mentions Richard Burn as licenced editor and printer, with items priced in shillings and pence, including statutes and precedents for the peace and other offices.
An 18th century notice extols the virtues of the Water of Tilbury for treating disorders of the bowels and related complaints. It cites Dr. Aviane and others, notes a straw color and milky appearance, and mentions high reputation and a £50 yearly endowment for the local well.
A compact discussion by Palomas Hollingrad RY, Archaeacon Chechester, reviews the history from the Revolution to later eras. The piece surveys Western Europe, the Pyrenees, and Venice, noting scholarly methods and sources in a Strahan Cadell printed edition.
An OCR fragment describes a Royal Patent advertisement for Friars Drops a mercurial remedy. It mentions George the Third and a London address near Ludgate Hill with various sales locations and patent endorsements. The text references bottles and claims of salutary effects despite dubious medical merit.
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