Family Physician and Medical Remedies Advertisement
An 18th century advertisement listing the eighth edition of the Family Physician by Hugh Smith priced at 15 6d and 2s in boards, along with Letters to Married Women, 72d edition. It notes publishers at Ludgate Street and Charing Cross, plans for medicine chests, and a testimonial from John Norton for Maredane's Drops with numerous medical claims and counterfeit warnings, plus Warren's Milk of Roses and other remedies with distribution details.
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Dr James's Powder authentic sale notice
Public warned that future shipments of Dr James's Powder will bear a signature outside each packet and a certificate under the hand and seal of Francis Newbery junior. Purchasers should demand the mark of authenticity and supply in London via No 6 the Bible and Sun near St Pauls Churchyard.
Thoughts on punishment and capital offenses in a free country
To the Printer of st London Evening Post. R. HE laws of a free country then the s2nse and morals of the people. Every offence,committed in a community, should, as far as possi ble, be punished according to its degree of guilt. Crimes of an inferior nature ald never receive the same punishment as those of a superior he ree. The man who robs a person of a shilling c ould not suffer death equally with the murderer , the criminal laws of this kingdom are certainly inadequate to the crimes they were 'framed to punish. And as our laws relative to capital of fences, were under contemplation of parliament, at their last sitting, and may, very probably, be further considered at their next, and as they are not at present adequate to the crimes, or do, in the least, answer the end intended by them, of de terring others from committing the same offences, it cannot be amiss to throw out a few thoughts upon the subject. Every one will admit, that the principal end of punishing offences, is to deter others from committing the same, and that, if a
Reflections on the Duty of a King in London Evening Pol
A long reader’s piece outlines royal duties: to govern for people’s happiness, uphold religion and morality, defend crown honor, heed prayers, ensure funds serve the people, reward virtue, enforce laws, and preserve constitutional rights while maintaining the crown’s dignity. It contrasts with alleged abuses of power, urging kings to avoid corruption, oppression, and arbitrary rule, and to respect laws and Parliament.
Slander dispute aims to clear a gentleman’s name
A correspondent from Windsor writes in the London Evening Post denying that a person named in earlier paragraphs authored or was involved in those publications. The writer threatens to publicize proofs of innocence and to meet the accusers, asserting that the prior claims are false and defamatory.
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