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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 07, 1772
Page
4
A polemic letter targets Lord North accusing him of misusing public funds and corrupt tactics to control boroughs, with threats of public justice. The piece also notes the Westminster press and the broader political turmoil, detailing alleged schemes and the author’s vow to expose corruption through future letters.
A fragment shows officious clergy and aldermen clashing over Saltath governance. Mr. Rogers remains steadfast, while Saltath faces forced exile for dissent. The text hints at dockyard authority and perpetual mayor titles, with freemen backing Rogers and resisting pressure.
A London caller reports finding in a titled lord’s published Remembrancer a string of political notes. The author warns privy counsellors not to leave papers unguarded, listing topics from the Ohio grant to India pensions and Ireland union, with names and positions cited as examples. The narrator withholds further details for now.
An old notice promotes Dr. W. Cockburns Electuary for stomach and bowel disorders with women’s fluxes. Pot sale at half a guinea by Woodfall Parker Oaly and Flexney. Also mentions parliamentary delays in Ireland, Mississippi settlement, plague reports from Constantinople, and various letters from Lewis and Glasgow with maritime and civic incidents.
The Public is warned about Toll Lozenges prepared by T Greenough at the King's Arms and Pele an! Nlesta London address, claiming BALSAM of TORR soothing coughs and lung issues. Also sold by Bayley in Cockspur Street and Rothewerk in Mew Bond Streets. counterfeit dangers noted with a 1769 verdict. only legit boxes bear the lid inscription.
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