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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 13, 1788
Page
2
The text notes Vansss ordered by the late Mr. Vases of Wuerwien to be laid on Wer Hiaband's deck shortly before his death, seen as potentially acceptable by admirers of Lady's competitions.
A reflective verse speaks on fate and fortune, urging steadfast faith through joy and sorrow. It contrasts secure moments with impending trials, promising consolation from a higher power and steady resolve amid affliction and fear.
A verbose 18th century fragment recounts a French thief who escaped execution and fled into crime, alongside lengthy discussions on lead testing, Goulard tincture, and pharmacy reform. The piece blends sensational criminal gossip with medical and chemical instruction, ending with the author announcing a Scottish medical degree.
Public attention is drawn to adulteration practices in wine and milk. The discussion cites two suspected methods, noting lead salts may alter acidity and flavor while producing dangerous effects if misused. The text questions the prevalence and practicality of Goulard as a sweetener or stabilizer in wine and milk.
A letter to the printer recounts a bold scheme to cure diseases by nature’s support and abstention from medical helpers. The writer claims a successful personal experiment after a day of indulgence, then urges restraint and defiance of “enemies” who tempt with remedies. The voice mixes humor and moral exhortation amid a civic setting.
A historical ad lists Johnsons Complete Pocket-Book for 1789 with letters, tables, holidays, and events. It includes banking hours, public offices, and legal precedents, priced at two shillings in red leather, with engravings and Somerset House view.
A long paragraph describes a substantial family residence near Guildford in Surrey with 54 acres of meadow, dry healthy land, extensive outbuildings including stables, gardens, a pond, and modern household furniture. Terms are 17 years with low rent and moderate taxes. Apply to Mr. Rituy, Long Acre. Also advertised are cookery books and complete guides for sale with various translations and Culinary references.
Abstract of a royal grant for a medicine called Friars Drops by Robert Gruber of St Martin, London. Claiming cure of venereal disease, scurvy, rheumatism, and strains without mercury pills. Dated under Privy Seal to Wilmot, listing suppliers at Old Battery near Ludgate Hill and other sellers.
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