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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 22, 1787
Page
1
The readable fragments describe prices components and items in a shop listing. Mentions of locations and names appear sporadically, with unclear product descriptions and scattered monetary figures. The overall piece reads as a damaged OCR of a retail catalog or advertisement page.
The advertisement proclaims La la publishing a loyal calendar priced at two shillings. It lists topics on heraldry, knights, peers and bishops of Britain and Scotland, orders of knighthood, and a dictionary of heraldic terms. It promises tables of titles and extinctions, with translations and a Moblity focus.
Corrected catalog entry for historical reference works listing Parts of the Book and a complete annual card and register. Includes heraldry terms, peers, titles, offices across Britain and Ireland, with introductions and glossaries. Price two shillings.
A historical publication note for a scholarly work by J. Markhurst, M.A., Fellow of Clare Hall Cambridge, printed at Gates Street, with references to early opinions on Jesus Christ and related preexistence arguments.
A London physician resident near Panton Street advertises artificial medicinal baths and aquatic devices for internal and external ailments. He claims success in treating skin disorders, gout, ulcers, nerve diseases, and other conditions with his apparatus, offering moderate costs and proof of efficacy to patients seeking relief.
London perfumers Bayley and Co present a patent shining liquid blacking for shoes and boots. The cakes, sold in retail, promise a superior gloss without hardening and allow easy wearing, with warnings against imitations and a king’s authority label asserting authenticity.
The document records an extracted letter from Sir Robert Ainslie to the Marquis of Carmarthen in Constantinople dated October 15 1797 noting the French officer Monsieur du Reste died of plague and the contagion’s spread. It outlines directives to English customs officers and details military furloughs and detachments to Givet via Douay with orders to report to Count de Esterhazy and transport arrangements for officers and men.
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