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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 22, 1788
Page
1
A compilation of notices from Somerset Place and London addresses listing stamp office proclamations, dates and names of officers, followed by a sprawling letter from James Tylney Long and a public defense of Sir Joseph Mawery regarding a disputed card game episode. The page also touches on canal navigation, political commentary, prize lottery results, and various church appointments and legal matters from late 1788 to 1789.
Commission against James Ogilvie of Eltham Kent, mariner, issued to bankrupts, awards a further dividend of one shilling sixpence in the pound. Creditors who proved debts should apply to the assignee’s solicitor, Mr Dowding, at No 1 Brickcourt Middle Temple, on Thursday the 25th, or on any subsequent Thursday, between ten and twelve.
Friday in London Lord North reappeared in the House of Commons after his Dissenters Bill speech. He entered with his son Colonel North, while Colonel Barre watched. Reports claim the Duchesse Orleans refused continued membership in the Assembly of Notables, alarming the chambers as the Duke defends past indiscretion. An express from Portsmouth notes two Quebec ships arriving with rich cargoes after a short voyage, long among the oldest traders.
A dated public notice from London describes various quack cures and medical remedies for ailments, promising relief from multiple conditions and urging readers to purchase medicines from a shop at 23? or similar address. The piece references cures for disorders, nerves, sexual health, and a pondrous “Valetudinart” remedy.
fragmentary OCR notes describe water conditions at Longton Lebo with times and dates unclear. mentions Mondes Montag and movement after sunset. details are partially legible and not a full report.
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