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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 22, 1788
Page
2
Fragmented text depicts a community scene centered on peace and illness. It references Patemon and Palemony in a lament over disease, pain on beds, and a call to heal. The piece blends sorrow with a plea for calmer days and renewed hope.
The Lords met in small numbers with the Chancellor absent. Prayers were read, orders given, and an adjournment proposed as the Parliament faced prorogation. The Speaker announced the call of the House for the next sitting, while ministers and officials prepared for the royal proclamation.
Fragmented readable text describes an anecdote involving Edward Herbert and an ambassador. The garbled article hints at a distant scene with questioning dialogue about kings and duties, repeating uncertain names and phrases. The fragmentary style resembles a surreal reminiscence.
An English envoy Sir Edward Hague faces veiled threats from De Luines during tense talks in Paris. The dispute centers on France aiding the Palatinate while De Luines accuses Britain of improper influence. After a heated exchange, De Luines departs. later a royal audience grants no clear safety, leading to escalated diplomatic tension.
A scanned section lists numerous novels and works in press or forthcoming form. Titles include Romantic Tales and two to three volume sets by various authors with publication notes and pricing hints.
A long notice explains that William Lane plans to inform residents about starting a Catclitarus Lovrarey and distributing materials through a manner aligned with the Readng Library. It mentions immediate access to books and that any person may obtain novels if they meet printing standards, with timing and method to be determined.
An advertisement section touts Friars Drops a patent medicine by Robe Grube of London. It claims to cure scurvy and related ailments without mercurial pills, with sales at Old Bailey near Ludgate, and lists engravings and further notices of Melmoth works and Homer editions.
A bibliographic note describes an 18th century publication mixing a schoolbook about language rules with a grammar and a translation into English. It lists authors printers and publishers and mentions a comprehensive index of words, pronunciation and usage to assist learners.
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