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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 22, 1788
Page
5
The text presents a fragmented discussion about emetics and stimulants, referencing canidae and various remedies. It mentions lectures and medical topics, with the author raising questions about preparations and effects.
Fragmented text shows legal and parliamentary references with dates in December and mentions of agents, counsel, and meetings. Names and places are garbled, but indicate notices about prorogation, legal proceedings, and court actions with scheduling details.
A dense list of names, trades, and addresses appears as public notices. Individuals including grocers, bakers, and clerks are named with locations such as Guildhall, Moor Place, and St. James streets. Notices mention decembral dates and certificates due before mid December.
A late 18th or early 19th century notice from Loxton NS announces subscriptions to support abolitionist efforts. It explains rising costs due to printing and witnesses, requests public aid, lists Samuel Hoare Jr and partners in London as treasurer and collectors, and notes funds to August 2, 1983 with plans to publish ongoing balances.
Fragmented text describes a broad array of topics including police occupation in boats, historical themes, and deepening confusion. It mentions printing, books, and a list of titles with prices and formats, hinting at a catalog or advertisement in a newspaper.
Publication notice for the third edition of The Memoirs of the Protectoral House of Cromwell by Mark Noble. Describes two volumes with engravings, corrections, and new material drawn from original papers and public records. Details dedications to the Earl of Sandwich and others, and notes noble families associated with Cromwell.
Letters from November describe the Grand Army led by the Emperor moving from Danube ports toward Helegoh, with eight infantry battalions and seven cavalry divisions. The retreat forces burned towns along the river while Turkish plans against Transylvania faltered. Reports place action near Semin and Gradisca with weather hindering operations.
In a lengthy Chancery dispute tried by common law jury in Cavan, William Napper was found lawful and legitimate son of General William Napper of Lutheon Westmeath. The trial, led by Owen Hogan and John Evans, lasted four days with a twenty five minute jury verdict. Lord Ciffudice attended intermittently, and Mr Justice Kelly opened the Chancery sessions.
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