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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 30, 1771

Page

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Royal Society notes and London society events in 1771

An account from London details the Royal Society’s Anniversary Meeting with Sir Godfrey Copl y’s gold medal presented to William Hamilton for volcanic inquiries. It lists council officers elected for 1772, others as governors, and a dinner at Inner Temple Hall. Also recorded are court notices, property movements, arrests, and local society tidbits including noble titles and family alliances.

Duke of Cumberland Windor-Lodge France St. Andrew’s Royal Society Crane-Court Fleet-street Godfrey Coply William Hamilton Naples Anna Fallowe James West Danes Barriston John Belchier James Burrow John Campbell Samuel Dyer Nevil Mathelyne Matthew Mary Charles Morton Henry Owen Samuel Wegg Mat Mary Inner Temple Hall Christ’s Hospital James Vere Daniel Lambert Anthony Askew George Haley Sheriff Wilkes Matthew Perchard Heneage Robinson Jarvis Clarke Rich Wilbraham Bootle Scotland Solway Moss Penrith Duke of Chandos Earl of Carnarvon Wilton Baron Clandos of Sudley

Distillation Prohibition Debated in Stockholm Assembly

Reports from the States assembly reveal a proposal to ban all spirits distillation due to corn scarcity and poor harvest. Nobles approve for towns and sale but allow private rural use. Clergy and Peasants oppose, while Burghers back the plan. Royal visits and court records recap recent events and appointments in 1771.

London Stockholm Assembly of the States House of Nobles Eckholmfund Milan Archduke Ferdinand Modena Beatrice St. James’s Henry Duke of Beaufort Monmouth

Milk of Roses by Richard Warren at Golden Fleece

Improved Milk of Roses for the skin prepared by Richard Warren perfumer at Golden Fleece Marybone street Golden square Lorgiba at 3s 6d. It promises healing from ten years practice claiming superiority to European preparations for removing reliefs sunburns pimples and blemishes. Sold by multiple retailers including Mrs Langford Pater-potter-row Mrs Skelton Southwark Mr Bull Bath Mr Brown Bristol Mr Waugh Reading Mr Willis Newbury and Mr Rabau perfumer in Paris for wholesale resale and export.

Ichard Warren Golden Fleece Marybone-street Golden-square Lorgiba Europe N.B. Ic Langford Pater-potter-row Skelton Spur Inn Southwark Bull Bath Brown Christmas-street Bristol Waugh Fisher-row Reading Willis Bridge Newbury Mir Raibaud Paris Warren

Suffolk freeholders condemn Holt support and back Rous

An Suffolk freeholder letter denounces Mr Holt as a ministry tool and urges his retirement. It praises Sir John Rous and urges unity of freeholders at Stowmarket to defend the ministerial nomination, citing Dr Quid pro Quo and Rowland Holt and recalling past county toasts. The piece ends with civic salutation from King's Arms, Cornhill, Nov 30, 1771.

Quid Art Suffolk Holt Crofts University of Cambridge Duke of Grafton Stowmarket Friends of Ministry Rrot Drs Whaimeas Teute Pebbet Carivas Ipswich Ministry Thomas Bunbury Sir John Rous Cocoa-Tree Mr. Helt John Rons Stow-market Rowland Holt Fabn Rous King’s Aras Cornhill

Nomination Speech From Stowmarket Candidate in Tain

A local candidate at Stow-market in Tain expresses gratitude for a large gathering of gentlemen clergy and elders who nominated him to represent the county. He accepts the honor, pledges faithful service in Parliament, and notes the election is set for December 18 with hopes to continue independent conduct.

Gententin Stow-market Stowmarket Holt N.B

Dr Lowther's powders restore Blacksmith in Deptford

R Dalton of New Cross Deptford testifies that after years of falling sickness and head pains he used Dr Lowther's nervous powders and drops and is now in perfect health for twelve months. The medicines sold by Royal authority in 6s and 3s parcels at the Doctors house in Hatton Garden and by booksellers and perfumers in London with free advice mornings.

R. Dalton New Cross Deptford William Dalton W. Lowther Hatton-garden Lowther Mr. Cooke Bookfeller Pater-noster-Row M. Vincent's Perfumer Old Bond Street

A Most Extraordinary Cure by Mare dants Drops

A letter dated September 26 1771 thanks surgeon Norton in Gallen-square London for a remarkable cure of a child’s smallpox related hand and face deformities with Mare'sant drops. The writer Charles Ashley invites inquiries at the Talbot Inn Strand and lists suppliers in London.

Mr. Norton Gallen-square London Talbot-Ine Strand Charles Ashley Piccadily eNone Marehant G. Kearfly Ludrate Street J. Stockdale Bull Headcourt Newgate Street

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