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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 30, 1786
Page
7
A catalog of goods and prohibited items for sale and shipment with duties noted. Advertisements announce the Royal Kalendas and the Dramatic Magazine first issue, listing publishers and shops in London and Ireland.
A six days per week mail and posting service expands across towns including Alnwick Ashbourne Beacons, and many others in the county. Officials announce new routes and depots, with public notices detailing deliveries, deadlines, and local authorities.
Supplement to a law compilation lists names of cases statutes reporters and a general index. It notes a case of the Bishop of London and Mr Flytch with Lord Chancellor and bishops arguments. Published by the royal law printers in St James's area.
Listing describes SIP WICK HOUSE and adjacent premises at Elmtree between Edgeware and St Alban's in Hertfordshire. Ground floor rooms include a park room breakfast room drawing room kitchens dairies cellars plus four bedchambers two attic rooms, laundry, coach house, servants rooms, enclosed court and meadow potential. Also a smith's shop and cottage with garden and outbuildings, with occupancy listed as Wooo Me Salter and Mr Wright.
ALondon notice describes sentinel separation aiding pregnant women through a clinic run by Mr. White surgeon and Mr. Wisike at their house in London yard near St Pauls Churchyard. Lamps above the door mark the entrance. Pills priced at 2s per box claim to relieve obstructions and provide discreet relief with care and secrecy.
Lord Aylesbury was introduced to the Queen in the insignia of the order of the Thuve on St Andrew’s Day. The Duke of Cumberland attended the drawing room, with Cabinet Ministers and foreign ambassadors present. The Royal Family dined at the Queen’s Palace and later attended a theater performance.
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