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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 02, 1787
Page
3
A 19th century compact consumer guide explains stock names called the Scocks and the Stocks, how to price and trade, and the dangers of stock jobbing. It covers government securities, bank notes, fire losses, and the sinking fund with laws and broker guidance. An historical account of public credit and banking concludes with advice for adventurers in state lotteries.
Fragmented OCR describes a medical reverse study by Gren ARTIS OBSTESRICABLE and others, mentioning women childbirth and practice ideas. It references the theory and practice of obstetrics and delivery, with unclear publication context and dates.
A hyped notice from Stein and Co, wholesalers at Three Cranes Wharf Cheapside, claims they sell a Dutch method Geneva gin called Kithayic Geneva at lower terms than imports. The advertisement aims to attract retailers with its asserted quality and price advantage.
London dispatch notes Princess Elisabeth, previously indisposed, fully recovered and dancing at a Windsor Castle ball with her uncle the Duke of Cumberland. Messages from Antigua and the Leeward Islands report steady mail flow to Falmouth and Quebec, with no major intelligence. Lord Cornwallis orders in India ban half pay for military servants and demands resignations from officers choosing to quit. Quarries and gatekeeping details show dearth of decisive action as General Conway considers island governance and staff movements.
A fragmented report describes the Windsor hunt changing to scarlet with a blue collar and the Duke of York's approval. It also notes the death of Admiral de Monteil and a court martial adjournment for Major Browne. Separate notices mention marriages and social events including coachmaking displays and recent matches in Lisburn area.
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