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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 06, 1764
Page
4
A reader rails at Judge Jerffers and Lord Chief Justice Hout, condemning corruption and partisan bias. The piece praises Hout as honest and impartial, contrasts Pratt unfavorably, and questions public confidence in the judiciary amid political scheming. Letters criticize mob rule and urge reforms while lampooning press manipulation.
The passage speaks of a constant companion accompanying the speaker on walks, present in gloom and openness alike. It mentions animals promising aces firayy and solar beams on water, as well as the beauty of the enclosure, birds singing among trees, and the speaker's general happiness with this companion both at home and afar. Eusezius.
Reports from Newmarket state the Duke of Cumberland’s leg wound remains open but improving under care of leading physicians. Parliament is expected to meet mid December 1764 to vote Land and Malt taxes, then adjourn around January 26, 1765. News notes on European power shifts include Sweden, Poland, and the Grand Seignior’s stance in Constantinople, with tensions and alliances shaping the region.
A garbled OCR record shows scattered notes on delays and performances at Covent Garden and Drury Lane, with references to a public sale, stock numbers, and various prices. The readable bits mention a yesterday event, a wind condition, and unrelated catalog-like entries fielded in a chaotic layout.
A catalog page listing a multi volume medical and surgical library. Names include ILNAM Lewis M.B., Dr. Hether, Dr. Boer, James Benignus Wiaffo, Dr. Seevens, John Fried, J Moran. Describes volumes with copper plates, prices in shillings, and translations. Includes medical texts on anatomy, surgery, fevers, obstetrics, and midwifery.
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