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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 10, 1765

Page

3

Murder plot and robberies near Ealing reported

British newspaper notes a brutal assault on a man traveling from Castle-Beaf near Ealing, with partial plunder and a planned murder thwarted. Additional items include a county court transport sentence for James Oakham, a Methodist preacher fined and jailed, market wheat prices, and reports on sickness in Honduras and trade and colonial affairs.

Gorbes Castle-Beaf Ealing Hebsfordthirg Haute Gackville-Freet Maryboné New Road Sig Sagohee Litchfield-itrest Comody ferGons Ingston Surry James Oakham Greenland Mark Lane Harley Nagle Honduras Spain Trinidad Leghord Newfoundland Liddiard Somerset Shire Somerville Gangs Sebekville Foote Haymarket Sammer Morris Reading Hyde Park Corner

Return of that who left the Hout upon the Account

GEORGE MILLS, a servant, requests the return of a person who departed from his household on account of a matter. He promises constant care and the provision of genuine liquors of every sort. He seeks to show gratitude for favors received and to ensure a agreeable reception.

Seo George Mil LS

Antiscorbutic Fluid Patented in Medical Advert

An early patent medicine advertisement touts Antiscorbutic Fluid as a universal remedy. It claims efficacy for skin diseases, sores, and scurvy related ailments, with supposed testimonials from doctors and surgeons. The piece markets the product with lists of ingredients and directions, urging readers to call at trading houses for further details and to obtain the remedy.

J.cotcert Whyte Spenser Pio Nolan Kay

Descriptive Volume Offer For England History Library Purchase

A fragment discusses a five volume work on the reign of England and the French period, noting plans for binding in two volumes and promising substantial scholarly value. It asserts the set will be as full as possible and notes the author’s generosity and the potential price, suggesting a library purchase appeal.

England William

Fragmentary Street Market Note from Middlecon’s Area

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mr. Goulion or the Keeper at Middlecon's, with possible references to Surry and Lond Middleton 5 Hout in Charles Street, Berkdey Square. The text is garbled and no clear event or date is extractable.

Mr. Goulion Tha Middlecon Surry Lond Middleton Chasles-Street Berkdey Square

Reign beginnings and political intrigues across Britain

An analysis echoes on Edward III and political factions in London. The piece critiques royal missteps and court intrigues led by powerful favorites, arguing Parliament’s limits, and warns about coalitions aimed at public plunder. It reflects on Wilkes Hogarth disputes and the broader public press battles shaping liberty in Britain.

Pune Churchill Hopar Somme Wilkes Kar Hogank Buckinghsathire Regiment of Mill Winchester Friepsl Hogarth Ae Times Pits Ler Temple Nir Him Elf Temple Mr. Pitt Hogard North Britten Brunes Noah Broa Westminster-hall Hogarth Faulk Court of Comemon Pleasy Pratt Romé Thewnania William Hogarth Shakespear Narcissus Tam Teld 24Fars

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