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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 15, 1767
Page
4
A Pericles letter denounces stock market fear mongering about a Grand Turk treaty and Moon powers, calling such tales exchange alley bears seeking profits. It argues public virtue over vanity, condemns scandal and detraction, and urges self examination to avoid defaming others.
Mr Meres receives a reply to Benevolus regarding the medicine for the stone. The writer clarifies dosage as one dose and notes uncertainty about how long patients benefited before full recovery. He lists known users in Lancashire, names Parker and John Hill, Esq., and mentions W Brantley, apothecary in James Street, Westminster. He cannot identify the mad dog bite cure owner. He offers to obtain directions for Cupid Bluish Lu dacy by outward application when needed.
ANGLICUS argues that punishments should deter further crimes by identifying the people who shipped goods to France and ensuring they endure a fit penalty. The writer urges a proper inquiry into the persons responsible and the necessity of severe consequences to deter others from similar wrongdoing.
Reports from Culm Graudentz and Naples recount political accessions and payments to Marshal Pappenheim, with details of religious liberties and a slated Generalship vote. London notes Duke of York’s death and court moves, maritime seizure reports, and social curiosities alongside theatre listings in Drury Lane and Covent Garden.
An item describes a best on a small cottage or building along the River Severn a mile from Lie Waltor near Salap. It notes the cottage named by a builder Pawis Efina and grove nearby, inviting readers to enter the humble roof and find calm thought and contentment as a home of peace from royal courts. The poem ends with a date 1797.
A reader from northwest England details harvest timing across Lancashire Cheshire Staffordshire Warwickshire Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire. Wheat mostly gathered already with good yields despite rain. Plenty of hay and pasture with ample feed for man and beast. Opinion favors deregulation to lower bread prices and curb market manipulation. critique of fifth markets and fish trade hurdles.
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