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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 17, 1767

Page

2

Deserter from Horse Grenadier Guards Seeks Return Reward

A 21 year old farmer from Lincolnshire, Thomas Rogers, 5 10 ½ in height with dark complexion black hair and eyes, deserted from the Second Troop of Horse Grenadier Guards under the Earl of Harrington. He fled in a brown frock plain hat white stockings and silver buckles. A reward of one Guinea is offered for his capture and return to custody, with notice to the troop Commander at Knightsbridge or Thomas Fisher in Great Marlborough Street.

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Antiscorbutic Powders and Drops Advertisement 1767

An 18th century advert proclaims powders and drops by James Farrer as a cure for scorbutic and nervous ailments. It lists royal auction houses and booksellers offering the medicines and promising relief after trying other remedies. Includes prices and recommendations for general use.

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Behemoth and Rumelian Vizier in Maldives crisis

Fragmentary historical tale describes Maldivian unrest over sherbet tax, Behemoth the Vizier, court intrigue, and a royal pledge to punish oppression. The king proclaims justice, distances himself from corrupt advisers, and seeks public support to restore order amid rebellion and economic strain.

Allah Rumelia Maldives Javero Chan Grand Maldives Behemoth Rumelian Maldive Bazar Artizans Rymerians

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