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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 24, 1765

Page

3

London Militia Company Officers and Royal Prospects

A London militia company described with 600 men under a Court-Martial led by Sir John Robinson and Sir Joseph Sheldon plans, noting royal patronage and the desire for a Royal Branch of the family as Captain General. Also reports distress in Jamaica and Logwood trade, with cargo losses and political notes shared from multiple cities and recent deaths and accidents in London.

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Potent Patent Medicines and Colonial Trade Woes

A lengthy advert lists various powders, pills, and tonics praised for rheumatic pains, headaches, and digestive troubles with prices and uses. The text also includes a Postscript letter discussing the British American colonies trade pressures, molasses duties, and fishing industry decline, detailing debt and policy impacts on commerce.

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