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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 28, 1777

Page

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State Lottery Chancess and Pearce's Tickets at Covent Garden

Old public notices advertise Pearce's Lottery Chances with prices for shares and tickets in halves quarters eighths and sixteenths. Drawing begins November seventeenth and buyers can lodge whole chances with trusted bankers or merchants. the office also offers private sale of a Darking Freehold with stabling and coach-house through Mefsl Langford Covent Garden.

Sila Gio Gus Dulliegs Rhirven yoEs ‘Barnes Pearce Pope’s Cornhill Pearce Joery N. B J. B. Pear Totteres Mefl Lang Ford Darking Serry Meff Langford Covent-Garden

Dr James's Avaleptic Pills advertise rheumatic relief

An 18th century notice touts Dr James's Avaleptic Pills as effective for rheumatic complaints gouty headaches and digestive disorders. It cites cures in Mr Boswick and George Scott and promotes gentle soothing action for women and general family use. Sold by Francis Newbery jun at No 65 St Paul's Churchyard London and at Bruton Street.

James Robert H Rcourt Jaghes Oxford Francis Newbery Sydney College Cambridge Persors Francis Newbery, Junior St.Paul’s Church Yard Dr. James's Lote House Stuton-Street F. Newbery, Junior Mr. Boswick Gray’s Inn George Sct Woolfton Hal St. Paul's Charch-yard London Dr. Janes Dr. James Jéte House Bruton Streec Greenough Mr. Greenough T. Greenough Chpmit and Apothecary France Droits d’Aubsine Roots Foote Dover Welton Weston Feote Expres Bath Brereton Bakers Company Pfssion Monaghan Ireland Hugh Quorkan John Watton Secretary of State Horsham William Akehurst John Simmonds Page St. John’s Street Dalston Rounds Aldersgate Church Little Britain Aldersgate-street James Dickins Blackmore Thompson Marybone Infirmary Eleanor Maria Gordon Peter Gordon Union-street Deptford John Coulson Stel-yard Ann Moreton William Moreton Custom-house Diss Edward Chappelow Roydon Marham Norfolk Alkew Bedale Ann Johnson Randmother Ipsvich Madam Dillon Count Edward Dillon Robert Harland, Bart Britannia Row Lampeth Mir Howard Malingarb Watts Mamburgh St. James’s Matkee Parner China Row Chelsea Lady Rous William Cus Bevis Marks Benjamin Linde Yeusraay Hamilton-street Hyde Park Corner Joepn Tidmsrih Abingdon Werminster John Misenor Pulic J Gitt Temple-bar Strand Lacor Jamaica John Gittés London Bridge Altemoor

Defence of Ladies Caps and Bottoms in Fashion

A letter rebukes ill natured jests at ladies hats and cork tails, arguing women dress to attract admiration and suit male sensibilities, urging readers to view fashion as pleasing to the opposite sex and aligned with their taste.

Ladies wear frightful head dresses to please men

An admirer of the sex contends that women do not dress to please themselves but to satisfy male vanity. He mocks feathered headpieces and cork tails, arguing such fashions are unbecoming, impractical, and driven by male whim rather than female choice. He notes partisan jokes about ministers and Tory politics as motives imagined by critics.

Sadus Beevers A.s

Heavy rains flood Teese river and Norworth pastures

The late heavy rains caused a great well in the Teese river near Norworth, flooding low grounds and washing away several sheep and cattle. In Yarm about twenty barrels of tar spilled from the quay, alarming residents by swift water. No other damage reported, thankfully not during the fair.

Newcastle Teese Norworth Yarm

Admiralty reports ships taken and arrivals at Halifax and Cadiz

London advices detail Capt George Falconer of Mars capturing the American brig Charming Berry off Charles Town. Other vessels including the Henry Shepherd Corderoy Ad dey and Intrepid arrive at Halifax. Surprize refits with two rich ships from South Carolina bound for Nantes. Athol taken by an American privateer and the Fame reaches Dublin after bad weather. Additional notes cover reductions in bread price, pardons and reprieves, robberies, and local obituaries and promotions.

Admiralty Ofice George Falconer Mars Spithead Charming Berry Ephraim Gardner Charles ‘Town South Carolina Bourdeaux America Henry Shepherd Corderoy Addey London Dalton Quebec Cadiz Surprize Hallifax Newfoundland New England Fame Moore Barbadoes Dublin Meeang Board of Admiralty England Wales Holland Greenland Tuam Ballinasloe

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