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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1777

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Freehold Estate sale at Northampton with mansion and 452 acres

Notice of sale by auction at the Peacock Northampton for a freehold estate called Moul Jar Park comprising a mansion house farm and enclosed land totaling about 452 acres. About eight acres are not parochial. Sale to occur Saturday the 27th between 11 and 12. Details from Framston Oundle Temple London and at the Peacock. Mr. Pell of Moulton Park will attend. Also a Manchester music festival announcement with dates 17 and 28 and 19 September featuring Giardini and others with subscription and admission prices.

John Roper Golden Lion-Inn Honiton Churchenadford Church Staunton Taunton Honniton Exeter London Ward Moffendine Andree Staple’s Inn Robert Willis Dorchester Dorset Thire Roper Goodgestreet Tottenham Court Road Richard Tayte Peacock Northampton Mouljar Tox Park County of Framston Oundle Northamptonshire Martin Essex-court Temple Thomas Pell Moulton Park Manchester Mesiis Giardini Crofcil Parke Jobson Mahon Weichfell Farrell Norris Reinhold Harrop Tattersall TURF Hyde Park Turnpike Duke of Gloucester Jebb Maflerano General Lee Nantz Dunk Rk Smith Richard Hosmer Tercera Halifax Carysfort Fanthaw Chatham Nore Cornwall Snodland Rochester Wiliam May Gosport Ramillies Valint Egmont Centaur Spithead Dover Milford Haven France Lynne N.W George and Mary Andrews Newcastle Iip Dr. Wolf Dantzick Royal Society Copernicus Duke of Saxe Gotha Brighthelmston Rouen Meff Phillips Leonard Max Dieppe Paris Miss Max Bond Chester Kilkenny Dublin St. Mary Hlington Clerkenwell St. Pancras St. Giles In the Fields Surry Acton Joseph Crompton Wiltshire Morgan Tral Old Bailey John Graves Ten Y Morris Hammersmith Ann Brown Patrick Clark Joseph Nayo Meff. North and Co Johin Smith Che Poperc Lemuel Langfild John Hadule Elizabeth Poly Dweling George Roger Thomas Phillips Jonathan d ‘Lageton Nigayay Anas Roberts Richard Hall Dowgate Hall Robert Sinkoo Richard Scinitia Wii saGry Torprit Ces of Thoma Condes Haymcks Mithew Mo Gua Kuss Willam Wane William Walker Samuel Golding Deal Joses and Cooper Hannah Abrahams Ettzsbeca Bland Mayo St. George’s Middlesex Brazen Nose College Oxford Fuller Putney Cockleton Newgate Market Toomason We Iltreet Excise Mary Willms Samuel Raventrot Rumford James Sharpe High Holbourn Rotherhithe Everard Moreston Primrose Street de la Fontaine Meffl. Dowson and Co Tenter Ground Moorfields Hull Hamnermith Windham

Disquisition on Stone and Gravel Diseases and Remedy Claims

An 1777 pamphlet by S Perry outlines the occult causes of bladder and kidney stones, nucleus formation, and diagnostic distinctions from urethral growths. It criticizes soapy lixiviants and advocates a rational cure. Includes an advertisement for Norton’s Maredant drops with claims of curing leprosy and other blood-borne disorders, and lists London retailers.

Royal College of Phyficians S. Perry T. Bucket Strand J. Murray Fleet-street J. Evans Paternuflerrow Richarson Urquhart Royal Exchant St. James’s- Street

Speech of Sir Benjamin Radger on the present times.

Fragments from a 1640 memorial parliament speech urging action to cure state distress. The speaker denounces advisers harming the king and kingdom, laments revenue drains, and warns of a turning point requiring clear remedies rather than palliatives. Additional items report a duke of Gloucester death rumor, naval movements, crime notices, and local deaths.

Benjamin Radger Speaker

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