Meetings of the Livery at Mew London Tavern
A record of numerous meetings of the livery held at the Mew London Tavern on Wupyaspat the 27th of Septemenr, 1736.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 26, 1786
Page
7
A record of numerous meetings of the livery held at the Mew London Tavern on Wupyaspat the 27th of Septemenr, 1736.
The notice announces the 1786 audits for Chester and other counties scheduled in October at the Feathers Inn Denbighs and the Harp Conway. It urges payment of arrears on Fee Farm Rents and warns the defaulters a list will be made for Parliament inspection.
An 18th century public notice promotes a Restorative Balsam of Life and Health claiming to cure weakness and decay. Pills preserve the balsam, with directions and price Eight shillings sixpence. Available from Fleet Street agents and Norwich printers. A pamphlet on virtues and cycles is sold for sixpence.
The notice describes a living with a coiled lute at a residence in the health district of Kei County, valued yearly at ryt. The tenant is near sixty years of age and inquiries should be made of Mr. Brucre at a work office on Broads street during morning hours.
Auction notices describe the sale of farms near Radnor and Stoke Mmand Valle with arable and pasture land valued at 300 yearly. Separate lots include multiple mares, fillies, a bay mare, a brown horse and a bay gelding. The sale takes place at the George Inn Aylesbury on the first day of November 1736 with viewings through Mr Lahan Cardale Gray's Inn and Mr Chapin.
An 18th century advertisement promotes a new edition by Charles Swift detailing a method for treating and preventing venereal disease. It claims proven dates of cures after multiple prior salivations and includes a dissertation on greets and weaknesses with suitable remedies. Printed for S Bladon and others in Westminster and London.
The issue presents the Emperor's handwritten reply to the inhabitants of Buda who sought a statue in gratitude for public offices. The text urges moral and economic reforms, improved governance, and national prosperity before any honor could be granted. The rest of the page reports various European notes, trade updates, a Rome satire, local curiosities, weather, and obituaries.
An archaic royal endorsement extols Pear and Pearl Dentifrice as creamy yet safe and elegant for teeth care. The text, authored by Jacob Hemet and others, mentions fashionable usage and promises of whiteness. It lacks clear dates or modern verification.
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a high wash at London Bridge with unclear timing phrases. The text mentions morning hours around 4 and 6 minutes after events, signatures or names appear garbled, and some post times remain unreadable.
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