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Newspaper
London Packet
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 16, 1789
Page
3
London tavern meeting chaired by Lord Penrhyn resolves unanimously to present an address to the King congratulating his late recovery. A committee was set to draft the address and arrange signatures at the London Tavern and St Albans Tavern from the 6th to the 34th instant between noon and four.
A report from London describes a royal visit to the London Tavern with speakers praising the Duke of York and Queen. Residents of Westminster celebrate the monarch’s recovery with an Address, prayers, and vestry actions. News also notes Dublin illuminations and widespread demonstrations, plus European developments and local market notices.
Shergold and Co inform friends and the public that prize shares and tickets are described with various payments and units. They warn against numbers offered by other insurance offices in their name and state they are not responsible for such business or commissions. They urge caution to the public and their staff against accepting fraudulent number requests.
The notice states a prize of thirty thousand pounds drawn this day by SELAGOLD and Co. for a Half-Guinea Share in the Third Lottery. The holder is entitled to nine hundred and ninety seven pounds ten shillings on demand. Readers are invited to call at the Olive to verify the claim.
A fragmentary advert claims Gale’s r ocacy supports Spilfoury’s Drops prepared by Ate Speai woky at his Dispentary in London. It cites Mrs Golden Wallace of Barn ham Lilx cured of ulcerated legs after seven bottles and praises the remedy for gout joints blood disorders and indigestion with testimonials from a New York bookkeeper and others.
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