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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 05, 1799
Page
2
In a verbose session the House heard prosecution notes and debated third reading of Campbell's Divorce Bill. Committees reported progress, with a committee to revisit tomorrow and other measures postponed to Friday. Adjournment followed as witnesses were examined in support.
At Mr Pere's loan sale in Downing Street six parties met with Pitt seeking a private word before bidding. The bankers combined to offer 1s 6d long annuity with terms rising as the loan was allocated among three bidders including the Committee of Bankers and Stock Exchange gentlemen. The day saw rising consols and a fruitful sale amid high respectability, with contracts signed for a three-way division and prompt payment terms.
The article praises a royal guest list and ceremonial decor as fitting the dignified occasion. It notes the entrance of the Royal Family, the generous taste of managers, and the decorum shown toward guests. The King is pleased by a noble address supporting Peruvian independence against foreign aggressors.
The readable fragments depict disjointed dialogue and scattered phrases about social scenes and distant places with names like Kensington and Miffeé. The passage appears damaged, offering only isolated, nonreconstructible snippets without a coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Fragmentary report depicts Lt Col Shadwell and officers in a tense battlefield aftermath. It notes a body found and a suspect questioned about a murder, with mentions of furloughs, debts, and pursuit, amid unclear dialogue and location hints.
Reported captures by Bourdeja privateer of 22 guns include the Hopeful, Nor way tagged vessels, and the Amy, Eleonora and Goof Intent routes. Ships taken include Le Rufeptivaterr bound for Isles of France, La Julie from Bourdéaux, and several others on routes to Hull, London, Philadelphia, Copenhagen, and New Providence with damage noted and cargo value condemned.
A garbled excerpt references a distant clash near Breslau and Sifeua with casualties and claims of representation. It mentions a melancholy event and a figure named Gmilas with limited readable detail, suggesting wartime reporting and personal loss amid chaos.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an affidavit and references winter, a house, and people. Though incomplete, it implies a legal or housing related action tied to a local context.
A disjointed court record outlines a prosecution of a defendant named Gale or Gale’s associates. It mentions a surveyor and high authorities, with references to counts, legality, and the judge Justice Geese. The text is garbled but centers on alleged pilfering and trial language.
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