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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 20, 1771
Page
4
In a letter to the Printer of the General Evening Post a modest young man laments political corruption and factional strife. He questions true patriotism, notes heavy debts and estate pressures, and asks for guidance from informed readers through the paper's channel.
To be sold by auction, each of the premises offered at a designated location by order of the plaintiff. Auction to proceed at the specified venue. Bidders are invited to participate under the court or trustee rules governing the sale.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a print advertisement in Pall Mall mentioning J Dodilzy with unclear pricing and product reference. The readable bits indicate a terse promotional line and location, but crucial details are garbled.
April dispatches recount Weymar preparing to depart with the grand army and resigning command of Russian troops in the garrison to Prince Repnin. Reports claim eleven principal Confederate abettors beheaded, details undisclosed. Rome’s forces gain advantage, with 212 prisoners and two killed as Gokrzewsky’s 209 Confederates are routed near Guefne. Lobkowitz travels from Dantzig toward Petersbourg. Venetians reportedly align naval effort with Russians. Danish crown pregnancy rumored. public prayers not yet ordered. Paris notes banishment of several high officers allied with the late remonstraters.
London intelligence reports a sedition rising against a city leadership nomination. A grand concert is planned by the Lord Mayor for his enlargement, with the famed Britons strike home song. Several London incidents follow including thefts, accidents, a skeleton found, and routine notices of fairs, wages, and dispatches from Madrid and Constantinople.
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