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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 24, 1774

Page

3

Continental Congress Resolution in Bolton Record

A scanned excerpt records a provincial congress in Bolton endorsing actions against alleged rebels, calling for ten day notices to seamen and published names. It urges publication of absentees and a day of Thanksgiving on December fifteenth, seeking divine aid for harmony between Britain and the colonies.

EGRIL Bolton Vince Shere Ivery Congress Uneuica Urea Rhursday Great Britain Hafisinis Hauke Eas Joum Hancock

Law case on translation of medical dignity and heirs liability

Fragmented text describes a court decision in Aberdeen over translation of a physicians honor and the status of Dr Memis. Sir John Dalrymple, James Boswell, and Lordhip figures feature as defenders. The ruling upholds that translated Latin did not derogate from honor and that the case involved wage, inheritance, and restitution details with names including Drake Slade and Hamilton Oliver and ships from Cadiz and Malaga.

Dinburgh Aberdeen John’ Dalrytple re.James Boswell Memis Court of Session

Fragmentary OCR: names and places scattered

Fragments mention Portsmouth Hall and Petersburg related names. Reading shows unclear phrases about declarations or titles. No clear event or outcome emerges from the damaged text.

Paris Assembly discusses king's will and remonstrance plan

Letters from Paris report the extraordinary Parliament assembly debating the king's will and the creation of a committee to draft remonstrances. Princes of the Blood and key figures favored obeying the monarch while others urged prorogation to allow proper consideration of forthcoming points.

St. Jamnes’s Paris Comte de Provence D’ Artois d’Orleans Count de Paulmy Provence Languedoc de Paulmy Sheir Notre Dame New York New Bristol Cove Sv E Barnet Winberd Thames-street Lady of Bartow Grafvenor-feet Oxford James Burton Magdalen College Jepoury Jendur Regina Briday Oldenedh Palléy S. Rig Hoxton Mis Halt Pall Charterhouse-quaie Sanday Tity Philp Gordon Rig Backford miDevontiike Mits Willis Portmanstrete Porapanttyaeres Breda Sanday

Fragmented OCR records man handles in London district

A garbled 1880s OCR page lists names such as Willem Drummond and James Bedingeld, with scattered residences and addresses in Southampton Street and nearby areas. The text includes random numbers, prices, and locale references, rendering a partially legible mosaic of people and places.

Sbusoh Willem Drummond Hovkcteilen Cotchelery Baker Baften Norwich Mieage James Bedingeld Eye S ‘Havy Philip Bedinofieht Akg Buchinghachal Ie Nesta Southampton-street Strand Hays Diawa “Vereray Salle Dae A. Bay Sogo Lane Lake Sos Bogbs Poe Auibag Saas aRzys Spa ARIS

Original Life Medicine Advertised by Wray Partners

A damaged 18th century advertisement promotes a bottled medicine claimed to cure stone, gout, rheumatism, and numerous ailments. It touts authenticity via the provider Hilton Wray and Robert Turlington’s arms, seeks public trust, and notes retailers like Staughton, Rasch May, and Bostocks Inkira among others.

King's Turcington Martha Wray Hilton Wray Robert Turlington King’s-Arms Birchini-line Rondon Medicing Staughton’s Squire’s Rasch May Bostocks Hooper Thacsall Tuck Ralggin Tar- Hingtgn Bevel Didy William Wray Wade

Complete and Universal Exigence Dictionary advertisement

An 18th century style catalog entry promotes a new English dictionary with engravings and patterns for furniture and decorative arts. It lists publishers, locations, and pricing while highlighting features like copper plates and various designs for parlors and workshops. The dense OCR text references trades, academies, and trade magazines, aiming at tradespeople, artisans, and readers seeking improved linguistic and design resources.

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