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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 02, 1774

Page

4

Monarch promises economy and royal concessions amid turmoil

From Paris to London reports describe King Louis XVI seeking peace, reducing bread prices, and planning a general economy. He pledges to govern with ministers and curb royal income while reforming taxes as funds recover. Letters to the Duke of Orleans reveal personal warmth and loyalty. In Britain, debate over the Quebec bill continues, with hearings on Canadian law and colonial governance, and Parliament hears accounts on Newfoundland and Irish affairs.

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High Water Times at London Bridge Foretold

The notice lists tidal heights for London Bridge with events scheduled for tomorrow and Tuesday. It specifies morning and afternoon windows around 11 am, 12 pm, and 5 pm with indicated margins. The language reflects 19th century time notation.

London Bridge

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