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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 25, 1771
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment presents a political scene with references to patriotism, privilege, and public duty. The text mentions Sir Ralph and a Knight figure, debates on debt, and calls for a better choice linking national voice to governance, amid muddled dialogue and stray phrases.
A letter from observant readers questions charity fund management in Montreal. It cites misused donations for repairs at St. Alban and the Alby Church, noting funds intended for restoration were diverted. The writer warns against charity funds being exploited to mislead the public and urges scrutiny of donations and conduct.
A letter to the editor defends, attacks, and replies to a previous public exchange. The author denies involvement in certain business matters and accuses another figure of malice while questioning assertions about D Bon and Portales. The piece ends by renouncing Parton Horn and invoking allegiances to Wilkesy and Judas in a harsh closing.
A lavish eighteenth century publication offers engravings of fashion heads, scenes of sentimental journeys, and moral essays. Notable items include four fashion engravings, a new song by Mr Debey, and continuations of popular tales. The pieces promise value beyond the magazine price, with plates of English cities and a portrait gallery.
A fragmented 19th century advertorial piece by Joan Balain and J Wheele describes a monthly Ladies Magazine featuring illustrated articles, painting flowers, and inserts. It notes opposition from book sellers and asserts the magazine’s lawful title and merit, urging readers and booksellers to support the publication.
From the iftula dated May 4 Major Salomon defeated a Confederate party led by Sawa nédh Selfrénik. Sawa survived but was captured. Reports from Venice describe a Roman-era ruin near Salona with a hidden vast opening and possible baths. English ships arrived at Leichorn with provisions for the Ruffian fleet, while a grand council at Carth ton-house discussed affairs including Lord Bute and the Thane. The Emperor plans to regulate the camp at Luxemborg before Hungary expedition.
A late 18th century dispatch reports courtly intrigue and policy moves, from Britain abroad to London. It notes Parliament schedules, a Dues ex courier dispatch, and mentions the Count of Sandwich and various noble figures, plus international tidings from Petersburgh and Paris. Also covered are market prices, ship piracy, local deaths, marriages, and social notices.
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