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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 29, 1776

Page

4

Royal Speech Opens Parliament Amid War Talk and Naval Buildup

A contemporary report notes his Majesty opening the present session with a gracious Speech from the Throne, citing continued cordial relations with neighboring powers, plans to strengthen naval and military forces, and emphasis on funding to uphold parliamentary supremacy during the American war. It covers opposition moves, anticipated late sittings, peace talks in Europe, and Admiralty actions including ships and troop movements.

Miajesty Atlantic Commons St. James's House of Commons St. James’s Lord Shelburne Tewhsend Great Britain France Spain New- York Millar Putnant Whit Long Island Howe Yeterday Board of Admiralty Admiralty Office Whitehall Earl of Sandwich Porssmouth Plymouth Chathaga

Horsham Borough Representative Election Report

A chaotic 18th century digest notes the election of a Representative for Horsham Borough, replacing Jeremiah Dyfog, with the Earl of Drogheda unanimously chosen. It covers a Westminster magistrates dinner hosted by the Duke of Northumberland, race results at Newmarket and Lewes, a Westminster bridge tragedy search, a drastic fall in fortunes, and local petty fines. it also records hops prices, Whitechapel hay sales, and a floating academy burglary involving Eames public house near Woolwich.

Pahy Riesens Tarpentéta Hie Maize Southwark Horsham Jeremiah Dyfog Righy Earl of John Fielding Charles Whitworth Sir John 'Chetwood Grank St. James's ‘Park Newmarker Houghton Metting O’relly Fox Ecipé Lewes Swaffham Newmarket Févertteen Westerday Westminsterbridge Ireland Fedia Whitechapel Fleet-street St. Pail Eniure Harrow Eames Royal Artillery Woolwich London Edmee Bamnes Pree Newgate-street Sc. Martin’s Outwich Bishopsgate-fl Francis Cooper Wrooked-lane Miss Yates Stoke-Newington Yeesterday Mr. Spendloye

Fragmentary OCR Notes On Royal Exchange and Lottery Office

Fragmented text references the Royal Exchange and Blazard's Lottery Office. Mentions a figure named Whey Bate Totlery Gee, age 53, and accounts with shares folded at shore office. Details are garbled and unclear.

Beckeds Whey Bate Totlery Gee Royal Exchange Blazard

Caution on Mo113- Worth Shares Sold at Noted Offices

The public is advised that all shares and chances issued by Mr Mo113 Worth are signed in his own handwriting and sold only at the offices 67 High Holborn, 30 Fleet Street, 34 King Street Cray Side, and 23 Birchin Lane Cornhill. The full scheme and particulars are available at these offices.

Iitera Iy High Holborn Fleetsftreet King Street Creapside Birchinlake Cornhill

Purifier skincare ad and letters from the City

An 18th or 19th century advertisement promotes a skin cleanser for children and adults, with shop details at Golden-Fleece, Cheapside, and a perfume shop at No 41 Wood Street. A letter to the editor discusses a Hackney resident’s health and an amusing observation about a watch and a clock, arguing the man’s regimen aided his health rather than vanity.

Curt Dren Warren Galden Cheapside Alto Fold Tirec- Tonge

Anecdote of Gir Moureau the celebrated musician

An anecdote tells of Murphy a famed harpist once in Polish royal service. In Dublin he refused a tavern audience for money, offering to play only at his own house for gentlemen who would join him. A youth offered twenty guineas, but Murphy replied money tempts him not and cited Orpheus to justify playing only to reclaim his instrument.

England Eden A.B Lower Seymour-street Portman-square Ein -Avith Hackney Horse Guards A. Hackney Murphy Poland Dublin Eagle Tavern Vonfiew Orpheus

Stock prices and bank notes from 19th century listing

Readable fragments show stock prices and bank notes with odd punctuation and numbers. Mentions include India banks, percent rates, lottery tickets, and miscellaneous figures, suggesting a financial snippet from a period newspaper.

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