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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 02, 1789
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR from a history column mentions Mary Queen of Scots, a Baltic setting, and a shifting portrait tied to a tale about a quest and a voyage. It references a character in Latvia, a quest for truth, and scattered notes on persons, places, and an unsettled political climate.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered names and phrases, including references to Mary Ouben of Scots and a theatrical cadence. The piece appears as a literary or stage snippet with broken lines and obscured context, containing partial actor names, places, and quoted lines.
An abstract relates a royal pardon petition by Robert Grubb of St Martin in London. It describes his request for mercy and lawful relief, naming royal authority and the process for pardon. The text cites signatures and relates the petition to pleas for aid and reform within the king's justice system.
Fragmentary report describes expeditions and coastal details around New Holland with references to Commodore Philips, Captain Tis dat cle Mb peta and Mortary Bobet party. Mentions discovery description, possession, and trade goods including poultry dated items and sales.
A distorted contemporary article discusses a new editor and a volume advocating salivation cures for venereal disease. It details alleged remedies and warns readers about dangerous practices promoted by physicians and public notices.
A dense, fragmented OCR passage surveys medical claims, remedies, and supposed cures from an older period. It references mercury based treatments, venereal disease remedies, and various devices and preparations. The text mentions figures such as Dr Hadfon and notes publication locations and contexts.
The House read and voted on several bills including the Divorce Bill, Disclosure Bill, Stanwell Inclosure Bill, and various road and drainage measures. A motion to repeal the shop tax was debated with MPs arguing it falls on shopkeepers, not consumers, and proposals to bring in a repeal bill were discussed amid statements by Fox Thornton and others.
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