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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 17, 1787
Page
2
A jumble of phrases, names, and lines evokes a dated literary fragment. It mentions Becca Geers, Potter Floors, various objects, and scattered reflections on nature, art, and fate, with digressions that suggest an experimental or archival page.
A fragmentary description of a collection by John Fenn titled Chronological Order with Notes, featuring copper plates and drawings. Mentions various scholars and prints, including references to Gotha and Ancea, with notes on early media and antiquarian works.
The Lord Chancellor descended after prayers by the Bishop of Lincoln and the House met for business. The Pawnbrokers Bill received a first reading and was committed for Tuesday week to a Committee of the Whole House. A convention occurred between the Lord Chancellor and wartime authorities regarding American affairs.
A severely garbled OCR passage contains scattered words and letters, offering no clear event or names. The fragment includes possible place and person tags but no coherent sentence or factual detail to summarize into a real news item.
Market notes show bank stock prices and bonds with varied fractions and percent rates. References include Bank Long and India Stock with fractions like 8ths and 4 percent, plus notes on annuities and South Sea stock. The fragment lists multiple securities and coupon rates amid a scattered quotation of prices and dates.
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