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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 01, 1786
Page
2
Fragmented text covers court actions and royal orders, vessel seizures, prize law, and ship arrivals. It notes a Duke of Goeha and a Prince involved in financial disputes, maritime piracy near Cuba, and various social and legal commentary amid 18th century events and obits.
The advertisement warns traders and borrowers about sharp practices by money-lenders who seize on credit troubles. It presents a method to support credit without pawning securities, and notes the advertiser offers moderate rates and proper residence details for contact at B. Y. in London.
The London Society notes rapid demand for the ranpiaeled lottery scheme. Mr Jenkins, secretary, is trusted by all dealing with the books. Subscriptions will be received at 126 Fleet Street until Monday the 7th, when the lottery drawing begins.
Hornsby and Co announce a new subscription for the 2 percent letter with a plan to grant subscribers access to a prize lottery. The notice promises valuable benefits to readers and reiterates their prior favors as an incentive, though the text is garbled and some details are unclear.
Fragmented text describes an auction or financial dealing with fees and prizes. Mentions a Mr Ignly ae and others, references to prices like 9.59, tickets, and conditions on returns and guarantees. Details are garbled. main action and entities are not coherent due to OCR errors.
A fragmented listing shows varied stock prices and commodities. Mentions include basket items, wines, spirits, champagne bottles, and general merchandise with references to locations and sellers, reflecting a busy market day.
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