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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 04, 1790
Page
4
The king speaks to the nation praising the archduke Leopold and pledge as mediator amid tensions. The National Assembly declares three measures to curb corruption and recover public funds while officials resume old posts after discharge.
Reprinted Oxford news notes admit several Brazen Nefe College students to arts and law degrees while Christchaven appoints Daetor Pegee as reader of anatomical lectures. Lady of Waterperry-House delivers a son. Rev Lane Fortier dies. William Davenport, a city official, dies after a kitchen accident with fatal injuries.
In 1777 Mer Perriers conceived a fire pump venture to distribute Seine water through Paris streets. They formed Perriers Water Company with 1270 livre shares, attracting public investment and even government credit. Shares rose from 1200 to 4989 livres before collapse, brokers profited while the public treasury suffered amidPamphlets, insurance ties, and a Parliament-backed declaration of two million livres against the venture.
A violent December gale from the southeast battered the coast with seas several feet high. Vessels in Catwater and the Sound faced dangers as the Hope of Teignmouth and the John and Mary struggled to ride out the storm. Many boats rode out with heavy gear, while traders noted agricultural progress and commented on policy debates.
Fragmentary report covers cotton harvest abundance and cheap provisions in America. Mentions Creek treaty termination and navigation improvements on Porowimac waters. Records voyages of the Columbia with dates, routes, and distances to St Jago Falkland Islands Nootka Sound and other places amid scattered remarks on trade and safety.
The excerpt describes autumn tasks for asparagus beds including mulching with mats to protect from snow and methods to lift beds before winter. It mentions bed preparation around plant rows, removal of coverings, and general care routines for overwintering vegetables.
A garbled report recounts a traveler named Lorie or Qin who wandered a continent seeking aid. She was found near Ledbury and transported to Hereford but endured prolonged hardship, collapsing, and death after attempts at rescue failed.
Incomplete readable text mentions names and places in a garbled fashion. No clear event date or outcome can be determined from the fragments provided.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions voting or tenant matters near Gorgang and Dod Aros, with scattered names and references to officials and possible elections. The readable parts include vague notes on voting events and local figures, but no clear outcome or cohesive context emerges.
Untidy OCR fragment notes a London Bridge event with Begh Water and The Gay Mover. Mentions March 4 and a sequence of unclear times and names, but readability is limited. No definite outcomes or participants can be confirmed from the text provided.
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