Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
A readable fragment notes unidentified names and items in an unclear local page section. The text lacks coherent events or dates and offers only partial phrases.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 06, 1787
Page
1
A readable fragment notes unidentified names and items in an unclear local page section. The text lacks coherent events or dates and offers only partial phrases.
A fragmentary report from November on proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas. References to Lord Chancellor and parliament figures appear amid scattered notes on legal actions and appointments. Names such as Fitzwerte and Morbi recur, with unclear context and dates.
A historical Gazette fragment lists promotions and appointments including William Pearse named Captain, Patrick Dundyay advancing to surgeon, and various other military and civic roles. It also notes certificates to be granted by December 33 and announces a royal proclamation for the election of one of the sixteen peers in Edinburgh.
ERS Woollen Draper No 106 Newgate Street advertises a new assortment of superfine cloths and water drapery items offered for ready money. The notice lists prices and varieties including velvets, liveries, kerseys, and corduroys with claims of discount and wide selection. It emphasizes weekly arrivals and a broad stock at reduced rates.
A dated London section details prices, inventories, and act summaries, including a long list of tables on duties, taxes, and weights. It mentions the Bank, coaches, and public notices alongside political extracts about Paris and Amsterdam, with commentary on governance and trade.
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