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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 12, 1786
Page
4
Committees urge penalties for marking and selling wild fish with badges and numbers. Proposals include better enforcement, printing abstracts of Acts, and adjusting market hours. consider fisheries bounties but defer due to cost.
Sir Them Fowh a loyal officer long in British service died at his residence in Leicester county age and rank noted among Kendal appointments. He served in the Guards and Four Regiments, earned knighthood in peacetime, and left a widow and several children. The Duke of Norfolk hosts gatherings at Grey Stack reflecting the loss.
Reports from Constantinople state the Sovereign of Russia agreed to mediation with the Emperor and the King of France, but the Emperor declined to intervene in the disputes, formally announcing noninterference.
The present unrest in Holland is a major topic as the States-General clash with the Prince of Orange over swift and decisive use of state forces amid the lace war with England. Old animosities between the Louvetin faction and Stadtholder supporters flare anew.
A rough review of readings discusses Lacy Realm and poetry sessions. It mentions Mr. Lyes delivering pieces, humorous plays, and reflections on Sterne. Various critics praise delivery, diction, and the overall charm of the event.
Bankruptcy notice details filed in Holborn and Guildhall with actions against Richard Perkins and others in Middlesex and Surrey. Schedules include surrender deadlines, attorney names Maucley and Spotuin, and references to Friars area and Liverpool listing.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to average precisions of Cor N, from November to December, with unclear figures and references to the state and returns. The readable items mention a Cure and a potential lawsuit or court-related terms but lack coherent data or names.
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