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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 11, 1790
Page
5
Fragmentary naval notice dated February 12 indicates preparations for a forthcoming Tuesday the 24th event concerning royal orders. It mentions bricks and tiles for a project under His Majesty’s orders and hints at readiness and provisioning for the items.
A historical notice lists names and addresses tied to ticket sales and stamps from 1790s London. It warns against illegal ticket devices and states penalties for duplicating or publishing forged tickets. The document names several individuals and places across London and Edinburgh.
A historical essay describes English nobility and peerage, noting the authors Promalter on Wo apology and the Beginnings of the Torun. It discusses the work’s aim to trace the narrative from medieval peers to later times, praising its utility and design. Some copies use inferior paper and special Royal Paper prints.
Fragmentary House of Commons report on February 12 includes third readings of the Barton Lenard Inclosure and Julius Pierponts Nat usalization Bills, second reading of the Oufe Navigation Bill, and committee stages on the Land and Malt Bill. Debate covers colonial courts, quartering of troops in Scotland, and calls for a uniform method of quartering postUnion, with motions moved by the Secretary at War and remarks by Sir James Fubone.
Notice offers for an inn in a favorable market town fifty miles from London. The property is described as desirable with easy access soon available as business declines. Letters post paid to A B at the Chap ter Cottee-house, Paternofter-row will be answered promptly.
The Duchy of Lancaster announces a new fixed set of terms for discharging lands held under the Honors of Clare and the Manors in Suffolk Essex Hertford and Middlesex. Only the official agent Mr Maeper is authorized to receive payments for Crown discharges and all other details are printed and free by post. Citizens are urged to apply for the discharge terms and avoid private arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and a late meeting adjournment with a Dowager and Sir James Fobufees. contains unclear dates and actions, rendering a precise event summary difficult from the provided excerpt.
Fragmentary 18th century dispatches report Brussels Gazette disputing Orangeist moves and independence claims. Namur received General Vandermerich amid Brabançon reinforcements while Moscow faces unrest over conscription and money shortages. Royal Academy figures resignations and upcoming executions in Newgate noted alongside Lisbon naval launches.
Yesterday in Downing Street Colloquy Lord Farmesth and Lord Winchelsea were noted as successors to the Earl of Chesterfield at the Mint. A pamphlet by Mr Burke is expected on the 8 Peanuts and debates in the National Assembly promise a sharp exchange of ideas between political factions.
Ambiguous fragmentary text mentions a fad linked to Corytation and a person or group at Ta een Gomes with unclear dates or actions. Readable elements suggest a local brief about a cultural trend or event but details are limited and names are uncertain.
In Dewlitt Dint Jonathan Wilkews, who courted Mary Nevill, strangled the young woman after suspecting infidelity. He confessed and was committed for trial. Wolverhampton reports Balloon Coach near Holyhead where two wheel horses injured by caustic oil, prompting call for stricter hoof care.
The Office of Hornsby Co attracts crowds with a plan to pay every prize in full from fifteen thousand to twenty pounds as prizes are drawn. Lottery clubs revive as discounts and rapid payments make participation profitable, attracting town and county clubs and societies alike.
In Sporting Intelligence from New Market on a Monday the card lists Swain the colt by Pantaloon from Heren facing Galway's Bramble against Dutton's Fop in a Yearling Course. Prizes include 790 guineas and 6gs entries with feather weights noted among the entries.
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