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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 13, 1790
Page
9
A damaged letter from Plymoat Yeob requests votes and support from Parka Reatured officials. The writer appeals to trust, promises loyalty, and asks representatives to honor a tapping test and future endeavours to serve the country, ending with respectful regards and signature A. Gard See.
A fragmentary note discusses a new translation praised for its natural cura tess engaging plot and entertaining denouement. The reviewer highlights its public sales, affordable price, and timely appeal to English readers, recommending it for novelty and amusement.
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion on Malt and Land Tax Bills and Indemnity measures in the Lords. References to the Camancas and a royal cause suggest parliamentary scrutiny of taxation and legal protections amid royal affairs.
Proceedings show continued examination of the Mutiny Bill with orders to carry to the Lords for concurrence and reports deferred on the Supply. Debates cover militia pay and deaths, and motions on repeal of acts face objections amid parliamentary friction.
Readable portions describe negotiations over a fortress garrison with terms of capitulation and evacuation. Articles cover delivery of keys, treatment of officers, prisoner exchange, pensions, and provisions during a proposed pause before further action. The text mentions marching out under arms and the fate of weapons and baggage.
The discussion considered scheduling the Call and the Motion for repeal of the Corporation and Petitions on different days. Fox and Loxe debated convenience, with a plan to set the Call for Monday and the motion for the following Tuesday, March 2. The House adjourned after 4 PM.
Obscure OCR fragment titled summary references bank service percentages and bonds. Mentions percentages, debt, and exchange notes with unclear names and places. Content is garbled with no clear event or identifiable entities.
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