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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 25, 1790
Page
6
Navy offices warn of tender for brick and tile supplies to Deptford and Woolwich. Bids must meet 6.0 percent discount terms and security requirements. tender details available with Clerk of the Peace.
Navy notice dated February 13 1795 announces a tender to supply canvass at Dep tord and Woolwich. Tenders must be in words only no letters admitted after 12 o clock on the day. bidders must appear in person with their price not in figures and no lettered tenders accepted.
Fragmentary 1759 notice describes natives to be ready to treat and supply Majey's hereditary paras with coal. It mentions a person on behalf of an agent, possible payments and tributes, with uncertain names and figures amid garbled text.
The directors of the Unison Company of Merchants of England announce a general court at their office in East India House on March 4 from nine in the morning to six in the evening. The meeting aims to elect a director to replace the late Joseph Sparkes.
A Kent county notice records a meeting at Maidstone to select proper persons to represent the county in Parliament. It notes the Sheriff’s reluctance to call the meeting, then lists signatories urging attendance on March 8 at eleven o'clock. Also referenced are period publications and book announcements.
Debates focus on granting indulgence to the Isle of Wight within a general trade bill, with opposition noting prior proposals and ministerial plans. Discussions cover export duties for sheep and lambs, trade arrangements with Ireland and Canada, and preparations for related bills and papers while noting political divisions and upcoming votes.
Five Dutch ships of war remain in a harbor during tense channels with a packet from England reported. The garbled text notes arrivals near Berlin and ongoing military movements.
The Bishop of Wischetor will preach before the monarchs at the Chapel Royal in St James's. Lord Auckland departs Lambeth for his embassy at The Hague while Me Fitzherbert shifts private concerns. Viscount Palmouth becomes Captain of the King’s Gentlemen Pensioners, and Lord Valmousa resigns as justice.
Office of Hornssy and Co announces immediate prize payments for all lottery winnings. Prizes purchased at their offices will be paid the day of drawing with no deductions. They claim vast advance sales and urge prompt claim by purchasers at No 2 Corn Hill. drawn prizes include amounts up to 25 000 pounds.
Fragmented quotation heavy list mentions BankStock Par Cent shares and annuities. References to South Sea Stock and bonds, with prices in old currency notations and scattered figures. Indicates a financial page note likely from a 19th or early 20th century issue.
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