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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 05, 1787
Page
5
A fragmented 18th century notice describes horse heats, age classifications, prizes including a Tiara, and entry details for events near King's Place and Cladnarg. It lists dates in July, a court event for bids, and names like Edward Perry and others as stewards and officials.
A fragmentary 1787 notice from Dublin outlines life annuities, debentures, and payment schedules across three classes by age groups twenty to forty, with the process for claims, attendance, and notices to be delivered to the Deputy Treasurer and related offices. It details distribution times, certificates, and procedures for beneficiaries and heirs to ensure orderly payments.
A garbled urban notice in archaic style discusses editors and medical topics. It references a surgeon Charles Swift and mentions Parliament and various publishers. The text hints at examinations of venesection and life assurance amid a chaotic mix of names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice mentioning a local governance body and a secretary with a date in July 0787. The readable bits reference a meeting or action by the board and a location near St. Pauls with a deck at Fourca's. Details are incomplete and date appears corrupted.
The text shows an 18th century style public notice with scattered names, prices, and market references. It mentions stores, goods like wine and figs, and references to locations, dates, and individuals, framed as a local civic record or advertisement.
Fragmentary text describes elections and local figures, references to a Lord Mayor term and civic proceedings, plus scattered maritime details about a vessel and crew. Names and places are partially legible, with several dates and measurements obscured by OCR noise.
The text presents scrambled references to Paris, a call for a fort night visit, and mentions of persons like G. Kearsley and Johnson. It hints at romance topics, engravings, and a discussion of Moor works, with scattered musings on back with engravings and a Nixon designation.
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