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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 08, 1797
Page
1
Young gentlemen aged four to nine years are housed and taught to prepare for further schooling. Instruction includes Latin French writing arithmetic and optional dancing. The school, approved again on Monday the 7th, promises attentive care and moral guidance.
John Holliday of Lincoln's Inn describes a pamphlet on local and parish character. Published by Binsey Bremner Cadell Inn and Davies in the Strand and Payne Castle-street Leicester Fields and Clarke and Son Portugal Street Lincoln's Inn.
Discharged and relieved from various attempts, 68 debtors for a total of £2 10s 11d. Cases of 45 petitioners considered, 39 approved, 6 referred for characters. Benefactions received by James Neild Esq, the Chelsea treasurer, with several firms listed for donations. Books available at Craven Street Strand for supporters. Society meets first Wednesday monthly.
Swift and Co announce the July Irish Lottery drawing, noting the 40,000 ticket late draw had 30 prizes from 10,001 to 50, and the current 376,000 ticket lottery offers 29 prizes of similar description. They claim a higher chance of a capital prize and guarantee low prices and prompt settlement for prizes, serving country correspondents with favorable terms.
Reports from Windsor detail yesterday’s church service and terrace walk of the royal family. Dispatches reveal Lord Malmesbury’s embassy to negotiate peace with France, with arrivals and salutes from Calais to Lisle and St Omer. News covers ships seized, captures by the English fleet, and appointments to government commissions, alongside proclamations in Cesena and a large Portuguese ship retaken by Dover transport.
Report of multiple Irish defendants brought to the Court of King's Bench in Dublin to plead to indictments for High Treason including conspiring to raise troops and levy against the King. Other notes include a coroner's inquest into a Catholic priest's death at White Cross Tavern and a later murder verdict in a Dublin Militia affair.
A court martial has been fitting on the Ardent since Monday for mutineers of Beaulieu with the Ardent’s captain presiding and other ship captains composing the panel. One mutineer is condemned to death and the other to flogging as the fleet reports stricter measures against uprisings.
An OCR fragment notes a London Bridge event with a 4:0 score and possible references to Naoto. The readable text is limited but indicates a match or contest result. Named entities include London Bridge and Naoto with a score 4 to 0 context.
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