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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 13, 1786

Page

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Fragmented OCR headline about Petia cad road work

Readable text fragment mentions a Petia related matter and a road issue or cad action. Unable to extract a full event, person, or organization due to garbled OCR.

Pernicious oaths condemned in a reform sermon

A sermon denounces the taking of oaths as a vile practice that harms public peace and inflames class resentment. Speakers condemn rigidity and coercive vows, urging believers to reject such oaths as harmful reverence to divine judgment. Names mentioned include James Burden, Michael Egan, Denis Conway, and Matthew Machenna.

Dows Henoo Reece Hon James Burer Michael Egan D Inbeyre I. Moylen AL Plstem Denis Conway Matthew Machenna

Auction notice for estate sale in Surrey England

By Henry Styles an auction of a held estate takes place Thursday at 1 o clock in the afternoon at the farm house near Stanes, Surrey. The listing mentions crops trees stock and household effects with the sale to include farms and improvements and names an attorney and executor in charge.

Henry Styles Joo Pwo Stanes Surrey Boone Cowith Rose Tootss Babygood Hea Siykéy Staines Eleatie Ye

Fragmentary notice with unclear medical and personal names

A highly garbled text fragment references Dr Hooper, pills, and various unclear items. It mentions notices, a proprietor, an altar, and unrelated stray terms, with no coherent event, date, or location discernible.

Royal Leapt Grant to R Grubb in 1777 Proclamation

A fragment from an 18th century notice details a royal grant bearing date June 16 1777 to Robert Grubb of the Port of St Morte near London. The text references George the Third, legal actions, and the enforcement of covenants and uses of lands in connection with a deed issued by the crown.

R. Grubb George the Third France Eroland St. Morte Lorton Gortleaienay Die Juin Nissen TPC

Harsh prospects for this year's sugar crop and East trade news

Reports from London dated July discuss a very melancholy sugar harvest likely to yield only about half the usual amount. The letter includes remarks on Trade restraints with America, Ottoman headlines from Tripoli, and sketched scenes of court life and drought affecting agriculture and prices.

Giavern America Leghorn Josevo Ems Sfax Ater Orromai Dardanelles

Fragmented OCR Passage on Trade and Empire

The readable text discusses Harburg and the British realm in the context of trade, colonial links, and an emporium for refined sugar and cloth. It mentions ports, imports, export controls, and the broader imperial commerce dynamics, with references to figures and places like Harburg, Britain, and distant colonies.

Odeertine Reider Harburga Grea Britain Yadvanta

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