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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 24, 1787
Page
1
Fragmentary record mentions names and events but content is unreadable, with numerous garbled words and missing context. No discernible people, places, dates, or outcomes can be reliably extracted from the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR reports global mediation amid royal affairs with mentions of the King, States General, and potential frontiers changes. It notes ships, regiments, and forces with references to major European actors and a shifting political scene.
A fragmentary review notes O'Keefe's farce and the Opera offering at the Haymarket as lively yet uneven. The cast including Mrs Porter and Edwin display varying success while the death of Elizabeth Doumeday near Huckeringrange is reported with praise for her charitable life and Quaker roots.
A fragmentary London dispatch discusses fears of renewed disruption to free communication via the Suez route. The note references Mr Baldwin and recent letters hinting at political and commercial tension, touching on potential harm to shipping and trade in a precarious period.
An 18th century note describes Denbighshire ladies forming a polite club practicing chess and social gatherings. A gold medal is awarded to the most dexterous player, with marriages and vows among participants noted as a social outcome, including tales of a famous prisoner’s lodging and a shipwreck report amid Baltic goods salvage.
Prices quoted include Bank Stock with 3 percent reduced and various per cent confidences and annuities. Notes show 7-Sths and 5 per cent bonds, South Sea Stock, new annuities, and Navy 2 per cent study funds. listings mention India stock and lottery scrip alongside unsettled percentages and short and long annuities.
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