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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 29, 1786

Page

4

Dorchester Title Lineage and French War Reflections

A fragmented discussion traces the Dorchester title through Dameron Sedley and Darney lines to Lady Dorchester, noting royal connections and possible descent from Catherine Sedley. The piece shifts to France and England power, commerce, and naval strength, citing Dutch finance, Hamburg loans, and rising English stocks amid war influence.

Pierregane Evelyn Dorcheder Duke of Kingdon O. Dirchester Charles the Fork Dudley Carleton Embercourt Vikcoum Jorcheer Guy Carleton Dorchester Gray Carkcrom Catherine Sedley Charles Sedley James II Darlington Oir Guy Cacharine Darney James Dagghers Faris Arma Kil Angletga England David Collier Earl of Orange Mike France Americas Ceroms Eacile Holland Europe Hiamburghi Bremen Verden Marybone Napper Tandy Paris

London Scenes of Fire Crime and Market News

A long Thames era page notes a cabinet warehouse fire in the Strand with neighbours evacuated and no deaths. Market reports from Newmarket warn of bumper old corn and falling wheat prices as harvests lag and butcher rates drop amid broader economic tension.

Rie Sete Pr. Courtnay Newmarket Cambridgeshire Lord Hawketoury Hawk of Commons Treasury England Lora Gheilivid Lagland Mr. Jenkaton C. Fusk

Bath girls go bareheaded after a curious bonnetless fashion

An old Bath tale describes a prestigious Waic known for poetry and virtue causing a local fad. A man provides hats then offers a new style, leading to a scene where girls walk without bonnets in the streets hoping to meet suitors. The event spurs a trend as young women in the city adopt bareheaded appearances.

Bath

Irrelevant Topics Hover in Debates Cited by Leaders

Fragmentary remarks critique Coalition Principles and defence of Mr ti ngs. Names and titles appear garbled, but references include Carlo Adax, Lord Borcai, Mr B-ke, Graces of D v z, C wena Replenda cursectly Srreiemane, Frelemant, Lady W- and Sir R-d in a discussional tone.

Carlo Adax Borcai Taquite Frelemant Inatas R—d

Richmord Ramp Proposed by Ladies Parliament

The Ladies meeting at the fashionable West end considered a new fortification work called the Richmord Ramp. A bar modeled from nature was submitted by the Hon. Mrs. H and unanimously approved for its extent and remarkable similarity to the current fortifications.

Ordnancey Richmord

Large Worcester Estate and Farms Auction Notice

An auction sale offers the Freemold Farms near the River Teak in Worcestershire and Eastham parish. The estate spans about 618 acres with timber, quarries, farms and buildings, plus extensive rights, homes, and common rights. tenants Eliza Beattie and Philipps are named bidders.

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