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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 04, 1767
Page
4
A compact survey of poems and ballad verses from a 18th or 19th century page. It includes an ode praising King George on his birthday and a spring ode with natural imagery. Oswald and Emma, a ballad, narrate love betrayed and tragedy, concluding with a moral about fidelity and sorrow.
London society notes show the Portuguese ambassador meeting the Earl of Shelburne and dispatches from Ireland and Portugal. Dated figures include the Duke of York’s plan to visit German spas and multiple aristocrats traveling to their seats. A royal death warrant sentiment and public debates at Robinhood discuss famine causes and provisions prices tied to taxes and money in circulation.
Observations on bread costs and government measures to keep prices fair. Mentions of a patriotic leader, charitable acts, fruitless criticisms, and public notices including marriages, deaths, and local crimes. Reports of ships arriving with corn, legal actions against mercers, and a ransom of social gossip from Fleet Prison.
A dated market summary listing high water times at London Bridge, followed by prices for stock, bonds, and metals. Includes various 18th century credit and commodity figures such as India stock, Consols, Navy securities, India Bonds, Excis Bills, and silver and gold prices in different units, with references to international exchanges like Amsterdam, Hamburg, Paris, Cadiz, and Bordeaux.
Fragmented OCR text references botanists parroting trials of Indian secret material. Mentions Endidian Tomi, breath and oaks rotted, public now pave it unde, and a letter ending with Your humble Servant. No clear event or named figures beyond scattered terms.
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple items and prices from a bookseller. It mentions prints, frontispieces, and a two volume ornate edition with copper plates priced at six shillings, alongside scattered names and references to authors and subjects.
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