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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 22, 1790
Page
1
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A formal gratitude note from Thomas Wills die and Isaac Hawkins Browne to the burgesses of Briggnor Borough. The letter expresses appreciation for civic support and promises continued attention to local interests and loyalty from their obedient servants.
In a 1799 letter a Bedford Borough elector urges support for his re election and praises the town’s prospects. He confirms continued efforts to promote Bedford’s interests and property while calling for steady representation at parliament. He reflects on past service and solicits votes with assurances of loyalty and duty.
Fragmentary OCR text references a curacy inquiry by a Cambridge exam or college official and mentions Noel and Mea in unclear roles. The passage is garbled with distorted names and phrases, making concrete facts or events difficult to determine from the readable lines.
Stamp Oihee Somerset Place June 21 1794 Magehy Commissioners for manasins and Sind Dutts give notice of a licensing day to grant wine licences. Purchasers must display licences or face prosecution. all applying persons must produce spirits licences. Secretary John Brectell signs.
Historical notice details a wanted man named William Lownds also called Lowins or Walliam Hook. It describes his appearance, age about 35, height five eight, dark complexions, and notes he is accused in a robbery at a mill fair and tied to Barclays Bank and other firms. A reward of two hundred pounds is offered for his capture.
The document records a formal letter of gratitude from Thomas S Pace It to the council, dated March 20 1792, noting unanimous support and honoring a sacred trust. He thanks the entire body, praises the mission, and expresses devotion and sincere gratitude for the civil reception and binding responsibilities.
The Crededput meeting set for July at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand, at twelve o'clock. It concerns insuring creditors payment of their respective dividends and is not car ne nly requested on Uburf day.
Long list of elected gentlemen and peers from Canterbury Nottingham and surrounding counties, with references to re elections and replacements. Names include Lord Belgrave, Thomas Grosvenor, Sir Richard Waddey, George Duarner, Edward Winnington, and many others. The document records re elections and appointments across multiple constituencies and reflects a broader parliamentary roll call.
June 23 London dispatch discusses European peace prospects and a long list of officials, bread prices, and aldermen votes. It mentions Lord Mayor, Guildhall, and civic figures amid reports of war weariness and market activity.
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