To the Editor of the London Evening Post SIR
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Secret tabbing in the dark harms reputations
Feb 22 Whitby reports concerns over covertly tallying others reputations in secrecy. The note cites possible social or professional harm from hidden tabbing. The fragment implies unease about private judgments impacting public perception without details.
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Light gold duties extended to March next
Newcastle report notes orders for continuance of taking light gold at 17s 10d per ounce until March 21. Locals recount a seaside robbery near Harton Sunderland where four fishermen seized Geneva from a smuggling vessel, assaulted a man, then left him dead after rolling him and placing a stone on his back. two suspects have been captured following an informer’s tip.
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Mutiny and Inclosure Debates Crown London Assembly
London reports that the American mutiny bill passed a committee and the Duddington and Ibstock inclosure bills advanced in the Upper House. Petitions for private bills were read, and the Borthwick peerage committee set for the 14th. Other items note bribery concerns, ship incidents near Madeira and Newfoundland, and various local crimes and promotions.
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Extraordinary improvements at Coxs Museum Spring Gardens
Mr Cox invites nobility and gentry to inspect his enhanced collection and the remarkable perpetual motion device. Tickets admit two or one person to the museum exhibition and lottery at 104 Shoe Lane and the Spring Gardens museum, with a Descriptive inventory and detailed lottery account provided to ticket buyers. Bills postpaid accepted. exhibition hours twelve noon to seven pm, Sundays off. Also promotes Bateman’s Pectoral Drops from Dicey and Co. No.10 Bow Church Yard, claims 60 years’ use and cure for colds, fevers, rheumatism. follow directions. Dicey and Company marked on labels to avoid counterfeits.
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