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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 07, 1789
Page
2
A fragmented 18th or 19th century notice lists numerous names and places, detailing cordial orders for Bos dehtted Condi and pricing. It mentions consignments, bottle sizes, and delivery terms with references to cities like Liverpool and Banbury, and traders such as SIMS and Bawly Une.
Fragmentary text discusses constitutional rights and the duties of executive officers. Names many proxies and counties, referencing a royal address and potential censure or support. The passage shows tension between loyalty to the crown and legal principle amid debated governance.
Fragmented text presents a historical medical discussion by Charles Swift, a surgeon, on venereal disease and treatments. References to remedies, administrators, and a printer are noted amid garbled OCR style, with mentions of Salvatigas and various places and individuals.
The Bradley divorce measure advanced to a second reading but was postponed to Tuesday next. Lord Crincedisr noted the Lords adjourned since Monday and decided to defer further orders to give the King time to recover before business resumes. The motion to adjourn was ordered.
Several bills including water lands and roads were ordered brought in. A Wakefield Roads bill was read a bru me and ordered read a second time. A Roxburgh Road petition was referred to the committee. Shoreham Harbour bill read first time. a petition against it was laid on the table until second reading. The Speaker announced the King’s health allows a communication soon. The House adjourned to Tuesday for further business.
A violent blaze and ensuing looting swept a town near government buildings. Navy and army units helped restore order as ships' crews aided firefighting and prevented further destruction. Damage ran high across shops and properties, with authorities assessing total losses.
Reports from Warsaw detail Polish Lithuanian cooperation to field 35 700 horsemen including 154 strong cavalry units and three dragoon regiments. Berlin money efforts fail to raise a 10 000 050 Polish florins loan while bankers TPper and Co promise 100 900 ducats later. A Virginia letter recalls brutal Indian attacks on frontier Rangers and forts, while American factories market carding and spinning machines as U.S. industries expand. Public unrest and press liberty debates color the era, with Regency reflections and King Georges recovery sparking British rejoicing.
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