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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 19, 1767
Page
4
A fragmentary note discusses present conduct and possible future implications for marriage prospects. The writer expresses contempt for the surrounding circumstances and declines to comment further. The Latin phrase warns against external dangers.
A fragment from the London Evening Post laments a youth's grief and broken heart. It ponders ambitious and wicked paths, the virtuous soul filled with grief, and the pain of friendship and love tested by time and distance.
A dated verse spread laments unsentimental love while praising religious devotion and health. The piece mixes erotic yearning with Christian virtue and concludes with an ode to health and rural scenes. It blends classical allusion with spiritual admonition and pastoral imagery.
A late 18th century London fragment reports on parliamentary ambitions and an oath proposed for election candidates, court intrigues, and the upcoming visit of the Prince of Brunswick. It covers debates on pawnbroking, moral patriotism, church appointments, and brief obituaries, weather, ship movements, and a few theatre listings. It mentions Sir William Ashburnham, the Bishop of Chichester, and the Archbishop of Canterbury, plus international notices from Warsaw, Hamburg, and Paris.
Fragmentary 19th century list of securities and prices including Navy Indian bonds and long annuities. Mentions Dr Fan4 Harlequin Bellamny Mr Woodward Democrius Mr Smith's Co and various stock figures such as 142 thalf 3 142 ope and 243 to 245 South Sea Ditto 101 with fractions, and references to Consols and bonds with dates 1926 1951 and old valuations like 1756 and 1763 amid scattered names.
East India House March 18 1767 Court of Directors will hold a General Court at Merchant Taylors Hall Threadneedle Street on Tuesday next the 24th from nine to six to ballot on granting Lord Clive an additional ten year term in the jaghire as acknowledgment of his services and to be recommended to Parliament or ministers in future propositions.
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