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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 31, 1789
Page
2
A fragmented lyric displays scattered phrases of affection and longing. The speaker asks about past events and seeks reassurance through intimate imagery. The mood shifts between reminiscence and yearning as lines drift with dreamlike cadence.
Fragmentary London Gazette notes an Oxford University Convocation address to the King requesting continued royal protection and support for education and morals. The message, dated March 234, year of our Lord 1789, reflects gratitude for previous favor and seeks ongoing patronage and safety for scholars and institutions.
A March convocation address expresses heartfelt gratitude for royal kindness and requests divine grace amid the nation’s distress. The Queen’s gracious reply praises duty and strengthens trust in the Crown’s protection, with formal acknowledgments from clergy and dignitaries.
Letters from abroad report Georgian intrigues and Indian troubles. In London crowds celebrate the king’s recovery, while debates over press liberty and lotteries raise political tension. Dr Wills travels amid public displays of joy as harvest hopes grow.
Dehlee intelligence reports the death of Navval Mujdu devieh Abd ul Ahad once Naib Vizier and confidant to the king. He served in Sindh and accompanied the army in campaigns, died after his house was plundered by Cadir Ahan who disgraced his family at Dehleh.
The Governor General in Council names Archibald Seton and others to key posts in Bengal and Calcutta including Collector of Calcutta John Harrington and Secretary to the Board of Revenue. The Laurel arrives from China and rice prices fall in local markets. Several naval and military promotions are noted with minor biographical details and ship movements.
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