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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 10, 1787
Page
2
Fragmentary note shows discussion of rescheduling a reading to Friday, with Mr Grenville proposing a measure to support navigation laws. The session was adjourned and reconvened on Monday.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a church yard, a community area, and notes about a fire incident and local people. It references Bernard Vanthear and Darwin Seathe, with scattered phrases about gates, coppery habits, and a plan to bake or make. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
The readable parts mention various names and phrases in a garbled text likely from a political or legal context. It references Veto, dates, places, and several broken names, presenting as an incoherent record with no clear event or outcome.
The article describes impeachment discussions in the House of Commons and Lords over trials for treason and the use of severe penalties, including the charge against Sir Sacheverell and debates on copper coinage reform. It notes parliamentary proceedings, committee actions, and remarks by Pitt and peers about prerogative powers and the balance of legal authority.
Dravary Lase and Mr Keesy appeared in the chal ter at Loeag Meadows in the Opera of layg INA VILLAGE. They presented two pieces a comedy of Ghat and a jr. Eiiley piece, both pleasing the audience. Mrs. Crore debuted Regitte Art and the new Farce Tue Disrecsoiy BsRoNnit was performed with alterations and additions improving the entertainment.
Fragmented notes describe a sporting event with references to horses, bettors, odds, and multiple participants. Mentions include Lord Shake, Mr. Vernon, Cadanda, Lands lord, and Cadanda versus Juire with first four placings sought. Several names, bets, and racing terms appear amid garbled lines and currency figures.
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