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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 12, 1787
Page
2
A lengthy, effortful transcript shows a lawyer questioning witnesses about land dealings and conduct on a disputed day. The record contains interruptions, apologies, and attempts to clarify interactions among judges, counsel, and attendees during the hearing.
An unclear dated notice requests respect and acknowledgment from 16 general persons about a driver named Hobbs and a possible service matter. The readable fragments indicate a formal greeting and request for attention to the situation but lack coherent details or actions.
The Duke of Cumberland and nobility attend a royal review with Queen and soldiers drawing ardour from spectators. Reports detail upcoming reviews, ship arrivals including the Phoenix and Northumberland, tax measures, charity appeals, and local crime arrests in London and surrounding districts.
Fragmented notes show racing and betting terms, with odds and names like Lord Grosvenor and Sir T. Runbold, amid scattered mentions of auctions, notes, and stock prices. The passage blends betting, horse names, and financial references without a clear single event.
The record cites a dispute over debt due from Nuboh to the Company, with Prince emancipated and Francis defending Mr. Haslings. It notes 1776 as a starting point for responsibility after Colonel Montour’s death, mentions a divided vote, and a committee referral on charges against Mr. Tatings.
Yesterday morning the King reviewed the first regiment of dragoons commanded by Peaboke near Anstuid Cannon. The scene took place as part of routine royal inspection with emphasis on discipline and readiness.
A fragmented 18th century notice lists Burns poems in progress by A Strahan and Cadell, Edinburgh publications, and mentions of periodicals including Mirror’s and The Man of Feeling with price details and multiple volumes. The text preserves publisher names and formats amid damaged OCR.
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