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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 13, 1786
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item notes references to Welton, Sinmington, Nowe paving and a car closure at an Aloura Mane area. The garbled text hints at a local transit or road work item with unspecified details and entities.
The record shows a heated second reading debate on a bill touching town issues and liberty. Speakers favored and opposed included Sir Waban Dealben Mis Pulteney Wy Shy Mortuary Abdermad and Mr Hold for Mia Ben Ac Casciees. The discussion focused on principle and the county line with courts, aiming to preserve liberty against overreach.
Fragmented text mentions names and places in a noisy OCR pass. Readable items include possible references to individuals such as Fonda and Laws and minor geographic cues like Wallly and Lew. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to form a clear news item.
Yesterday at Peures and St Tanis's Levee scenes feature Lord Camden kissing the king's hand and Hon. John Todries Prat, while Lord Wasingham appoints a secretary. The piece discusses government conduct, political infighting, taxation on wines, and trade policies affecting Britain and France, with mentions of the Docks, emigration, and maritime plans.
Evening program lists Marcin Venter and Timon Ardem in a bold lineup with Daring Content Ard en and Atlins 5. Tom Teme rounds out the cast in a compact regional showcase.
A scattered notice page recalls the aging of high rank figures and the bishop of London, with a long lament on death. It also chronicles a lengthy fox chase near the Bucksea Sands ending in a hound victory and other maritime and local notices with varied names and places.
In a messy 18th century record a Lords Committee on Poyers of the Tr hry sets terms for payments due between December 1735 and May, naming a trustee and a list of stakes and fees. The document mentions a boy, treasurer, and various dates, with instructions on when payments should be made and to whom.
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