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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 18, 1786
Page
2
A garbled historical note mentions roads and anti vandalism measures with names like Coates Read and Shick taré Bridge. It references an appeal and a person or entity A. is Deira while dated May 19.
A digest of late postings from Windsor and London covers royal visits and family affairs, European diplomacy, and commerce. It notes a pay schedule for garrisons, a bill on national debt, and ongoing public interest in prices and provisions. A Thames river murder case is heard with two detainees remanded for further evidence.
Historical racing card fragment lists horses aged three to six in the Prince of Wales Plate at Newmarket. Entries include Lord Derby’s Wren, Clermont’s Woodcock, and Vernon’s Spartacus, with results and betting terms noted amid a chaotic OCR transcript.
A garbled notice notes Minjetlies Prices and Priancetts with the Prince of Mecklenburgh at Covent Garden Theatre for the Opera The Cake Andalija and a New Pantomime Oma. The text also recalls a fifth cardinal death in eighteen months and questions the pope’s stance amid the decline in church prestige.
From the New-Yorux Gazette Provivence, the 18th of Avcl, 1733 records Congress recommendation for a five percent import tax on all goods for twenty five years. In the Lower House after a lengthy debate the vote ended 4 to 18 in favor. The bill also passed the Lipeer Howse and awaits approval by all states in the union.
Prices of stocks this day at twelve o clock show varied figures with notes on per cent values for several issues. Details include Confel and Annuities with fractions, bonds like South Sea and New Ditto, and mentions of scrips and exchange bills among listed items.
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