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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 20, 1797

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Patent Steam Kitchen Furniture Warehouse Adverts

An 18th century ad notices the Patent Steam Kitchen Furniture Warehouse at 10 Cheapside offering a full set of double black tin kitchen furniture and superior steam cooking utensils. It touts economical, clean preparation using steam to preserve juices and reduce copper and charcoal health risks, listing extensive cookware and furniture options and a call to view daily except Sundays. It also covers Irish State Lottery details with prize sales, offices, and registration.

Delack SEARE Cheapside

House Adjourns After Short Session in May

At four o'clock the Speaker called the House to order but with insufficient members, needing three more, and a adjournment followed.

Paris Papers No News From The 17th Instant

Monday’s bulletin notes Paris papers bring no important news. The Spanish fleet, 26 ships, to Cadiz harbour, to be reinforced by four ships later this month. Sir R. Strachan sails to Portsmouth to refit. The Intrepid 64 guns to convoy East India fleet to St. Helena. likely to sail next week. Various political and social items follow, including a court case in Liverpool, water supply plans for Bootle, an influenza outbreak, sheep prices at Lincoln, calves seized in Sheffield, and a murder near Coppid Beech lane in Windsor Forest.

Paris Cadiz Agaipito Sir R. Strachan Portsmouth Marcou St. Helena Hyde Park Kensington’ Gardens Ning Sapha Poigon Gretna Green Warwick Norwich Chelmsford Barracks King’s Bench Liverpool Headborough Justices of Peace Lincoln Sheffield

Island of Tate's Island and brutal native encounter

An account from Calcutta papers recounts a June 1495 voyage near Tate's Island. Seamen from the Shaw Hormazier and Chesterfield were attacked during a landing by natives, resulting in deaths and severe injuries among Captain Hill, Mr. Carter, Mr. Haskett, and Mr. Shaw. The party barely survived, with cannibalistic natives dragged bodies to a fire as rescue boat crews retrieved them.

Shaw Hormazier Calcutta Chesterfield Elang Ood Tate Tate’s Island Forest Shaw Hill New Somh Wales Corps Carter Hiamazier Haskett Isand Mr. Shaw Mr. Hafket Mr. Carter Mr. S Mr. Halkett Andes Captain Hill Mr. Haskett Frey Biltchey

Handicap Plate by Subscription at May Racing Meet

Sporting intelligence notes two handicap plates for four to six year olds with entries from Lade Cookson D of Queensberry and others. Subscriptions two guineas for members, four for non subscribers. events include Dungannon by Lade, Pepper-pot, Parrot, Vixeny, Pelter and Hutford stakes with odds listed and results hinted, including a dead heat in one race and Emigrant leading in another.

Mr. Lade Dungannon Mr. Cookson D. of Queensberry B. H. Parrot Mr. Galwey B. H Highfyer Mr. Golding H. m H. m. Vixeny 6 Yrs Old . 4 Sir F. Poole’s B.h. Pelter Pepper- Pot Pelter Ab.m B. c Ld Sackville Aly D. of Grafton Cookfan Hamond Lade Dumfannon Clermont’s Spallator Agit Mie Mr. Harland

Fragmentary Dublin notes mention Carrack Scotland and Carrave

Fragmentary OCR reads Dublin references and a Carrack Scotland mention. It lists names and titles in unsettled order with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a discussed event or notice involving Reverend R Wal ted and Sir Parsons Bart. to Miss Lloyds. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear account of date, place, or outcome.

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