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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 22, 1787

Page

7

Demolition Ad For Blackheath Manor Once Beloved By Sir Gregory Page

The London Evening Post carries a denunciation of the planned demolition of the Blackheath mansion once owned by Sir Gregory Page. It notes the sale of building materials in lots and criticizes the parsimonious baronet for allowing destruction of a house praised for strength durability grandeur and elegance in a healthy elevated position.

Lapoman Tate Mokelugaot Blackheath Gregory Page

Sir Gregory's Heir Urged to Preserve National Architectural Asset

A letter argues against demolishing a residence and offices tied to sir Gregory. It contends the heir must show generosity and prudence to preserve a building long praised as a national ornament, warning that destroying it harms taste and the public good. The writer advocates selling to the Cadets at Woolwich if preservation fails.

Gregory Woolwich Marquis de Vilette Spectator Vienna Charteris Elcho Scotland Amony Register

Royal meeting at Buckingham Palace and parliamentary notes

Monday evening His Majesty sent a message to the Prince of Wales to visit Buckingham House. The Prince met the King and other dignitaries for nearly three hours, with warm congratulations and talk of royal harmony. The piece also covers income details, political resolutions, legal notices, weather-like oddities, fires, a balloon scare, militia praise, and local incidents in Glasgow and London.

Prince of Wales Ham Buckingham-house Dow Hampton Lord Hopetoun Nevership Scotland House of Peers Great Britain Peers of Elche Earl of Wemyss House of Bronswick Charteris Cases England Court of Common Pleas Weilmofler Hall Aghonett She’tlestone Glasgow Berkshire Newbury Park High Holborn Gloucester Uxbridge Gerrard’s Cross Calteay Fralay St. Liatin’s Anderton Houfte Fied-street

Freaday Morning Times Inconsistent Daylight Record

A garbled OCR text fragment notes morning and afternoon times with inconsistent minutes. It lists Morning 39 then Afternoon 58 on Saturday plus Morning 37 and Afternoon 56, but no clear event or location. The readable items show time marks without context or entities.

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