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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 29, 1762
Page
3
The fragment discusses wartime funding and potential peace terms with France, noting Union authority and financial measures. It mentions the tower and pagoda, civil notices, an earthquake in Vervilliere, and various political and religious letters. It ends with public notices and local commentary.
A fragmented reflection on friendship and trust urging princes to seek loyal allies while warning of envy. It contemplates royal favor, personal openness, and the risks of choosing trusted confidants amid political pressures, including mentions of France and colonial matters.
Letters from Paris report Spaniards in Portugal and Miranda garrison. News from Vienna notes Prince Charles of Saxony travels toward Dresden with plans to reach Carlsbad. SwedPrussian peace talks rumored as armistice may prolong. Swedish and Prussian prisoners exchanged, telegrams promise peace. Moravia defense urged, Papal tour details and the Laima embassy arrival at The Hague. Ship movements include transports to Germany, ships at Deptford, and Jamaica contracts with privateers.
Fragmentary OCR lists various bank and India stock items with old coupon and bond terms. Entries mention Bank Rec cash, Confal, India Bonds, May show percent coupons and fractions like 7 3c or 4 per cent, plus mentions of Navy Vict. Bits and long annuities. Readable names are scarce, text is largely garbled.
Prices of hay and straw listed with unit costs and load charges. Hay costs vary by quality and quantity, ranging from small to larger loads. Straw prices are given per load or per quantity with fractioned shillings.
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