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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 29, 1787
Page
1
Fragmented lines describe a Favouste song sung by Mas Neola as the Louver request reveals emotional scenes. The passage references lovers, joy, and social settings, with scattered names and phrases that hint at a larger cultural context.
Fragmentary OCR captures a London Gazette style record of parliamentary proceedings. Mentions Prince of Wales, Royal assent, and readings of private and public bills. notes postponement of a levee. Lords and Commons actions. and shifts in leadership and ceremonial acts with several named offices and figures.
A string of legal surrender notices lists individuals from Beverley Yorkshire to Worcester and London. Included are Edward Baraian a Beverley butcher, Thomas Brett a Badwell Ath Suffolk butcher, and vendors in Wolverhampton and Worcester. Attorneys are named for each surrender with dates in June and July at various inns and markets.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated 19th century style note by William Goldsorn of Moorshoe Corporation mentioning expenses, ordinary foods, and negative variables. It references Parisian extracts and a printing by Jo Murray and the Picenco firm as a catalog of observations for times of year and places.
An 18th century style advertisement lists Harpsichord and piano works by Le Konehichy and others. It notes prices in shillings, accompanimental arrangements, and a planned public concert at a cathedral or venue with seating for an audience. The item mentions patrons and the intent to showcase elegant works and versed performers.
An 18th century advertisement promotes Tunters Restorative Balsam of Lupe and Hrealph claiming to restore strength and tone to weakened constitutions. It cites personal testimonials, notes on dosage and pricing, and directs readers to Wade’s Medicinal Warehouse and booksellers for purchase.
On Thursday morning between one and two o'clock John O'Donnell alias Serjeant O'Donnell was captured near Abbeyfeal in Limerick by George Gunn Jr. and taken to Tralee gaol. He had escaped from transportation earlier after a prison break that killed a guard and fled across the region with help from intimates.
A heavily garbled London segment reports on waterway and dock openings, trade tensions, contraband complaints, and political debate. Names and places weave through a long block of unreadable OCR with scattered references to Tobago Tobago’s governor and a Chevalier de Gatville amid broader colonial and mercantile concerns.
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