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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 01, 1787
Page
3
The readable passages reference religious and racial themes, naming a clergyman, a play titled Tha Papiack, and lines about Britons and Negroes. The text appears as a garbled lament featuring scattered phrases on liberty, charity, and social order without clear events or dates.
An 18th century verse praising Henry Hoare and the Stour river setting. Lines celebrate Hoare as founder of gardens and moral guidance, urging readers to find divine wisdom and joyful nature in the landscape.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a beached boat, possible payment issues, taxes or costs, and a named street address in Blastra. It references individuals Jose and Vir. Brawer, and a location on Put treet, Blastra. Details are garbled but imply a local notice or property matter with costs and expenses.
Fragmented text fragment mentions Pace SE ACP RM SWATER PROOP and fire safety procedures. It references dryings by fire and nonmagnesium standards with scattered place names and street addresses, including streets like Grace Town and Gerrard. The legibility is poor and no clear event or outcome is stated.
Declares the abolition of the 1785 ordinance except for a fifth article, restoring entry rights for Rice and Tobacco from foreign ports and United Colonies of America. Applies in Brabant departments including Brussels and Antwerp, Ghent, Namur and Tournai.
A fragmented English table of contents covers pacific and military themes, including calls for reform in war regulations, notes on an American recruitment effort toward the Mississippi and Ohio regions, and debates on defensive alliances. It also reports storms and disasters in Aragon, Navarre, and Bayonne, plus church patronage lines.
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