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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1786

Page

4

Wand with sand won eight yet? Pattiet battd dvs.

Fragmented OCR text mentions a sand wand and eight patties with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize beyond the basic items.

Royal Amelia’s decline and court matters detailed

The piece reports Princess Amelia’s terminal illness with Dr Warren’s prognosis, her executrix actions, and will dispositions favoring the Prince of Hesse Cassel. It also covers a Middlesex Justices petition on an equestrian Amphitheatre, trade talks with France, a street fight near Bloomsbury, a jewelry theft in Paris, theater plans, and various weather and agricultural notes.

Goldsmith Exeters Amelia Warren Hesse Caffel Mary Duke of Gloucester Middlesex New Sessions House Clerk-awell-preen Jones Whitechapel Church Barnfather England France Bloomsbury Ben Sieur Armet Font Au Change Armet Covent-garden Theatre Mr. Andrews Frank Jo Queena Elizabeth Drury Lane Theatre Jeniemas Poor Bossin Femius Rider GoldGarth London Prince of Wales Fitzherebert Johnson Mes. Prozzi House of Lords and Commons Wang Sax Ponce Cavsan Almunceila Althose Susanny Tire Stolk Erfex Yarmouth Catt Witthire Glouceftechhire Herefordthirs Liverpool

Pirates and contraband seized off Spurn Head

An English cruiser captured a Dutch lugger laden with pirita and other contraband goods off Spurn Head and towed it into the Humber. The letter discusses offerings to pack fish in ice to London and suggests applying the method on Scotland’s west coast and local rivers to reduce Edinburgh food prices and cheapen provisions. It references tea and Canadian birds and fowl in passing.

Spurn Humber Chat Station Richardson Perth Sempfer London Scotland Edinburgh Deere Canada

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