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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 02, 1790
Page
4
The flag features three vertical stripes red white and blue from left to right with the red stripe at the hoist. The jack matches the top quarter ensign with red white and blue. War ships and merchant ships will carry the same colors, hoisted at once when ordered by the King.
A late extract from Dr. Scott argues for strict legal grounds in divorce, suggesting that limited reasons justify separation. He warns that broader access could erode civil order and moral standards, sacrificing individual happiness for the general good.
The Prince of Wales hounds return from the New Forest to Kempthorne Hampshire for fox hunting. the Duke of York’s hounds will occupy Mr. Guaton’s kennel in the country. Deer from the Duke of Orleans arrive at Brighthelmstone, then returned to the royal kennels. A Chelmsford meeting of the County Justices discusses defence funds and a Writ of Certiorari. a November deadline is set for a court return. A race at Kenfeyton Gardens attracts nobles and spectators with substantial wagers and a Canterbury subscription gift.
A late session reports James Royal James Smith and Edward Ivory convicted of counterfeiting sixpences with death sentences. Other defendants like Thomas Tyler are condemned to die for high treason and arson styled crimes. Rail and court officials emphasize the need to protect currency and public credit.
A series of time fragments places Friday at noon plus thirty eight minutes and Saturday at afternoon two different blocks with morning and afternoon markers. The text presents inconsistent references to times without clear events or subjects.
Public notice explains that every lottery share must bear a government stamp on the front to be valid and urges buyers to ensure stamps are affixed as original tickets are lodged with royal commissioners for public security. It notes price tiers for whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth tickets and cites Liverpool, Exeter, and Norwich as locations where tickets are sold.
A notice details lottery draws with dates and amounts. It states payments will be made as soon as drawn under an Act of Parliament. The text references a lottery by Ewald Lovtery with February start and share prices described in odd terms.
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