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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 03, 1787
Page
1
A jumbled OCR page presents garbled text with scattered names and phrases. The legible bits reference a wartime setting, mentions of places and people, and disrupted sentences, suggesting a damaged historical document with incomplete details.
The passage describes a public display and discussions about a new cookery book or pamphlet, highlighting the Globe’s specimens and literature of refined cookery. It mentions Harrison and Co suppliers, profits, and London distribution, with notices on subscription and availability at shops. The text references a naval context and a court-like presentation of items and recipes.
A fragmented early modern listing presents names and occupations of several merchants and tradespeople. The document mentions Walter Vinery of Mancaglane a Reynoud of Wieterling a Power-sheets Broker William Essexy of Bath dealer in ewe Wotame Fell elder of St Martins Jane Taylor Jena Remain Stony Gloucestershire cloths Thomas Ermisghamy Oakey Liverjout Oakey Richards Liverpool Henry Parsons Riccadilly grocer George Peare New Sum with vidtuatler.
From OV 2a to Oottt 1th we note returns of CXRN and grain. The fragment mentions moving commodities and dates in a historic supply record._ENTITY density remains low but preserves named items and approximate timing.
A fragmented notice records a historical inquiry or proclamation involving figures such as Landen and William Richardson in a Royal Chum printing context. Names appear garbled, but the item centers on an 18th or earlier era public statement and its publication origin.
Addock and Son Florists near London inform customers that they offer a wide supply of Lon Mrydevon newe and fine Yellow Antwerp Prottick Rasy be Rev. They claim access to large plants of Goht and suggest commissions by post will be attended to, with shipments from Fourh Slings to Que Guinea for fruit bearing plants.
A fragmented historical notice discusses law terms, landlord and tenant notices, and various legal forms. It mentions notices to quit, property action procedures, and questions of possession and recovery of goods. It references John Paul and George B wills, with references to London printers and a range of legal trifles and pocket guides.
The report details a royal visit with parade and court entertainment in Brunswick led by the Duke of Brunswick and Princes, followed by notes on military actions, troop movements, and casualties. It mentions Indian troops and European forces, a public entry, and ongoing hostilities with counts of dead and wounded.
Fragmentary report outlines a will naming the Worriffan as executor and describes Norris as having set aside twelve pourds annually for a medal and a premium for the bet. Other details appear garbled but indicate medals and premiums linked to English subjects and officials.
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