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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 05, 1765
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text shows stray phrases and garbled names suggesting a damaged legal or public notice. The legible bits reference a repeal concept and generic actions without clear dates or parties. Further readable content is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Port News from Plymouth on November 1 notes arrivals including brig from Riga with timber for the dockyard and ships named Bethive Cholmonfeley and others. Vessels outward bound, quarantine at Dartmoath and numerous ship names and origins listed in a dense commodity and voyage summary.
A historic record notes King James amid altered finery as Lords Mayor and Aldermen tighten ceremony limits. The Dramatic shift bans floats and elaborate displays, replacing them with a lean procession from Mansion House to Westminster. District officials, city marshals, and sheriff accompany the Lord Mayor in a modest carriage plan, signaling a restrained public display. Royal family departures for Bath, the Duke of Norfolk and others figure in the day’s events as Parliament and commerce face unsettled times. News from Philadelphia and Bombay adds a maritime and colonial backdrop, including stamp duties and trade fears.
A fragmented piece argues that true beneficence is active and universal across Europe. It contrasts Catholic charitable strength with Protestant England, condemns avarice among the rich, and urges adoption of French and Italian models like foundling hospitals and public funds for the poor, prisoners, and indebted families. It cites Paris and Rome as exemplary.
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