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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 06, 1790
Page
1
A jumbled OCR fragment shows names of clergy and parishioners, dates and places including June through August entries, baptisms and marriages, with scattered references to locations like Newck, Worcester, and Liverpool, plus scattered weather and license notes. The legible parts suggest a church record page with lists of individuals and ritual dates.
The Admiralty Office issues notice that Lieutenants named will be allowed to travel to their stations and places of service, provided they comply with orders by a stated deadline. Noncompliant officers face consequences as defined by the service.
October 14 1790 Bank of England warns clerks and brokers of prohibitions on purchase and sale of seeds annuities and securities at the bank. It forbids transfers and requires no clerk to accept a letter of attorney for sale of any stocks or annuities transferable at the Bank. Francis Martin secretary.
A trade notice announces a volume combining ancient and modern observations. Janes Andrews promotes natural history content including botanical notes and illustrations. A deluxe board edition with bonded bindings is offered through local seller at about 60 with additional plates.
A dense, mixed entry lists novels and volumes with authors and prices. Titles include Leadenhall Street works, Duke of Exeter, Mr Koenfeld, Valentne, Viociwina, British Knight Errant, Laura from the French, Poy Cartbrusns, Charles Mindeville, Gu auva, Lena, and Magnet. Prices show shillings and proofs of sale.
An unreadable OCR passage discusses a circulating library at Leadenhall Street and plans to supply bound volumes in history voyages novels and tales with instruction on maintaining a reading library. It references a person offering immediate access to fiction and non fiction works.
A legal notice in ornate 18th century style cites a decree and order of the High Court of Chancery. It mentions freehold estates in Gites Stranorways Welton Zoyland Shaiford Godtiune Dunsford and Surrey locations. Printed particulars and plan available through Messrs Jenkins James Abbott London and Carey Bailey in Guildford and Bridgewater connections.
Fractured notice invites adventurers to buy EAL SHARES for a state lottery with references to a State Lottery Stamp and 1792. It lists ticket terms, drawing dates, and prize notes but is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear names.
The document describes naval movements near the Downs and ongoing reconnaissance before a commercial treaty debate. It notes ships proceeding toward Lucca and the West Indies, with figures like Seyne Herbert and the Duke of Lece involved. The piece lists counties and places and remarks on ongoing political measures and potential peace terms.
Fragmented readable lines show wedding vows and notices. Names include Rev. Mr Robns recte Wee Vy Woedeetdap and Miss Smeih of Wappes, plus references to St Martin's Ladwate and Dr Wood Vicar of Huifix. Other phrases mention a marriage and a funeral or memorial event with ages and places in England.
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