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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 09, 1790
Page
9
The article reports that British wheat is priced under 45s per quarter and notes import regulations, tariff considerations, and economic strains from foreign trade. It cites Privy Council guidance and concerns over grains, beans, and corn imports, detailing market pressures and policy debates.
At the Mitre Barnet and in associated inns on a Saturday sale the executors of George Bal deceased offer two dwelling houses at 6 shillings per annum with garden and outbuildings. The sale includes household furniture wines and books. Catalogues available six days prior at local inns.
A catalog of new books published this season by LANT at Leadenhall Street lists multiple titles in three and two volume formats. Prices and editions vary with entries noting volumes, paging, and binding details.
A garbled OCR read lists scattered names, locations, and fragments from multiple topics. It mentions persons such as Romeo Tate and Percof Northra, with stray terms like Ke tat and LibE DARN CI OM, alongside place-like strings and incomplete phrases. The text lacks a coherent event or clear report.
Fragmentary Postscript describes the Landgrave of Hele Caffel seeking to become an Elector by presenting to the Electoral College and rejecting a Garrocommendation Cote Buiseror. It notes dissatisfaction with their grievances and includes a death of Baron de Kreytmayr and an oath ceremony in a Captain’s company.
A fragment from a 1780s era dispatch shows townspeople and soldiers swearing fidelity to the country laws while affirming loyalty to a Holy Empire and rejecting pardons. They demand justice and threaten to live free or die under ruins rather than betray their sentiments. A ship named The New Providence, Wood, safely arrives.
A bustling report from London describes deputations and conferences at Downing Street with figures such as Mr Neave and Mr Ewart. Naval readiness, recruiting debates, and pending changes to embassy staffing frame a tense political backdrop. The piece notes health woes of high officials and ongoing international maneuvering.
After Mer. PITE left Guildhall the ballad by Toswiulung drew universal applause. It was arduously rehearsed, with the author nearly brought to collapse by the exertion and cheers dancing around the hall.
Fragmentary verse laments a Grocer of London who guards trade and protects the estate of Joan Butt while hinting at political tension with Spain. The jagged lines mention November gloom, conspiracies, and a convention, though many phrases appear garbled. The central figure remains the vigilant Grocer of London amid uncertain times.
The birthday of Princess Avputa was celebrated in Sorro with a royal assembly by her maffies. A Freemore house outfitted for a wine party hosted a breakfast concert featuring floral decorations and a queen’s band performance.
Disjointed OCR text outlines a civic event honoring a new era or locality. Mentions streets, streetscape elements, and a general sense of a public gathering or parade. References to Luvgate oil and Gilias appear amid unclear phrases.
The court hears a motion by counsel for the defense challenging the jury panel as biased. Opposing counsel raises objections to several procedural points while the judge contemplates a fresh round of voir dire and possible new panel.
A late session of the judges at the Old Batley lottery hearings declares any person forging names on tickets or agreements as guilty of forgery. Receipts and agreements forged, but original tickets and properly stamped squares yield security. Citizens encourage lawful payments and keep offices ready to protect investors.
The list shows bank stock prices with a 77 percent rise and other bank notes, along with numbers for bonds and annuities. Several entries reference the Dow and various stock categories including South Sea Stock and New Oil, plus mentions of lottery tickets and related financial items. The OCR text is fragmentary, but reflects a historical market snapshot with multiple securities and price indicators.
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