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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 10, 1787
Page
1
The text outlines debates on gender roles and didactic views in a community, referencing Fathers, home life, and women's place. It mentions reforms, public figures, and debates about education and social norms with numerous scattered affiliations and opinions.
Fragmented OCR text describes a theatrical comedy performed at a theater on a Saturday night with various actors and roles named. It mentions a Lady character in disguise and a cast including Vandererab, Melville, Jona, and several servants to Lady Cha, with notes on suitability and future performances.
A Saturday show drew praise from an attentive audience for a comedy set in London with Mr King in the lead. The review notes strong acting from Miss Charlotte Courtly and Mrs Lev as well as Mrs Suett and Mr Wroughton, praising stage presence, dialogue, and ironic farce throughout.
The report notes a series of royal and military appoints on Nov 10 with mentions of Jose matuen and a dedication in a College of Arms. It records Revivers and officers including Enibgh replacement Robert Mead and officers like Julia Marsan and Henry Styles. The ceremony is described as private in the Elector's Chapel with several named attendees and a ensuing list of naval and army ranks.
A dense OCR fragment lists bankruptcy cases with perfected dates, listing Mark Anthony Bennett and partners, and numerous other merchants and tradespeople from London to Lincolnshire. It also records multiple surrender dates in November and December, with Guildhall and Old Jewry attorney references, plus certificates to be granted by December.
A vintage notice from ADDOCK and Son announces new Antwerp fruit offerings and a refined collection in London near Worth, inviting orders with easy payment and prompt attention. The firm emphasizes quality and presentability of their fruit and citrus, promising prompt delivery and courteous service.
Fragmentary OCR describes a court race over lands and parcels in a Chancery suit. Mentions the High Court of Chancery before John Hll Esquire, with references to deeds, parcels on Fite Street, and various named locales and clerks offices.
A dense bibliographic fragment describes an English translation of a work by Mont Charles Bonnet of Geneva, with Sus Kes engraving and a six shillings price bound in boards. It lists editors, printers, and a jumbled array of names, places, and biographical hints, reflecting a late 18th or early 19th century publishing notice. The text mentions royal academies, Lavish plates, and varied charges, with references to Jefferson and other contemporary figures.
The Stationers Company of London lists the prices and print details for various almanacks and annuals including the Ladies Dr Wyce and White's Ephemeris. The notice, printed in Ludgate Street, names Robert Horsfield and others as publishers and sets prices in Pence while outlining distribution to shopkeepers and retailers.
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