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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 13, 1788
Page
1
Notice from the Stamp Office Somerset Place listing inspectors for selling state lottery tickets and announcing other advertisements. Includes sale of fruit plants, gooseberries, and a noted opportunity to acquire a surgeon apothecary business with furnishing and household goods.
In the Long Room at the London Custom House on November 5 to 21, 1758, a sale of goods for export and home consumption is announced. Items include fabrics, tea, spirits, tobacco, hardware, and more, with duties cleared for East India goods except specific wares. Catalogues available at the warehouse. sales to run mornings of sale days.
An 1733 rare horticulture book by THOMAS MAWE and JOHN ABERCROMBIE offers complete gardening guidance including soil, forcing, greenhouse and fruit tree care. Auction announced by CORNELIUS NICHOLLS at White Martian Se. Albans, listing a freehold and copyhold estate near Park Street with gardens, outbuildings, and multiple parcels up for sale.
A damaged review list notes publications and prices for novels such as The Philanthropist and The Wanderer, with commentary on language and merit. It mentions publishers W. Law and describes characters, plots, and moral tones across several works and volumes.
Fragments describe Mr Pox at Weake and Pitt’s talks with the Prince of Wales following the king’s audience. Aldermen praise Lord Mayor John Burnell for diligent justice and hospitality. The text covers obliquely a marriage treaty, legacies, a disputed estate quarrel, a fatal stabbing, and unrelated local notices about arrivals and anticipated lye in of a powerful figure.
A mixed program organized by Dr. Liayes showcased a Crath icebud and a final act by Mis tercly velco at the University theater. The audience included prominent figures such as the head of the USEge, with praise for the performers and their zeal, and the event drew a very large crowd.
The fragment lists several names and places including Warminster, Saint Leo Cheraas, Gog, and Ls Bove. It references a Hash Cuach of Cluncery and a Feta Navy, suggesting a formal notice or referral. The readable items hint at a historical or clerical document with named individuals and locations.
Fragmentary notes list times such as Monday 34 minutes and Tuesday 19 minutes after, with stray words like Alasagun and Murutes after 5. The text is incomplete and contains ambiguous markers not tracing a coherent event or entity.
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