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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 16, 1790
Page
4
Public notice detailing stamp duties and licensure for perfins and life in the state mercantile offices. Includes commissions, restrictions on trading stocks and annuities, and dismissal for violations. Also lists new novels and bookshop notices with prices.
Fragmentary OCR yields a diary companion note referencing an author and printing details. The readable bits mention a date-style element and a printer name, but the full item is incomplete. This record preserves the scarce entities and suggests a historical publication context without fabricating additional facts.
The Propractor W Lane announces a Literary Mushvum offering ready-bound volumes for a circulating library at Leadembali Street. He lists several novels and histories, invites subscribers, and promises vast selections with printed accuracy and appealing paper. He seeks patrons among town and country readers to support and purchase.
An advertisement listing Stirling's New Edition of Aesop like fables with grammatical notes and pronunciation marks. Includes a catalog of Latin and English grammars and rhetoric texts, with prices and editor names. Mentions works by Aulus Persius, Catullus, L Anicii Florus, and others, with several 16th to 18th century references.
The piece compares export and import values for grain between 1748 1765 and 1771 1788, noting export surpluses in one period and import dominance in the other after duties and bounties. It argues the overall loss from changing corn trade exceeds gains, and attributes this to national debt and population shifts toward the capital, with beer export as a related factor. It also includes naval and military dispatch snippets and fluctuating wheat prices across English counties.
A notice reports the marriage of George Verfey and Miss Latouche at Lucan with Hon. David Latouchis attending. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR.
Fragments mention a series of names and dates across Norwich and Dover. References include Thomas Labh Caare, John Lawis, Valentine Lalt ludiaman, and Robert Thompson with unclear event context. The OCR text is partial and lacks complete sentences or clear actions.
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