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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 18, 1788
Page
3
A jumble of cryptic phrases reports royal concerns with Queen Lodge Windsor and a feverish king. Foreign and domestic items reference Privy Council matters and late 18th century style notes about maritime and financial topics, with scattered mentions of people and places.
The readable text is severely garbled with no clear event, teams, or scores available.
A partial OCR- text fragment references a campaign and various groups, mentioning a union, year terms, and pledges. The garbled wording limits clear identification of people, organizations, or dates.
The notice lists events for the Royal Grove Society including musical pieces The Lanchera and The Two Beer Makers, new dances, and tumbling exercises. It notes the season ends Wednesday the 26th with arrangements for Dublin and indicates prize details and participant mentions in a dated, ceremonial tone.
The court debated Barrington’s outlawry for robbery of Paul Le Mefusier as the record was read. Counsel pressed to read the full proceedings. judges overruled a writ claim and deferred sentence to a future term while noting Barrington’s composure and attire. He remains in custody at Newgate.
The fragment notes a date 1768 and references a Pasnvss of Mos, with brief unreadable context. It mentions BLE and a possible location or event. The readable text is limited, yielding a minimalist record of a historical notice.
The text presents a damaged OCR fragment titled CENDMARY of the REFOLUTION, describing a patriotic sung piece praising revolution and freedom. It references the year of origins, royalty, priests, and factions, mentioning King, Lords, Commons, and various political threats, with a chorus refrain and multiple invocations of downfall and rebellion.
A garbled passage notes that none have yet marched to support a prosecution of a war against the Turks, with implication of bad acts and an upper hand still retained, indicating a contested stance without clear action or outcome.
Readable scraps show a quote about words of the author and how they are used in text. The fragment mentions Lee and a plea about the word order and meaning.
A local sale records the auctioning of a Queen Anne blouse identified as a decorative fashion item. Bidders participated at the city auction house, with the final price not disclosed in the readable portion.
The report notes a cargo saved from the vessel Plain Dealing from Liverpool to Coleraine, then let at Cambletown. A drunken woman set fire to herself on Safron-hill and died before a fiancé could be found. Also announces the death of Mr. George Betheil a wholesale hog dealer at 8 Maria's le Grand.
Fragmented OCR text shows financial figures including bank rates, stock lines, and percentages. Mentions of long annuity bonds, bonds and stock listings mix with stray numbers, currencies, and place names, indicating a market summary page with scattered data.
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