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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 25, 1788
Page
1
Public offered ink and quills with notable qualities. Black variant yields pale blue hue early, shifting to a striking black, advertised for wholesale and retail at Baawse's Pen Ink and Quill Warehouse, Mo. 5 Old Bailey, London. Orders attended to promptly.
A letter and observations by Thomas B. H. Sewell discuss a rubber played on 2 September and dispute accounts in Morning Pot and Morning Herald. The text covers Sir Joseph Mawbey, Bennet and Steventon, wagers, and a card play claim amid broader notes on Royal incomes and local civic matters.
Nov 26 London report from Halifax dated late in October notes Prince William Henry in good health but separated from a location on the 18th Quebec. The entry mentions legal matters involving Mr Justics Buller acting for the Lord Chancellor due to his Lordship’s absence. The new messenger to the West India Mande shows delays and confusion in the transmission.
Last week in Femsford Bedfordshire George Sharp of St. Vincent's wed Miss Payne second daughter of Sir Giles Payne. Yesterday in Dymock Charles Hawkins of Cheltenham wed Miss Hawkins daughter of the late Richard Hawkins. Gosport Chapel saw William Thicher captain wed Miss ddaring of the same place. Homer of Bedford Square wed Miss Dalton of Tavistock Street Covent Garden. Havant saw Mr Hicks surgeon wed Mrs Knapp daughter of Mr James Knapp. Chesterham reports the Rev Joha Kyte aged 64 rector of Wendlebury and Swincombe, with other clergy. Mortlake marks the death of Mr Olive Bell aged in his 192nd year formerly of King George the First’s household. Wimbledon releases Mr Richard Gane. Also noted are other regional notices and marriages.
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