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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 28, 1786
Page
2
A 2 volume illustrated map and report to the Lords of the Treasury summarize the Hebrides and western coast conditions. James Anderson presents causes repressing native industry and suggests fisheries and regional improvements with evidence from a tour and committee hearings.
An 18th century advertisement notes printing services offered for G G J and J Robinson and J Dehrett in Piccadilly. It lists the patrons and location, highlighting production at a prominent London print shop.
Publication notice for the second edition of Ainsworths dictionary abridgement edited by Thomas Morell. Lists bound pricing and a long imprint of London booksellers and publishers including Rivington Pote Bathurst Buckland Rancon Davis and Longman.
Multiple items cover shipping, government finances, court matters, and political debates. Reports include packets sailing from Harwich to Helvedthys and Dover to Calais, unclaimed funds directed to government use, chatter of Botany Bay expedition delays, and financial market movements. Also noted are Westminster school unrest, a Bill of Indictment against abductors of Lady Strathmore, and various naval and imperial dispatches from Halifax, Constantinople, and Madras.
A fragmentary antiquated notice discusses the Guards and Gentlemen of the Sword showing mercy to an offender. It mentions a noble Fiscount uncovering infamy and condemns a person’s behavior, suggesting neglect and contempt as appropriate responses to serious misconduct.
A fragmented list of bank stocks and bonds with figures in fractions and percents, including Bank Stock and Long Ann terms, mixed with references to 1779 dates and various securities. The readable items are scattered numbers and old financial names without a single cohesive event.
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