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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 12, 1786

Page

6

Ottoman Captain Pacha defeats rebels in Cairo campaign

Reports detail Captain Pacha's decisive actions against rebel chiefs Marat Bey and Ibrahim Bey, with heavy losses for the rebels and prisoners taken. The Capitan Pacha entered Cairo, published a manifesto, and pledged obedience to the Grand Signor while restoring order and planning governance reforms across Egypt.

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Privy Counsellors and Lords Named in Historic Roll

A fragment lists numerous titled figures including Privy Counsellors and Lords such as the Earl of Courtewa, Lord Digby, Lord Clive, Lord Mulgrave, and Lord Gage. It notes roles like Lord Lieutenant, Treasurer, and Admiral across counties and realms, with multiple peers and offices referenced. The incomplete text includes titles, counties, and honors, suggesting a ceremonial registry or heraldic record.

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Temporary rigging-house to be built at Chatham yard

An extract from a letter notes plans to build a temporary rigging-house at Chatham’s deck-yard, to replace the current facility. The new structure will start next summer and match the new storeroom, with shortened work days for joiners, blacksmiths, and riggers. A brief launch report follows on the BellEraphon of 74 guns launched at Flintbury with a dinner hosted by Mefirs Graves and Nicholson at the Crown Inn.

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Appointment of St George Matley as Abitant Gentleman

The Lord Lieutenant appointed St George Matley as an Abitant Gentleman, as recorded in the London Gazette of February 1726. The issue also includes an address from the town of Hatwich, noting local civic response.

St George, Matley Kar iHatwich

Names of Surrender Dates at London and Liverpool

Fragmented list of individuals with surrender deadlines in October November and December. Mentions include Ottowr ba 21 Gal, Goudboly Londons, Timan of Eldwin's court, Courtaer soli feb Pamany, Dolton to Nortl Amricay, and several others with dates and locations such as Golden oil Letwich and Water-freet Liverpool.

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Bankruptcy notices and creditors in Yorkshire and surrounding towns

Bankruptcy announcements listing individuals such as Chrih cher Frank iy lire of Wisithy Yorkhire and Beluec of Great MLi'vern Worceste rannon, with dates in October and November. Entries mention vendors, innkeepers, merchants and certificate actions, including Samuel Woodhouse of Bach and Jofrus Marriott and John Hi’ of Marchester.

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Opinion on Limited Liability for Bank Subscribers in India

In a Cascnda meeting a General Bank plan prompts debate on liability of subscribers. Advocate General Davies opines that subscribers may limit liability to their shares if public notices declare trust to credit only their joint stock and not personal estates. He suggests pursuing a Crown charter or Parliament bill to exempt subscribers from beyond-shares debts.

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Betting Room Delivers Mixed Results in Turbulent Race

Ambiguous wagering action fills the page as bettors tout outcomes in several matchups. Bets lean toward Yellow Fley and Myr Ditty while others like Drone and Seatw face uncertain prospects amid unclear pairings and unnamed participants.

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Propotals for no new Franth and Homeric Odyssey path

Fragmentary OCR hints at proposals regarding a new Franth and the Homeric Odyssey to Manspert. Names and specifics are unclear, but the text references literary works and a proposed project. Further readable details are needed for precise summary.

Odysey

Local Market Notes and Prices Amid Mixed Trade

Fragmented OCR text shows uncertain market remarks and price hints. Mentions others like Morey at Laney and various names, with unclear context on stocks or goods.

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