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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 05, 1786
Page
4
The text discusses a new bank creation by a sovereign, outlining capital allocations and loan terms for nobles and merchants, with strict repayment rules and government oversight. It contrasts fiscal policy with previous borrowing practices, and notes the broader implications for subjects and state power across nations including Prussia and Spain.
The article discusses royal prerogative in Spain and Britain, noting Spain’s past freedom under a crowned monarch and current ambitions of the people. It covers French pressure on Britain after the war, treaty disputes, a Paris-reported inquiry, and a broad mix of political and social turmoil including judicial cases and public notices.
A local tale recounts a Reverend near Bath who spied youths netting game and hid in corn to catch them. He sprang out but instead released a covey of butterflies, earning mock fame as the Battery-Cotcher.
A fragmentary note describes a temporal lord in a Sahel setting tied to tithe and fortune, hinting at power over resources and religious obligations in a historical context.
A historical prose piece extols the loyalty and virtues of a noble figure, praising his fidelity to the king and country. It presents him as brave in battle and faithful in governance, a judge who upholds mercy, justice, and independent state duty under law. It defends his integrity against envy and malice.
A fragment describes a Paris scene with references to Orleanese interests, a theatre project, and preparations for a new stage setting. It mentions a theatre to be restructured, rooms, and plans linked to a notable patron and his household.
The report outlines bankruptcy actions and surrender notices for multiple individuals including Robert Joist and William Heming with surrender dates in September and October. It records certificates to be granted and notes a trial linked to a burglary at the Bell in Charles Court, detailing the accused and witnesses, with the Recorder delivering the verdict pathway.
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