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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 06, 1764
Page
4
The writer laments failing to provision for interest on borrowed money from the last war and unpaid arrears to soldiers. He warns of renewed conflict as France and Spain begin hostilities, noting the loss of Logwood settlement and forced salt duties as signs of impending trouble. Brevít:s signs the plea.
The Printer of the London Eveing Post argues that fare-stones would improve the city and provide comfort to citizens. He suggests it is reasonable for the city to bear the expense and set an example for Westminster to follow.
A reverent sermon excerpt from Rev. Thompson of Kensington urging Sunday worship at St Pauls. It condemns Sabbath-breaking, worldly care, and hypocrisy in churchgoers while praising divine service as essential to happiness and peace, and notes the preacher’s powerful language and arguments.
A composite update reports King approval of military regulations from the Count de la Lippe with distribution plans to regiments and town commands. It notes naval movements toward Mogador, a murder at Trinity Convent, and various court and administrative notices in London, Exeter, and parish locales, plus weather and crime items.
Malignant fevers ravage the city and surrounding areas with Porticis worst hit. The King may relocate from Porticis to the isle of Procida. In the first six months of this year the city Records show 19 7 deaths and 4439 births. Other kingdom regions report 116 973 deaths and 934% births.
A fragmentary stock listing shows prices and percentages for various securities. Items mention India stock, South Seas, Queensland, New Pad, Cenfol, and Navy related issues with fractional percentages and notes on prices. The legible parts reference bonds or stocks with dated or coded shorthand and scattered prices.
Fragmentary OCR lists 1930s era course names and locations with numbers like 36 8 1-aal Disroar Stealt and 38.1-8rh Madrid. It includes entries for Bordeaux Cadiz Leghorn Venice Dublin and general race style terms but is unreadable. The readable items show place names and numeric markers without clear events.
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