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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 10, 1786
Page
3
Navy Office announces on August 29 1786 that on the first Thursday of next month at one o clock a tender will be received for about 1590 tons of stores to transport persons and transients to the coast of New South Wales and to carry some Africans to the coast of Guinea. Further details may be learned at the Navy Office. No tender will be received after one o clock.
Advertisement announces Monday October lectures by Mr Sheldon on anatomy physiology and surgery at Great Buffet Street Clocomtbury with midwifery talks by Dr Watsu and Mr Saebuane. Details and applications to Mr Sheldon and others, plus job notices and staff positions offered for hospital and theatre work.
A fragmented notice from Buckinghams Hob Bel PON outlines a meeting at the Shre Hail in Avicburg on September day seeking Abbe deus of Bievaien and various legal and financial matters. It lists conveyancing acts, deeds, powers, mortgages, leases, and other legal instruments, with terms and ready money guidance for eligible security.
A historical pamphlet details a fraud case involving prominent figures linked to the Marquess of Lankdown and Rev De Uselvicy Ma AV. It describes the defendants convicted, the attempt to defraud, and notes the public aims of the publication to expose misconduct.
An 18th century advertisement details an auction by Mr. Penny on Tuesday in October 1736 at the Crown Inn Broad Street. It offers a freehold dwelling with garden and outbuildings, a large adjoining court, and a valuable tract of two thousand five hundred and ninety acres marsh land with cattle and sheep, all with water access and multiple conveyances. Details include qualifications, viewing, sellers, and conditions of sale.
A chaotic notice lists new musical publications and performances with prices and patrons. Items include comic operas, songs, dances, symphonies, and instrument sets from publishers Longman and Co and others. The text names performers and patrons but readability is limited. it references public sale and distribution at a market venue.
A fragmented notice from Gosport Gosport Hants details a Wednesday sale at the Crown Inn with names and prices. The text references Alec Heon and various individuals and places, but the readable fragments are inconsistent and partial.
A distorted OCR passage mentions dates and numbers in a civic or event context. Specific names, places, or clear actions are unreadable, yielding only scattered tokens such as months or measurements without coherent narrative or identifiable entities. The item appears to be a damaged public notice or schedule fragment.
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