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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 19, 1786
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled report with scattered names and phrases. It mentions apparent figures such as Payton and other entities but lacks coherent context or full sentences to determine a clear event or outcome.
A garbled narrative traces struggles of wealth and influence across nations. It hints at poverty, censorship, religious tension, and political change with names and places obscured, weaving a fragmented picture of social upheaval and personal fate amid shifting power.
A fragmented political screed mocks party alignments and public interest while urging active agitation. It references the Duke of Bedford, the Ragub society, and various figures, hinting at a broader struggle over policy, appointments, and upcoming meetings. The tone is heated and speculative about war and political shifts.
Readable segments describe a lottery process with wheels and tickets, a queue of participants, and officials named in a historical setting. The text also mentions a Vienna arrest, a husband burying his wife, and a grisly fatal flaw in a criminal case, all mocked by fragmented prose with archaic phrasing.
Restoration of a prize list shows winners for poetry and painting while Dr Baldini of Naples warns mothers to avoid perfumed powders near infants and to prefer natural milk. He cites incidents and Dr Triller's German observations on violets and infant mortality.
Edward Fines Viot, Sir John Ad' tey, Bart, and others named as commissioners for extending the Office of Treasurer of His Majesty's Exchequer are listed. The King has appointed many clergy and city officials, including archbishops, bishops, deans, and mayors, to various Privy Council and trade oversight roles. The proclamation names Henry Scott as a key figure and mentions the involvement of numerous ecclesiastical and civic offices across England and Ireland.
Legal notices list names such as Colldhall Bendon, attorney Schaw ny Ev eee eet ea wn, Woodward of Dewhhore Worcestershire, and Graves of York as grocer. Certificates to be granted and dividends to be made by dates in Guildhall Worcester and Guildhall London. Individuals include Thomas North of Kingston upon Hull and a wine merchant, with deadlines on or before 68.7.
Prices for corn averaged across eight bushels with Randard Winewes and Buthhel as sources. Data covers September 4 through September 9, 1736, noting typical per bushel values and regional variation.
From the London Gazette June 21 1786 this notice promotes the Oriental Vegetable Cordial claiming it eases stomach complaints and nervous pains. It lists sales by Cornwell in London and a distributor in France with prices for various bottle quantities.
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