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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 30, 1786
Page
3
A damaged excerpt presents a poem or letter with religious doubt and moral reflection. It mentions a city about 100 miles from London and includes lines about temptation, punishment, and the afterlife with archaic phrasing and misspellings.
The issue includes poetry stories and essays such as Captain Cook's Voyage to the Pacific and The Embarrassed Husband. It lists departments like Foreign News Home News and Education at Boarding Schools with marriages deaths and announcements.
An 18th century periodical blurb describes ENOCY Magazine for September 1734. It lists engravings including a Maid of Sentibuity profile, a Hiberian Seducer portrait, and Lipwreck historical pictures. It notes theatre, parliamentary proceedings, poems, and new books with prices and notices reflecting the era's literary offerings.
The note asserts that Reverend Mr. Gibert, secretary to Mr. Edes, reported from Paris that the Marquis of Carmarthen’s Office received the Treaty of Navigation and Commerce signed on the 26th of a month. It references representatives of Botanaic and Motch and notes the event occurred last night.
The report describes the fort as a heap of ruins after the attack. It notes that over 120 bombs were dropped, causing irreparable damage. The commander and several Africans are mentioned in connection with the defense and events.
Letters from Lisbon outline a postponed Portugal Britain treaty clause while Britain Spain trade talks focus on Mosquito Shore. Dispatches note Am bassador Adams seeks progress. Anson returns from sea with health gains. Ships sail and wrecks occur. a deadly murder near Midhurst prompts justice actions. the Dublin Indiaman and other vessels arrive or depart from British ports.
Lat night Miss Brunton personated Monimia in a superior manner. Her initial appearance showed talent though some stage inexperience appeared in peculiar touches. Improvement was evident in life representation and she displayed refined coloring to the passions. Mr. Aickin and Mr. Farren performed with their usual judgment and precision.
The Lady of Henry Advington Big Member for Devizes was safely delivered of a son at his house in Southampton. The event marks a family milestone for the political figure and links to the Devizes constituency.
The Stave Lottery announces drawing on February 1 with wide number variety and low prices at Wannast and Co. New Pitt Poultry London. Sales shown from prior lotteries include numerous capitals and many large sums. Shares stamped by Government. other betting modes not sold. Receipts for tickets and shares may be exchanged.
It details the October meeting at Newmarket with numerous horse entries and ages from two to six years. The report lists sires and dams, owners, judges, and notes a dead heat between Eclipse and Masabiine, with Eclipse ultimately declared winner.
Prices of stocks shown in this brief ledger indicate varied movements with percentages noted for different issues. Names such as Ditto Cunfal and Ditto Bondis appear among bonds and South Sea stock items, alongside references to Indian Stock and lottery tickets.
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