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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 28, 1787

Page

3

Extraordinary dispatch and fire death in early notices

A packet from Falmouth to Halifax sails next month carrying letters for British America as trade expands. A coroner’s jury returns that Mr Warboys died accidentally by fire, with the body showing severe burns while defending against the blaze. An authenticated account describes a ball of fire seen near Mullingar and Belvedere lake, traveling seven miles and causing destruction. several witnesses attest to its wonder. Canterbury reports hops failing as vermin devastates crops, lowering hopes for the city’s harvest.

Halifax Warboys Gaybrook Mullingar Dyfart-island Belvedere- Lake Belvedere Clonmoyle Lyons Moranii Aitkin Trelawney Power Jamaica Aurora Speedwell Dennis Falmouth Truro Catherine Parry Laterpool Sally Boyd Greenock Kennedy London Active Seworthy Barnstaple Prince of Wales Bill Aberthaw Cooper Flymouth Taylor Penzance Milford Crunn Haverfordwest Betley Harris St. Ives Gaul Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty Imland Thal Toms Jadine University of Leyden Joseph Mason Cox M. Cox Fishponds Mason Bars For Marine Society Wensford Tieland England Stapleton Thomas Taner Mary Price Thuisday Leigh Somerset Thomas Newman St. James's Clurch-Yard Stephens Elbroad-threet Mr. Saunders Golden Lion Horte-street Bath Geo. Cooper Freshford Tsabella Stanley Kill Lally Joseph Harford Ely Dighton Steet Rogers Philadelphia-street Clifton Mills Furt Denton Fult Duke of Dorset France Johnson Hufe Dinah Sansom Avening Gloucestershire Botany Bay Exeter Teneriffe Bathwick Mill George Withy Queen-street Withy Newpate Joseph Short

Court decision makes Lindsey patron of rich Bath benefice

A London mail coach crashes and misreports spread through Birstol. Lord Loughborough rules in the Common Pleas in favor of Rev Lindsey of Essex Street as patron of the Dundry chapel benefice after Mrs Pyke’s suit, appointing Rev Hall from Gilleng. Updates on coach accidents and delayed news follow.

Haff Court of Common-Pleas Pyke Lindsey Essex-street Chew-Magna Dundry Loughborough Hungerford Birmingham Mailcoach Jake Wheeler Rummer Tavern Birmingham Mail Peter Gantier St. Michael’s Hall London Mail Chaise Birmingham Iafmon

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