Press-warrants issued as seamen mobilize for ships
Reports from the Admiralty show press-warrants issued since Friday the 22d for seamen raised by Regulating Captains. A house in Orchard-street, Westminster, was raided by a press gang. a man attempted escape from a roof and fell to his death. Sheriffs-elect Fenn and Skinner and Matthew Bloxam were sworn in at Guildhall. An apple tree at Crawley, Surrey bears a second crop after four bushels were gathered. Powell the walker completed a Canterbury to London Bridge wager in under 24 hours, covering 11 2 miles with overall time noted.
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Violent Storms and Tragic Deaths Reach Midlands and Yorkshire
Country wires report a fierce thunder storm with heavy rain and hail across Newcastle and Durham with ice pieces three inches around. A fatal accident near Kirby-moor fidet involves a pig killing a six month old child after a rock of events left the cradle unattended. Smuggling vessels off Saltburn Staiths Yorks port report large contraband cods. In Birmingham a discharged patient named Isaac Rooke appeared dead near Derby but revived as surgeons prepared coroner’s inquiry.
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Deadly convulsions and near burial revival amid licencing clashes
A man recovering from a convulsion fit recalls being presumed dead and nearly buried alive before reawakening. In Holywell licencing, eight public houses had licences refused to curb immorality. Isle of Man reports a horrific hurricane causing many fishing-boat losses, up to sixty to seventy expected deaths, with wrecks near Douglas and in Wales.
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