Water of Lough healing scaly skin and blind child
An English physician reports experiments with a lake water, claiming it heals skin scabs and leprosy like sores, restores sight in a blind child after five days bathing, and relieves rheumatism and swelling. He names witnesses including Miss Bells Dorly and Rev. Mr. Gill, noting improvements in several patients and praising the water’s curative virtue.
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Reports from London narrate a German painter seized by papal order in St James's Church, monarchs at Leipzig fair, Emilies marching toward Turin, and troop recruiting for Hungary. Notable deaths include Mr James Harris and Miss Taylor of Brook House. A horse theft scheme at Walham Abbey Fair ends with one jockey missing a horse and a pending execution warrant at Newgate.
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An incomplete RF news fragment mentions names and places including Wales Gate and Dublin with references to Mary Anne Jenkins and others. The readable portion lacks coherent events or dates, preventing a clear summary of actions or outcomes.
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