Courageous Dog Saves Man from Merrimack River
Extract dated March 18 from Andover describes a dog leaping into icy water to pull a man to safety after the ice broke. The dog held firm as rescuers assisted, carrying the man three to four rods from danger before his deliverance. The page also notes a Hague letter about French and Dutch affairs, plus a Norfolk patent for a grain milling machine.
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Merrimack River
Dublin Notices And Bread Prices From July 1737
From Drogheda comes word of the death of Mr Edward Hale an eminent Apothecary and he is succeeded by his stepson Mr William Sweetlove after a long service in the shop. The Rev Mr Edward Mol Joy former Treasurer of Christ Church and Rector of Dunleer was privately interred at St Peter's. A fatal incident in Pill Lane ends with a man dying after asking for a dram. Bread and meal prices fixed by order of the Lord Mayor set Middle Price for bread at high levels with several ills and allowances. meal price laid out by weight and quarter.
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Vienna
Count Seckendorff
Ottoman Empire
Nicholas Chester
Columpton
Devon
Drogheda
Edward Hale
William Sweetlove
Edward Mol. Joy
Christ-Church
Dunleer
St. Peter's Church
Pill Lane
Dublin
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