Pirates and storms flood Boston News with peril and trade
An 18th century Boston report recounts Phillips piracy capturing Harradine’s sloop and a planned mutiny then thwarted. Residents describe a fierce storm with hailstones eight inches, flooding streets, destroying crops, and sweeping away Wheat Oats and Barley. Nearby advisories mention ships, prizes, and a sugar mill trial proving superior to older designs. The letter notes health scares and coastal arrivals including ships from Dublin and London and the import of Bohea tea.
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His Paper is Printed Twite a Week in 1724 Dublin
A notice from Dublin announces a weekly paper issued on Tuesday and Saturday, subscriptions cost ten shillings per year, late arrivals incur an extra fee, and advertisements are accepted at reasonable rates. Printed by Preffick Rider and Thomas Harbin at the General-Pof Office Printing-House in Cork Hill.
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