20 Jun 1798
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 20, 1798
Page
1
The annual meeting of the General Commissioners for Drainage will be held at the Grorex Inn in New Szzatorp on Tuesday the third day of July at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. By Order of the General Commissioners, June 18, 1798. Bankes, Clerk.
Property near Carmarthen on the River Town offers a dwelling house suitable for a genteel family with offices including dairy washhouse brew-house and laundry detached barn and stables. An adjoining two acre orchard overlooks the river and town with salmon in season and coal landing nearby. Rent term 7 or 11 years with optional 12 acres of land. inquiry to Slomen London or David John Edwardes Carmarthen.
An 1785 voyage by M. de la Peyrouse reaches St Catherine and Cape Horn while a detailed account contrasts Pacific discoveries with Chilean climate and Indian relations. The London law report then analyzes whether American citizens may legally export American produce to Europe and reexport to India under a commercial treaty, with judges debating treaty scope, voyage timing, and parliamentary ratification.
A tribute extols a seafaring figure as the Christopher Columbus of Alaska coast regions and South Sea islands. It argues his voyages yielded vast knowledge for seamen, philosophers, and naturalists, and calls for praise as I reach the islands where his career ended.
A Philadelphia area man warns against his wife Elizabeth for intimate ties with Christian Swizer. After separation, Elizabeth left by stage with Swizer to Lancaster then New York, living together. He states he will not pay any support from March 24 and cautions others about trusting her.
A sworn examination from 1798 details the attempted stabbing of a magistrate by Lord Enwarp Firzceratp during a Dublin arrest. Officers had a warrant for high treason and an exchange of dagger blows occurred before a pistol was fired, with several intervening figures aiding in subduing the assailant.
A Sunderland correspondent reports the sea has been exceptionally clear for two weeks, allowing many ships ironwork to be seen at great depths and a thriving fishery in those items. Large anchors have been recovered some distance from shore.
In Newcastle region hay is less often fired when green due to a local precaution. Farmers stuff and tight roll hay by the rack, leaving a middle tunnel for air flow to prevent heat damage. Mr. Sandford of Shrewsbury notes two dogs once close companions. after one died, the surviving dog searched for his friend and starved itself, dying ten days later from attachment.
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