High Water Tide Based on Moon Age
Old notes from Evenina Post discuss the link between high water and the moon’s age. It outlines a method to estimate tide levels by moon phase and adjusting for time, mentioning Fens of high water near London. The text is fragmentary and cryptic with punctuation errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Gurtz
Evenina
London
Bagi
Cockfpusifireet
Poston
Goran
New Road
Orvenet
Healborn
Newbery
joFrise
Yale
Postscript to the General Evening Pose Editor
A fragmentary letter opens with a request for space for verses and criticizes zeal in choosing church roles over state needs. It asks who are Papists more than these, questioning factions that favor ecclesiastical power. The text ends with a rhetorical plea to the reader.
Ward of Farringdon Within chooses councilmen
The following gentlemen were chosen as Dominidn Councilmen for the Ward of Farringdon Within for the ensuing year: Charles Clavey, 7hodngs Vanhagen, John Smith, Stanley Crowder, Ehemas Hyde, Charles Maysard, Gedaliah Garfield, John Clements, John Loaks, Wm. Carter, Edward Upton, Benjamin Hamnett, Dan. Pinder, Parith in the room of Rings, John Gooke in the room of Cummings, Mr. Macquitin in the room of Dod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farringdon
Charles Clavey
Cummings
Macquitin
Dod
Paris
Makin
Berlin
Prusian
Italy
Palermo
Sicily
Messina
Emerson
Union
Seville
Newmarket
South Carolina
London
Lord High -Almoner
the Hague
Alexander Majoribanks
States of Holland
Prince-Stadtholder
H. Mackay
St. Ouen
Compiegne
France
Peter Caffard
Choify
Richmond
Hill
Henry ‘Wickerey
Chertsey
Surry
Thames
Sunbury
Grenadier Guards
Jis
Sir John ‘Fielding
Moses Swatford
Piccadilly
Foun
Ganassof
Rus Hospital
Thignen Tauft
Hawke at Boulogne and the Bow Street inquiry
A long dispatch reports Hawke’s escape tale from Bow Street connected to Jacob R and a Nottingham style breakout. The piece notes eight to ten stout footpad suspects seized, tied to Sir John Fielding’s crime-prevention plan, with two Winchester tolls linked to Burgoyne robberies and local Clapham thefts. Also covered are local deaths at Mere and Aylesbury and a Chichester assault that left a man badly wounded, plus early winter fires and a major Bank of Douglas funding crisis with 450,090 borrowed and 60,000 yearly interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawke
Centray
Boulogne
France
Bow-street
England
Jacob R
Winchester
Hawké'as-Yoan
Hyde-park
John Fielding
Bow Street
Burgoyne
Marke
Clapham
Turnham-green
Salisoury
Bec
Henry Clarke
Mere
Rowland Gibson
Heathfield
Chichester
Broyle
Northampton
Bringtony
Sir William Boothby
John Cooke
Brixworth
Edinburgh
Bank of Douglas, Heron, and Co
London
Fife
Douglas Bank
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Erie
Tie Dag
John Eachard
Catharine-Hall
Cambridge
Hobbes
T. Davies
Ruffel-street
Covent-arden
St Chichester
Hardfon
Yryphart
Royal Exchange
J. Faller
Ave-maria
Mr. Cold
Hadley
Tynbridge
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s
St. Anthony's
Jim Bow
Gagle
E. Bewbery
St. Paues Ganesh
Malden
South Park Street
Charles Rainseord
Feathers Tavern
Rte. Ee Jqirst
Aris
Strand
Rynar
Wyberton
Lincoln
White-Hart Inn
Boston
Fen
Bartlett
Druggift
Throgmorton-strees
St. James’s
Mr. Dodd
Meffis
Eyres
Maberly
Cssift's Hospital
Bugbroore
Towcester
Mefia
Way and Son
Ato
Bug
Brooke
Thomas-Cartwright
Towerstar
William Prish
Merl. Way
J. Knox
Ocdr Schaierfet House
William Guthrie
James Ferguson
F.R.S
Mr. Kirchin
Kitchin
Hell
Christ
Ead
N.B. Angels
Falmouth
M. Allison
Postscript
Evenine
London Bridge
Whitechapel
Casvy-Lane
School For
Garratt
Bh Bae
Dima Duc I9
Beper
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