Mad dog bites men and claims two lives in Lincolnshire
Cambridge Feb 22 report says Mr Mapes and Mr Gett of Navenby were bitten by a mad dog. They went to Freiston shore to bathe at five in the morning, with only a boy, then lost their way returning and perished from the cold weather. The note also lists various naval arrivals and ships at multiple ports including Romney, Cerberus, and others sailing to Senegal.
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Nullum Tempus Bill to exit Lower Assembly Wednesday
London reports say the Nullum Tempus Bill will exit the Lower Assembly on Wednesday. An 1680 incident showed Parliament resisting unlawful commitments, and current discourse notes partisan folly while praising Mr Stawell's stance amid a rising opposition.
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Mercy Extended to Unhappy Convict and Robbery Broadside
A royal mercy tale opens with a condemned man spared by the king who offers imprisonment instead of death, while news of Koopman wreck looting near Deal prompts a bounty for accomplices. Courtroom outcomes, theft in St Dunstan's, and Old Bailey robberies illustrate a crime wave alongside births marriages and deaths in London society.
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Oak Timber Auction at Star Inn Swansea
Three thousand oak trees to be sold by auction on Saturday the 16th of March between two and six pm at the Star Inn Swansea Glamorgan. Lots numbered on each tree, timber near the Loughor river within four miles of navigable part. Inquiries to William Dawkins or Messrs Jones and Smith. many trees large and fit for His Majesty's navy.
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