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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 11, 1776

Page

3

Fire devastates Nericia town and mills in June blaze

A dreadful fire on June 6 destroyed the rich town in Nericia, burning public buildings and iron works including Nagers. Two elderly women perished. Despite distress, some looters are arrested and condemned. Stadtholder orders reimposition of a rule requiring visitors to state name, occupation, and origin to the Police Chamber under threat of 20 silver thalers. innkeepers face the same for failure to inform. Country folk bringing goods are exempt.

Stocknaum Nericia Chamber of the Police

Death and Murder In Victorian England Inquests Reported

Bath July 10 A rider Mr Medway of Lulworth was killed when his horse collided with a rope stretched for toll. Dorchester area Another river find at Broadmead ends with a newborn female infant discovered in a woollen bundle and the coroner returns a verdict of wilful murder against unknown persons.

Bath Medway Lulworth Dorchester Fair Broadmead Tolu T. Greenough Ludgate-hill London W. Bayley Cockspur Street Haymarket A. Rothe M. Purdie Gourt King's Bench T. Reg Rom Balfam Tola

London Dispatches Reveal Naval Movements and Armament Debate

Reports from London recount naval promotions and a royal sign-off for Howe in America. Lisbon letters note American cargoes bound for murmurs and powder. Philadelphia extracts describe the Neptune and a 12,000-troop English transport seized in harbor. An upcoming Rainbow, a Genoese-built vessel, is prepared for sea. French and Spanish merchants face allegations of illicit trade with rebelling colonies while Spain and France vow to deter South American and West Indian unrest. Duke de Choiseul may head to Vienna. the Bishop of Cleramond leaves two million livres to the crown.

London Lord Weymouth Basil Keith Jamaica Earl of Hertford Royal Navy Portsmouth General Howe America Lisbon Camberwell Forbes Philadelphia Neptune Israel] Ward Continental Congress Havannah Paris Thescourt Great Britain Spain North Africa France South America West Indies North America Brest Toulon Cape of St. Vincent St.Cuba Duke de Choiseul Vienna Cleramond Liston Bristol Lagos Duke de Chatres Provence

Fleet Movements and City Trials Highlight Gloomy Times

News from Plymouth and Cadiz report fleets uniting in the Straits of Gibraltar and foreign hostilities looming over Europe. London court notes reveal a City dues case ruling for the plaintiff after arguments on corn customs and oath of freedom. Dread of impending conflict and local misdeeds dominate a brisk, unsettled period.

Cadiz Jail Po Mons. de Bouganville Lirgos Streights Gibraltar Europe Great Britain Plymouth Ann Shapter Gallipoli Lisbon Norifach Fyal Lord Mansfield Dunning Richmond St. ‘Thomas’s Hospital Garrat Weman Hungerford Hackney Hoxton-road Caley Spring Gardens Old Bailey Richard Goodwill Jonathan Sewell Brompton-row

Obituaries and Notices From London Areas

Penryn Cornwall and Bath area deaths and notices list several individuals with titles and residences including Harford Lloyd Esquire of Bath, Mr Greenway woollen-draper Spitalfields, Mrs Moffatt of Hanover Square, Mrs Williams of Kew Green, Samuel Sparrow Hig of James Street Westminster, John Little Bridge of Harston Cambridge, and Mr Roads Whitworth of Oxford Road.

Penryn Cornwall Bath Harford Lloyd Greenway

A Recipe for Bug Destruction in Bedsteads

A letter shares a home remedy using quarter pound quicksilver and gum arabic dissolved in lemon juice to paint crevices in bedsteads and curtains. The author claims it stops bugs for years, recounting a prior use in an old house and urging the mixture be made by a chemist or apothecary to ensure the quicksilver is killed.

R. M

Frensham copyhold messuage with allotments and stabling

A historical notice describes pressingly a copyhold messuage with an acre plot or more, including kitchen garden, stabling for five horses, and an unlimited right of common in Frensham Surrey. It advertises dry healthy soil near trout streams and angling access. Inquiries directed to Henry Holt in Essex Court and William Shatter in Farnham.

Frensham London Farnham Surry

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