Distemper Plagues Cattle. Six-Week Slaughter Suspension
On November 16 in Offend the horned cattle distemper persists in the area. Authorities have ordered a six week halt on slaughter of the sick cattle as a trial measure to curb the outbreak.
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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 19, 1771
Page
1
Barley Harvest Report From Gloucester County Field
A Gloucestershire gentleman near the Banks of the Severn reaped 700 Winchester barley from 12 acres this year. The crop is described as remarkably clean with scarcely any weed and the grain deemed first quality after threshing. Feed was imported from Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Severn
Hampshire
Arrivals and departures of ships at various ports in 18th century notices
Shipping news lists arrivals from Malaga Alicante Newfoundland and other ports with vessels such as Speedwell Ceres Argo Fortitude's Success Swan and many more. It records departures for Cadiz Lipari Jersey Bristol and Oporto and notes ships and captains along with destinations and ports like Scarborough Scarborough and Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riep-News
Deat
Wimd N
Cadiz Packer
Collings
Cadiz
Florida
Saunders
Senegals
Britannia
Wade
St. Vincent's
Stangare-Creek
Adventure
Whitaker
Lipari
Prings
Gravesend
Essex
Lutkin
King George
Harper
Martha
Gray
Batterday
Brotherly Love
Marthal
Noway
Speedwell
George
Malaga
Stangate-Creek
Ceres
Deverton
Ditto
Thomas and Mary
Forfar
Argo
Greaves
Baltick
Scarborough
Fortitude
Thomas
Sneed
Alicante
Bristol
de Felicity
Chancellor
Yarmouthe Road
Squirrel
Capon
Petersburgh
Phoenix
Durell
Newfoundland
Jersey
Gond Iatenn
Meservey
N.S. del Carmen
Menez
London
Port Yorient
Paine
Farner
Battory
Prince Edward
Ampfon
Oporto
Peggy
Broon
Exeter
Bally
Pearce
Naples
Liberty
Andrew
Lisbon
Sarah Adelgunda
Stenaing
Dantzick
Betty
le Brcq
Bay of Bisay
Good Intent
Gould
Quebec
Barcelona
Macrna-Chart
Maitland
Carolina
Elizabeth
Wolf
F. Am
English suspicion over Falkland Island restitution dispute emerges
A dated Cadiz despatch reports the Vera Cruz arriving from the Falklands with claims that English ships sought to seize the island or Port Egmont. An Irish sailor in Spanish service alleges delays and secrecy, while the letter urges publication in papers to warn the public and inform ministers. Additional details await the next post from Captain Poore Williams aboard Astive bound for Barbadoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hesse-Darmistadt
Germany
Levser
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Don Antonio de la Vega
Isle of
Falkland
Racvford
Port Egmont
Buenos Ayres
Williams
Barbadoes
Sailor Letters From Far Ports Describe Storm Losses and Murders
A London dated letter from Ferrol Spain reports a severe squall on the 6th wrecking the foremast of a vessel and crew saved with help from Spaniards who lent a ship to remove gear. News from Kingston Jamaica cites the murder of Captain Scott and his crew aboard the Charming Sully, with a mulatto suspect. Reports from The Hague and Paris mention plague measures in Moscow, tensions between Russia and Vienna, and Parisian political shifts. Also noted are bread-price reductions in Guildhall, court actions, and local obituaries and promotions in British regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrol
Kingston
Jamaica
Suonay
Carthagena
Scott
the Hague
Petersbourg
Moscow
Rusia
Vienna
Peterbourg
Republick of
Ragusa
Liege
d’Elderen
Paris
Dijor
Marquis de Tour du’ Pin
Italy
Guildhall
Ladbroke
Alsop
Aspill
Trecothick
Peers
Halifax
Shakespear
Amilaile
Bennett
Roffiter
James Langham
Pigot
Oxford-road
Bow-street
Richardon
Kensington
Gore
Lottady
Woodstreet
Deborah Blackwell
Sayer
Islington
Powell
Benjamin Bernard
Regiment of Foot
Henningtom
Harry Blunt
Rowland Holt Proposes for Surf Folk County Election
In a formal address to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders at Stowmarket, Rowland Holt accepts nomination to represent Surf folk in Parliament. He pledges constant attendance and faithful service, asking for votes and continued support to merit future favour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surfolk
Stowmarket
Rowland Holt
Innkeeper Denies Horse Distemper Rumor at Ware
William Cowling of the Black Bull Inn Ware refutes James Smith of the Angel at Bark Way Hertfordshire for reporting a distemper in his stables. He states in office that in years of business he has never had such an infection and calls the report false. The notice is dated October 10, 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Angel
Barkway
Hertfordshire
William Cowling
Black-Bull Inn
Ware
South Holland Land-Owners oppose proposed river Nene tax
A October 28 1797 meeting of South Holland landowners declares that lands will gain no benefit from the Northiever undertakers plan to tax them for the river Nene project and vows vigorous opposition prior to Parliament. A further meeting is set for November 25 at Holbeach with delegates urged to attend. A separate notice from George Alexander Stevens denies authorship of a book of songs falsely attributed to him, stating the songs are taken from mutilated copies and announcing a forthcoming volume printed at Oxford with additional material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South. Holland
Buil
Fleet
Wiseeach
South-Holland
Nene
Wilbeath
Grundy
Waller
General Evening Post
Cambridge Journal
Whitehaven
George Alexander Stevens
Burt
Oxford
Ruffé
Covent-earden
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Austin Friars
Mr. Webb
Middle Temple
Edinburgh
Lady Cunningham
Millcraige
Robert Morton
Gogger, Bart
Mile End
George Cumberland
South-sea-house
Gishorne
Great Buffei-firret
Bloomsbury
Deptford
Mr. Tomlinson
Richmond
Wilta
Jocelyn
Putney
John Tomlinson
Lothbury
Half-moon-street
Piccadilly
Lenox
Eiq
Preston
Lancashire
Richard Shutz
Eig
Col. Shutz
Abchurchyard
Weeble
Clothworkers Company
Zasos
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Borg
Edward Loxham
Liverpool
Forendon
Wooddefon
Dove-coast
Lombard-street
Henry Nichol
Leicester-fléet
St. Ann
Soho
Middlesex
Taylor
Crown
Devizes
Wiltthires
Wadham Louse
John Willcock
Hle
Flixtog
Lieithire
Corningtor
Dals Tavern
Mian
Dheter
Lacashire
Londo
Wingfield Wil’man
John Page the Younger
Lon‘don
James Cox
Edward Grice
Lond On
Thomas Banks
Green-street
St George Hanover-square
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Whitney
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Surry
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Drurylane
John Smith
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