Small-pox inoculation ban at The Hague sparks refusals
London Gazette excerpt notes bans on inoculation in The Hague with locals and Amsterdam travelers returning home. It also covers Ireland bishopric appointments, Bristol bankruptcies, and maritime notices amid a broad 18th century news wrap including accidents, royal mentions, and customs sales.
Great Main of Cocks to be Held in Gainsborough and Lincoln
Noblemen and gentlemen are invited to a grand cockfight meeting at the King's Arms in Lincoln City. Fifty one cocks on each side will fight for twenty guineas per battle and five hundred pounds in prize money. The event, organized by Mr. Robert Smeeton, begins Monday next with instant 3. It is billed as one of the greatest meetings in England, attracting many thousands of pounds in stakes.
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