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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 11, 1739

Page

2

Destructive Windstorm Impacts Town and Countryside

Eyewitness accounts describe a 5.5 wind that battered roofs and ceilings, toppled chimneys, and caused widespread alarm. In Pot regn children perished in a collapsed house while ships and vessels reported damage at sea. one vessel, the Leath watch boat, drifted and sank. An Angus matter detached from anchors, with uncertain fate, possibly reaching the harbour at the north side of the Fup sae.

Leath Jay Palfingeté London Aingus Matterwis Forme

Weathered Markets and Rumor From a Very Wet December

Reports from Gloucester and surrounding towns describe a severe coal scarcity and heavy rains disrupting transport and supply. Amid market strain in London, Kirby Stephen and neighboring areas face damage and peril as wind and water hamper voyages and goods movement. Local figures like Philip Whitehead and Manley are noted in political dispute over opposition and liberty, amid broader debates on pensions and national finances.

Nencarla Pele Hou London Kirby-Stephanday Kirby-Stephen Seyir Philip Whitehead Excite Mary Warckopp

Fragmentary report on Spanish Armada events near Don Cazimero

Readable parts describe a night arrival and sailing near Spain with references to Don Cazimero and Valariz, secretary of state and of war. The text is garbled but hints at naval movements and official oversight during late November.

Spain Don Cazimero de. Valariz Hersdreath Zoel Boate Ben Drake Adderbury Oxfordshire Fuesday hee-House Thames-Street Preston Alderman Preston Bridge ‘Ward Samuel Yates Clowne County of Derby Litchfield Coventry Livingworth James Styles Col. de. Weiss Richard Hackett John Baker Eleanor Bolton Elzabeth Smith Newgate Cal Deé Veil Andrew Hoernsby Col. de Veil hisiMajaky Cherchitt Four Guards Philadelphia Newfoundland Leghorn O.S Solebay Cushing Majorca Nepaime Lynn Scanderogat Gyprus Cape Carbonelli M. S Casried Donavan Naples Hatwell Capr Booth London Gibraltar St. Joseph Gonrellion Heihe Landsiak Ehatread Xeftertay Seach Sea South SF Thalfitg Schs Ais Bank Prem India Anne Leicaester Leiterers Bamble Guernsey

Mighty political moves unfold in Monmouthshire contest

A long notice details John Milbourne opposing Charles Hathupy Williams for county power, with references to EGs, local agents, and naval appointments. It records appointments, deaths, and assorted military and political tidbits from Bristol to Philadelphia, including prize money plans and a busy Parliament scene.

John Milbourne Monmouthshire Charles Hathupy Williams iMarine William Allen Geliweech Pembroke Agridaller Alfshis of Wei Pont -of -Milford-Haven Gervaise Parker Cierand Comaanie Gope Napier Hampton Gad Royal Yarchis Holland Hork Earl of Crawford Hela Beard Admiralty Campbell John Campbell Bartiament Edinburgh le Crois Augutus Fitzroy Duke of Grafton House of Commons Thetford Norfolk Edmund Bacon Deceas Bristol Coolmbe

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