Drowned crew of Avonmore boat near Carfe Road disaster
From Inverness comes word that last week one of George Reid’s Avonmore boats capsized in a sudden wind squall near the Carfe Road. Nine people, including crew and passengers, were drowned. Other items note a Yarmouth fire at Mr Barker’s house, a Norwich homicide verdict of felo de se, and London gossip about ghosts and royal travels.
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