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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 23, 1738

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Dublin aims to start cod fishery after Harbour survey

Ireland reports that merchants in Waterford plan a cod fishery on the bank following Capt Doyle’s harbour survey. The piece notes abundant cods, compares favorably to Newfoundland, and mentions prior hesitation by Dutch and English ships. It records blasphemy at a tavern and a Christian judge’s potential action, then notes the death of William Ludlow.

Waterford Doyle Newfoundland William Ludlow Peter Ludlow Meath Rysbrack William Benson Westminster Abbey Milton Portugal Portsmouth Alderney Lifton Board of Admiralty Chatham Commodore Vanbrugh Newfoundand Havannah Royal Exchange Cales Eltham Macnamarra Hart Industry Arriv Jamaica Cape Tibercon Windward Passage Edward Jane Martin France Dover Beachy-Head Cork Irish Mail Osborne Canaries Marks Barbary Bristol Lord Vere-Beauclerck New. Windsor Duke of

Devon High Sheriff Francis Drew replaces George Burk

Francis Drew, Esquire arrived in the city and was appointed High Sheriff of Devon County, succeeding George Burk, Esquire who excused himself after serving as mayor of Biddeford this year.

Exon Francis Drew Devon George Burk Biddeford

Verdict Awards Damages In Gibraltar Artillery Case

In the Court of King’s Bench at Guildhall Lord Chief Justice Lee presided over a trial between two Carpenters of the Gibraltar train and the Governor. The action alleged the claimant was tried by a court martial and whipped, with property left behind. After a long hearing the jury found for the plaintiff, awarding 700 pounds.

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