Inundation Fears And Local Charity In Abergavenny Area
A long news fragment reports potential flood danger from deep snows near Abergavenny, plus local charity efforts. It notes a clergyman aiding twenty poor people, a St. Mary’s marriage in Bristol, and a parish collection distributing bread and money. It also covers snow-impacted mail, Isle of Wight damage, coroner appointment, and market prices for grain with occasional local anecdotes.
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Abergavenny
St. Mary’s
John Wicks
Frampton Cotterell
Ellis
Bristol
St. James’s
Bath
Devizes
Salisoury
Cowes
Isle of Wight
John Turner
Salisbury Infirmary
Leonard Fletcher
Southampton
John Godfrey
Salisbury
Elizabeth Curtis
Arrivals at Port Ports and Atlantic Voyages
Port arrivals include William Brown and Charming Molly from Bristol to Plymouth. Britannia and others sail for Jamaica. ships from Dunkirk London and Madeira call at Plymouth, Cadiz, Oporto and Bristol. A busy period with numerous vessels listing captains and origins across Atlantic and European ports.
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Port New
Falmouth
William, Brown
Charming Molly
Sanders
Bristol
Pendarvis
Latham
Elizabeth, Richards
Wales
Plymouth
Nancy
Wood
Lymington
Britannia
Miles
Daws
Forbes
Jamaica
Deal
Van
London East Indiaman
Joe
Moran
Madeira
Samuel
Thomas
Green
Oporto
Sarah
Lisbon
Mary
Henry
Ditto
Maria Ann
Rochell
Sharp
Kelly
Alicant
Euchrates
Anton
Smyrna
Portland
Elphinston
Seville
Jonge Dry- Thour
Wittevan
Nantz
Cadiz
Content
Keen
Andalusia
Fawcett
Hull
Friendship
Ward
London
Lancaster
Adventure
Hodgson
Antigua
Speedy
Baker
Newfoundland
Jersey
Coghlan
London Gossip From St James and Cavendish Square
There was no levee or business yesterday at St James. Princess of Brunswick visited Princess Amelia at Cavendish Square and returned to St James's. The Earl of Northington and the Earl of Avhatham are noted for amusing anecdotes at their seats in Somersetshire.
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Londdon
St. James
Princess of Brunswick
Amelia
Cavendish Square
Stames’s
Earl of Northington
Grange
Earl of Avhatham
C. Philo
Election of an Alderman for Aldgate Ward and other notices
A Wardmoté at Irons mongers Hall chose John Henniker and John Shakespear as alderman candidates. a poll showed Shakespear leading 157 to 127 and a scrutiny for Henniker was granted to be decided February 11. News items follow on Genoa appointments, naval outfittings, shipwrecks near Tariffe, a York court case, postal delays, mendicant relief, and other London society notices including marriages, deaths, and local ads.
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Ironsmongers Hall
Aldgate- Ward
William Cracraft
John Henniker
John Shakespear
Shakespear
Henniker
Sieur
Joseph Caffarena
Republick of
Genoa
Great Britain
M. D’ageno
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Mann
Charlotte
Keats
Amsterdam
Leghorn
Tariffe
Gibraltar
Athol
Bett
London
Perth
Ancona
North
Chester
Norwich
Lincoln’s-inn-hall
Westminster-hall
George Marshal
Swallow-street
Praed
Argyle-buildings
Southwark
Daniel O’cormac
Linnen
Hannah Patching
Gracechurch Street
Lady Newnham
Conduit Street
Christopher Matthews
Clerkenwell Bridewell
John Brettle
Thomas Black
Mr. Brown
Holloway
Surry
St. Margarett’s Hill
Noyov
Copenhagen
East Indies
Thichinapalli
Wibure
Tanjour
M. Schwartz
Nabob
Madurei
Yarmouth
Holland
Prince Cutteris
Falmouth
Seilly
John Carey
Greenwich
Gates
Richard Taylor
Carey
the Dutchess of Hamilton
Hamilton
Scotland
Countess of Suffolk
Duke’s Street
Westminster
Tottenham
Howes
London Wall
Specific Powders for Consumptions and Pleurisy Cure
An advertisement extols powders as a universal remedy for breast lung and pleural disorders claiming rapid pain relief and a cure for consumptions even when lungs ulcerate. It praises a retired eminent physician and notes sales by Mrs Owen at five shillings per parcel of six papers with directions.
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Agnes
Owen
Temple-Bar
Fleet-Street
Rule to judge writers for public service not faction
Postscript to the Printer of the London Evening Post argues readers should distrust any writer who preaches against ministers once in power. It cites Mr Pitt’s early abuse by factional writers and contrasts it with attempts to vilify Lord Chatham. Pro Republica.
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London Evening Post
Mr. Meres
Pitt
Lord Chatham
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Rowley
St. Paul’s
James Rowley
London Evening: Post
London Evening-Post
Duke of Bedford
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