A Mad Dog Bite Cases A Bedfordshire Farmer's Fatal End
A narrative recounts William Janes, a Milton near Woodurn farmer, bitten on the nose by a mad dog at Easter. After initial treatment and repeated dosing of Dr Mead's Powder, he travels, suffers hydrophobia symptoms, extreme fear of liquids, fever, convulsions, bark-like sounds, and chains his own confinement before dying suddenly in a private room. The report includes weekly casualty tallies, stock quotes, and a separate lost items notice offering ten shillings for a silver watch and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Janes
Milton
Woodourn
Bedfordshire
New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance Gs
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Ditto
South Sea
Prem
L Iington Turnpike
Tottenham
Thomas Carter
Eagle
Fleet-street
Notice of Salmon Purchases and Local Sales Opportunities
The New Plantation in Ulster announces a meeting on Tuesday the 29th of July at Four o clock in the Afternoon at the Irish Chamber in Guildhall London to receive proposals from bidders for Salmon caught and cured this season and for fisheries in Ireland. Also notices attending a Bishopstortford school feast on September 2 and a lost bay gelding of about ten years, with reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ulster
Ireland
Irish Chamber
Guildhall
Bishopstortford
County of
Hertford
Buhops Hortford
Stanton Penny
Bungay
Suffolk
Mr. Penny
Godfrey
John Harris
Cornfaétors
Mark- Jane
Assignment of Estate of Richard Hole to Ricketts and Young
Creditors of Richard Hole of Norfolk Street in St. Clement Danes Middlesex are ordered to deliver all debts and effects to assignees Thomas Ricketts and John Young at once or face suit by Wilson attorney in Newlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hole
Norfolk-street
St. Clements-Danes
Middlesex
Taylor and Chapman
Thomas Ricketts
Strand
John Young
Cornhill
Wilson
Newlan
The Peerage of England by Arthur Collins
This day a four volume edition of The Peerage of England by Arthur Collins appears with genealogical histories of English peers, lineal descent, notable actions, places of burial, and memoires drawn from records and authorities. Races at Manc Leicester Moor promise purses and stakes, with details of entries, weights, and conditions for horse racing events on August 6 and 8, including Cock-fighting and assemblies. Lectures on bones and surgery will be held at Barbers and Surgeons Hall for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
DeaTus
Arthur Collins
Ely
R. Gesling
T. Wotton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
W. Sings
Mure
Bent
Taid Moor
Red Lion
Royston
Galloway
Christmas House for Let in Frith Street Soho Area
Property listing notes a large convenient house with coach house stables and proper offices adjoining, currently in possession of the Right Honorable the Earl of Macclesfield, residing at Meff Horne and Temple Bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Alley
Fe House
Richard and
Thomas Woodward
Jesaem
Baker's Coffeeouse
James Hopkins
Lombard-street
Frith-street
Soho Square
Earl of Macclesfield
Seneinire
Meff, Horne and Temple
Explanatory Notes on Miltons Paradise Lost
Publication notice by J Richarson and J R Sen describes explanatory notes and remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost. Braued for James John and Paul Xnapton at the Crown in Ludgate Freeee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richarpson
J. R. Sen
James
John and
Paul Xnapton
Ludgate-freer
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