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08 Mar 1760

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 08, 1760

Page

2

To COVER this Season at Jons Hitton's Fox and Hounds

An advertisement describes a superior stallion offered for covering mares at Carfalten Surrey. Bred from Tartar and Snake, the horse stands above fifteen hands with twenty stone strength, boasts swift action and temper, and is praised as a rare mix of power, form, and beauty suitable for gentlemen or farmers.

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Liberty Wick Worcester James Lenox Dutton Blank Godolphin Duke of Bridgwater Azard Old Leeds Barly Byerly Turk J. Lenox Dutton Furme Place Achilles Shock Dormouse Bam Makeless Brimmer Place White Turk Doufworth Heber Gower Little David Lord Gower Mr. Bell York Gate Leeming-Lane Thirsk Yorkshire N. B Lord Rockingham Cato Galloway Merlin Mr. Coke Epsom Hartley Jugler Childers Snip Black Legs Old Crab Bay Mott Scar N.B Newmarket Artar Anthony Smith Oulfton Easingwold William Blacket Snail Shields Mr. Curwen Workington Bajazet Leeds Queen Anne Catie Lath Mirza Regu- Tus Dormotuie Janus Babraham Whitenose Shig Duke of Cumberland Crab Othelo Oroonoko Brillianty Sloe Sooo Lothario Lias Lotharto Jons Hitton Fox and Hounds Carfalten Surrey Hoxsa Tartar Snake
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French Buccaneer Squadron Brought to Silence at Sea

Dublin Gazette reports the Pallas under Captain Clements and other English ships engaged the French squadron led by M Thurot near the Mull of Galloway. Bellisle and Blonde fell, Terpsichore escaped then was captured. 500 prisoners taken, 100 officers, with English losses minimal. Thurot killed. Ramsay Bay salutes fired. House of Commons thanks given to Elliott Clements and Logie.

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Ireland Dublin Gazette Elliot Clevland Belfas Carrickfergus Pallas Clements Sharp Zolus Kinsale Mull of Galloway M. Thurot Scotland Belliffe la Blonde la Terpichore Bellisle M. Dufalier Isle of Man Ramsay Bay Londonderry Chaplin Spaight Ramsay Eolus Brilliant Logie Delma la Terpsichore Dublin Brown Waldegrave Germany House of Commons Elliott Belfast Eps Bay Clyde Taylor Gow Boyne Drogheda Margie Bork Bergen In
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Edinburgh nuptials and varied country news

Fênnight marriage at Wallyford unites Robert Gordon of Hallhead Ely with Right Hon Lady Hartlot Gordon sister to the Earl of Aberdeen. Obits note Elizabeth Hamilton, daughter of Sir Archibald Hamilton, and William Cuningham. Reports from Ipswich, Bristol, Reading, Bath, and Northampton cover militia maneuvers, prison transfers, drownings, executions, acquittals, and a storm incident at Newport with a Fire ball.

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Edinburgh Wallyford Robert Gordon Hallhead Ely Hartlot Gordon Earl of Aberdeen Elizabeth [Hamilton Archibald Hamilton Rosehall William Cuningham Brownhill Country News Eiverton Lincolnshire Ton Rock Point Chester-Carth Ipswich Germany Bristol Gresley Queen Square Oxford Cofferat Exeter College St. Clement’s Bilflone All-Souls John Finnamore Boswell Reading John Vaughan Simmons Charles Lamb John Batt Bath Biddeford Haverfordwest Newport Pembroke Northampton Freeman Long-Buckley Litchfield Coventry
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Port News Update of Sloops and Jamaica Voyages

Port News reports on March 8 sailings of His Majesty s Sloop Happy and other ships bound for Jamaica and the Canaries, with the East India Yacht Robinson and the Hannah Brown among outward-bound vessels. Extra letters recount Captain Richard Saunders of the Thames describing a 7d incident near Ushant with a French privateer engagement, heavy damage, casualties, and the ship sinking no more.

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Port News Deal Robinson Hannah London Richard Saunders Thames Havre.de Grace Leghorn Ushant Dunkirk Truro Land’s End
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