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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1756

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Murderous despair in Keffeldorf Woman and Children

A London evening paper reports a distressed Keffeldorf widow whose husband fled due to debt plans to kill her three children and herself. The family were found hanged later, indicating a fatal family tragedy with no sound or discovery at the time.

Keffeldorcf Toulon Riviera Genoa Marseilles Missisippi Kappa Amsterdam Peterbourgh Holstein Brunswick Hay Brirtitus Bay of Biscay Coromandel Domingo Martinico Bourdeaux Rochelle Namz

Severe Scottish weather halts farming across Scotland

Edinburgh reports weeks of unusually severe weather with heavy snow across the hills. Plowing and barley sowing delayed, and reports from Tweedale Selkirk and nearby counties note deep snow and daily sheep and lamb losses.

Edinburgh Tweedale Selkirk

Two Men Die and Fall Ill After Convoy Incident

Canterbury May 5 Two men Culman Moon and Christopher Barrett of Folkstone were returning from escorting a Smuggler to London. Moon died suddenly in the coach near Rochester while Barrett lies critically ill in the city, attributed to excessive drinking.

Country News Canterbury London Culman Moon Christoper Barret Folkstone Rochester

Preventing Prefing in the Sea Service

London reports discuss the disadvant ages of prefing sea service and the mixing of diseased or dispirited men with capable sailors. It argues necessity drives the practice, but laws could defend against necessity by making the sea service more acceptable to sailors.

Great Britain Paris Father Berruyer Benedict XIV Rome France Christendom Earl of Loudoun America Thomas Pownall Burford Mr. Dutton Nicodemus Black ‘Chance Mr. Cornwall Redstreak Regulus Porus Marksman Fafon Old Crab Ashburn Charles Sedley Mr. Meynell St. Dunstan’s Henry Deane Haberdasher Cheapside Ann Meredith Meredith Hofier Fleet-street Fifield Wiltshire Hungerford Henry Hungerford Duke of Somerset St. Alban’s Street Alfton Rowland Alfton Brussels Flanders Duke de Richelieu Minorca Toulon Mediterranean Levant Portmahon Capt. Cole Providence Seville London Sea Service

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