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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1766

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Vesuvius erupts with a river of fire near Torre del Anunciata

Naples reports Mount Vesuvius erupting on Thursday with a vast lava flow toward Torre del Annunciata between Portici and Pompeii. The lava river is described as four miles long and up to two miles wide, destroying three vineyards and advancing slowly over cultivated lands toward the Anunciata village. the Iseva at its source rushes briefly like the Severn before cooling and slowing.

Naples Torre del Anunciata Portici Pompeia Anunciata Severn Bristol Vienna Archduke Ferdinand Modena Count Fermian Milan Berlin Count Malzham London England Hanover Brusels Whitehall John Hinchliffe D. D Greenwich Kent Samuel Equire S J. David’s

Vacancy at Free Grammar School of Louth in Lincolnshire

The Free Grammar-School of Louth in Lincolnshire is vacant. The salary is near a gala year and will advance as leaves fall. A learned person, clergy or layman, is desired to apply immediately to Mr Folane, town clerk. Also bankrupts Roebert Liloyd, William Stopford, Henry Voysey, Benjamin Kidney, and William Satterthwate are told to pay debts or be sued. Isleworth stage-coach runs from the Bell Inn in Isleworth to Ludgate Hill with morning and afternoon departures, stopping at Brentford and Trenckerd End and at the New White Horse Cellar in Piccadilly.

Robert Ellis Doncaster Battersea Surry Guildhall London Thomas Haflear Jare Alton Southampton Swan Inn John Thompson Mildredcourt Scrivener Robert Dyneley Cafley Yorkshire Talbot Inn Leeds John Sayer Cowlane West Smithfield Thomas Curtis Longacre Middlesex Joseph Clark St. Pancras St. George John Waldron Stratton St. Margaret’s Wilts White Horse Cricklade Thomas Henshaw Minories Alexander Barclay Oldstreet William Mills St. Dunstan Colieema St. James’s Queen’s Palace Richmond John Lounge Spixworth Norfolk Chapel Royal Duke of Chandois Earl Temple Marquis of Granby Paris Oswald Lord Barrington George Sackville Colonel Barre Burke Ireland Ganetteer Wviajesty East India Company England Duke of Bridgewater Cleveland Ashbridge Bucks Earl Gower Arlington Street Chudleigh Harwich Germany Dresden Berlin Bohemia Ferrol Saxony Batavia Holland East Indies Neira Charles Baldwyn Shrewsbury Salop Richard Lyster Thomas Chaloner Aldgate Robert Scot Thomas Henry Bankes Alderman Beckford Richard Jones Evendon Norwich Epsom Wildman Whistle Jacket Joseph Applecon Felefman Holborn Ann Burford Abraham Burford Chelsea Elliot Bank Bradshaw Edward Hall Antigua Marcaulk Captain Curtis Sally Jamaica Harrow On Sumner Downing-street Westminster Joseph Richardson Duke of Grafton Basinghall Street Charles Bambridge Percy Pow-street Thomas Williams Thomas Grant Deborah Curis Elizabeth Tweed William Barry Margaret Carey Eleanor Mahoney Timothy Mahoney Medway Edward Jane ‘M‘ginnis James Adair Soho-square Solomon Han Davis Houndsditch France Vienna Jerrers Constantinople Georgia Prince of Brunswick Chantilly Prince of Conde Philadelphia Fulham Bridge Madrid Ciy Romaine St. Ann’s Black-friars Essex Mippclesex Kent Havering Dagenham Ripple Barking East-Ham West-Ham Layton Walthamstow Bromley East-March High Bridge Green Main Great Ilford Eben Free Grammar-School of Louth Matolnithire Follane Roebert Liloyd William Stopford Chiefter Chapmen Henry Voysey Cannon Street Benjamin Kidney Skinner and Furrier William Satterthwate Alsignees Fertthavich Isleworth Srace Bell Inn Islerworth Ludgate Hill Brentford Trenclerd End W. Armecce Wleworth N.B Piccadilly

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