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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 07, 1765

Page

3

Dublin and Kilkenny crime waves and political shifts

Reports from Dublin recount a committee to audit parliamentary grants and monitor works funded last session, along with plans to reduce interest. Kilkenny details a mass break in at a corn yard, violent raids by White Boys, arson, and brutal oaths. Edinburgh and London items note thefts, ship actions, court decisions, and fires damaging many businesses. A gale in Berwick claims mariners’ lives. other notes cover theater openings and notable social events.

Frois Widklaw Dublin Dubin Kilkenny Momlay James's Green Calvary Kilree Kilkennny Sheré

Port News From Falmouth and Nearby Ports

Port records show arrivals and sailings as of Nov 4 including Two Brothers Martin from Exog and freighters Diana Rogers Rachael Hardcasfle and Spackman Halle bound for America and Penzance. Other vessels Frederick Venters from London, Scort Hunter from dito, Prince Henry Robinson to Milford, Prince of Wales Cox to Legborg, Ranger ship for Ireland, and Juno frigate cruising Antigua with Pict cutter listed. Juno man of war at Spithead noted.

Port- News Falmouth Martin Exog Diana Rogers Rachael Hardcasfle America Spackman Halle Penzance Phoseuth Frederick Venters Londons Ranger Ireland Antigua Juno Spithead Juno Man of Say

American wine culture urged to curb imports and boost colonies

A Postscript to the printer argues for growing vines in America between 30 and 40 degrees north to supply wines, raisins, and brandies locally. It predicts reduced imports, increased colonial settlement, healthier populations, and lasting national gain from advancing funds to develop domestic viticulture within five to ten years, totaling about twenty thousand pounds.

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