Langport and Haltwhistle News From The Era
A fragmentary 18th century news sketch mentions Langport in Somersetshire and Haltwhistle in Northumberland. It notes a Norfolkish or English context with notes on someone dying at Featherslane Row aged 169, a gardener near Fulbata with an extraordinary pumpkin, a horse market at Smithheld, and a burglary attempt at Keningtongore. It also records a woman defending herself from burglars, a large pumpkin, and a mention of a beer brewing dispute in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Essex
Willi
Hese
Inia Mas
Langport
Ini Soonerfershire
Bérweer
Featherslane Row
Haltwhistle
Northumberland
Hugh Martin
Fulbata
Smithheld Horse-Market
Derby
Tuland
Fokler
Aliroa
Agin
Erroneous Mail From Holland Reports Persian Intrigue
The dispatch from Holland notes a series of convoluted intrigues involving Stavracci Agert and others amid confiscations and arrests. A count of 10 the Gidad Si hints at financial actions, while Florence reports a ritual indemnification and a ship incident with Algerine attackers. A tragedy is reported in Langenburgh with a noble lord’s death and a Florentine relief gift to the poor. The Hanover and Mecklenburgh courts recount oaths and travels, reflecting royal activity in European capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Stavracci
Agert
Wallachia
Florence
Lege Horn
Hareison
Absurs
An & G
Langenburgh
Lodewyk Gédtfiled van Hokevlokcen Gleicken
Langenbar
Saxe Gotha
Hanover
Prince Charles of ‘Mecklenburgh Sirethe
Vienna
Pl ant at ion News Rest of Septem ber 1 7 0 9
Virginia assembly prorogued to October seventh. New Hampshire assembly prorogued to November. whaling ships warned to remove whale parts and avoid passenger transport. trade with French prohibited. Indians to be treated with civility and not supplied liquor. stamp officers in Virginia and New York resignations noted. hurricane damage from the Atlantic to Guadaloupe. White Boys cavalry in Massachusetts. public order actions and punishments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
General Assembly of
Virginia
Faquier
Wentworth
Assembly of
New Hampshire
La'yador
Newfoundland
Labrador
Poing Riche
Cape Bonaviste
Boston
England
James M‘evers
New York
Nez
America
Cape
Brown
Newbury
Mdwshavebi
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Ainlthree
Wilson
Oriér
Rajity
N. Pusianée
Alini
Aspen
Dsviou
Sian
Aleigester
Leicester
Joan Parmer
George Mills
Bury St. Edmund’s
Norwich
Pali
George
Mills
Wenman and Co
Royal Exchange
Pisie Company
Galle
Pathe
Charles Wenman and Co. Royal‘ Exchange
Or Lear Town
Panscheon
Greac
Whitchurch
Allen
Ash
Chester
London
Hotas Figes
Hurehy
J. Johnson
Bow Church
Marybone Garden
Isi
Mr. Parry
Guerini
Geminiani
Cere
Ile It
Price
Frye Glutueas
Bacon
A. Millar
Strand
L. Milton
Sidney
N. Bacon
Engand
Locke
Busn
Engl
Dfo
Robertson
Scotland
TAVO
Lemnon
Sydenham
Peter. Shaw
M.D. F.R.S
T. Longman
Mr. Boyle
Lord Bacoy
Scarborough
Hoffman
Stahl
Dr. Boerhaave
Ato
K+ Y
Mr. Key
Baker’s
Piccadilly
Ater
Honourable ‘Society’ of Arts
Collett
Whyte
Barty
Langrish
Hales
Pethima
Great
Britain
Alker
Jean UN Dore
Bois
Lee Coart
Offaly
Mer Jonn Hamilton
Tress
Corba
Pleiffies Honeer
Chrilis “Wanfpars
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