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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 30, 1740

Page

2

Hunger in Garden Leads to Fatal Tree Bites

In a Garden where Yew trees grew, three people died on site after biting branches. Four more died the next morning. This is not the only such incident in the neighbourhood.

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Vernon Birth Day Extolled Amid News From London Borough Race

London notes mark Admiral Vernon’s birthday with an extempore verse and public cheer though some debate the exact date. The issue in Taunton Dean sees two placemen accused of buying votes, while warnings of bribes and venality unfold as voters pledge to support principled candidates. Reports describe naval actions, prize seizures, and a royal ode performed at St James, with firings, bells, and illuminations marking the day. Officials anticipate sheriff selections and confirm church and college appointments, deaths, marriages, and local disturbances as lines of defense and privateering challenges press Britain’s seaside harbors.

Vernon Taunton Dean Ghs England Blackwall St. James’s Colley Cider Laurent Dr. Green His Majesty Duke Patncesses Guernsey Cork Dartmouth Plymouth N. N.E Cornwall Portrieve St. Michael Thomas Scawen Ely Westminster House of the Blessed Virgin Mary Oriel College Mortmain John Barker Sproughton of Suffolk Bart Mills Alice Fytch Eltham Kent Comport Fytch Coneir William Crouch Bank of England Lothbury Church Miss Clark Clark Stoke-Newington M. D’affefeldt Brussels Edinburgh Anne Mackenzie Markle Earl of Cromartie High Wickham Buckinghamshire Countess of Adamson Hermitage Bridge Browning Southwark

Requiem or Ode on the British Power at Sea

A declamatory verse scene laments war and vengeance, with refrains on Thames thunder, Indian shores aflame, and a Royal eagle motif. The refrain calls forth a boy from the Chapel Royal to voice warnings of foe and the fragility of security for Britannia in troubled seas.

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