Wars and political dispatches from May 16 to 28
Reports from Bucharest Poland and Lithuania troop counts to 40000. Armistice rumors between Russia and the Porte. Brandt trial details with Struensee plot and king’s wound. Jesuit college notes New York library gift and Spanish ambassador visit. Incidents in Ipswich Chatteris and Campden gardener murder case with suspect confession.
Salt revived drowning boy in East Lothian tragedy
Edinburgh May 27. A four year old boy fell into water at Beil-in East Lothian. He was retrieved lifeless. the schoolmaster of Staintoun arrived after about an hour, opened a vein but drew no blood, then gave thick salt water and wrapped the body. This treatment revived him. he showed life within hours and recovered completely. The salt method is noted as a successful recovery aid in drowning cases.
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Edinburgh
At- Beil-in
East- Lothan
Staintoun
Epotto
Duke of Glonce
Lord Mansfield
King’s Bench
Westminster-hall
Edward Gallagher
St. Mary le Bone
Edward
James Gallaghin
Court of King’s Bench
Barons of the Exchequer
Archell
Peam
Council
Prue
Maddocks
Jones
Anglesey
Leg
Newmarket
Fox
C. Blake
B.C. Tooo
Ogilvy
Foley
Dublin and Jersey envoys arrive in Ireland amid jungle of officials
Irelan d Dublin May 19 reports Sir Joseph Yorke and the Earl of Jersey arrived from London to Ireland. Belfast May 19 recalls the Downpatrick execution of Thomas Clingan last Saturday. After hanging 28 or 30 minutes the sheriff and 53d regiment officers noted a steel collar with leg straps that concealed his life. He recovered upon removal and confessed to earlier crimes and aiding an attempt to hang another to extort money.
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Dublin
Joseph. Yorke
Holland
Earl of Jersey
London
Belfast
Thomas Clingan
Downpatrick
53D
Ships and arrivals amid navy yard repairs at Plymouth
May 26 reports Panther and Savage sloop of war from Portsmouth to Newfoundland and for money to pay artificers. The Advencure with Solander and Banks arrived for necessary repairs before South Seas voyage. Ceres bound to Oporto and Pitt to Leghorn. Several vessels listed in Downs and at Liverpool Jamaica and Exeter ports with arrivals from London and Dublin list.
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Pymouth
His Majesty’s
Panther
Sbhuldham
Portsmouth
Newfoundland
Advencure
South Seas
Solander
Dea
Ceres
Barclay
Oporto
Pitt
Cheesman
Leghorn
Downs
Lante
Winday
St. Vallery
Blank
Kirkhouse
Dantzick
Liverpool
Friendship
Livingston
London
Jamaica
Palliser
Hensley
Exeter
Caaiz
Aurora
Rowe
Exon
Ditto
Prosperous
Lallow
Dublin
Birth day ode rehearsed in London taverns and court notices
In London, the birthday ode by William Whitehead and music by Dr. Boyce was rehearsed at Tark’s-head Tavern in Greek Street, Soho, and publicly repeated at Hickford’s in Brewer Street. Reports mention rich dress loans, Prussia-Austria moves, Chevalier de St George’s income, and various court, tax, and public notices including proceedings at the Lords, Chancery, and King’s Bench. Weathered items include earthquakes near Cape St Vincent, arrests, graft, and local marriages and deaths with prices for corn and bounties on exports.
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London
William Whitehead
Dr. Boyce
Greek-street
Soho
Hickford’s
Brewerstreet
Spitalfields
Constantinople
Crimea
Poland
Prussia
Austria
Chevalier de St. George
House of Lords
Lord Clare
House of Peers
Lord Irnham
Berkley, Square
Dublin
Foot Guards
Royal
Duke of Gloucester
Coldstream
Lord Tyrawley
Pectoral Lozenges of Tolu by T Greenough at Ludgate Street
The public is warned counterfeit versions of these Tolu lozenges. Prepared by T Greenough at No 7 Ludgate Street London they claim to ease coughs hoarseness and chest injuries. An eminent chemist obtained damages in 1769 for selling fakes. Genuine boxes bear the lid inscription Petoral Lozenges prepared by T Greenough etc.
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T. Greenough
King’s Arms
Ludgate-street
London
W. Bayley
Persumer
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
Pirdie
North Parade
Bath
King’s Bench
Chymiff
Ludgate Street
Bansam
Tol
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