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Extract from the Salisbury Journal for 2nd Febuary 1756. Mary Lansdown jailed for stealing from Arthur Green at the Crown Inn.
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Extract from Salisbury Journal 26th July 1756. Quarter Sessions finds Captain and crewman of vessel guilty of theft and sentenced to be whipped. They break out and escape.
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Extract from Salisbury Journal 8th December 1746 describing importer, George Tito's, auction of wine, brandy and two famous Privateers the "Serione" and "Countess de la Marke"
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Museum Ref No: PPS190336p9bAdvertisement, Venner's Garage, Commercial Road, Parkstone. Poole and Parkstone Standard, 19th March 1936
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Extract from Salisbury Journal of 8th May 1739 concerning a lightning strike to the "Three Brothers" of Poole, John Phippard, master.
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Extract from Salisbury Journal 22nd January 1753 describing a violent storm which had fatal consequences. The "Young Green" of Poole was lost off the Isle of Wight, the master, Pearce and two men saved, but six men lost.
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Museum Ref No: PPS040636p11bPhotograph of bridal group at the wedding of Miss D Vosper at St. John's, Parkstone, taken from the Poole and Parkstone Standard, 4th June 1936
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Transcription of extract from the Salisbury Journal 11th March 1740 reads:
"The ship which Capt. Wadham found at sea, without any person on board, and put his mate and 5 hands into it is safely arrived at Pool. The ship and cargo will amount to several thousand pounds."
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Extract from the Salisbury Journal for 31 May 1756. War declared on France. Shipping movements curtailed. "Fox", privateer, preparing to sail.
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Report of Mr. Waring's speech. Extract from Poole Pilot October 1868
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