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The London Daily Post and General Advertiser

Date of Article: 20/06/1735
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a n d G E N E R A L A D V E R T I S E R. F R I D A Y , j U N E 20, 1735- C O V E N T - G A R D E N . By Her M A J E S T Y ' S Command. AT the Theatre- Roval in Covent- Garden, on Wednefday next, being the 25th of June, will be perform'd a NewA O pera, J Lca ll'd C I N A. Pit and Boxes to be put together, and no Perfons to be admitted without Tickets, which will be deliver'd that Day, at the Olhce in Covent- Garden Theatre, at Half a Guinea each. Firft Gallery 4 s- Upper Gallery i s . bd. By her MAJESTY'S Command, No Perlons whatever to be admitted behind the Scenes. To begin at Seven o'clock. TH E Nine Prints, from the Paintings of Mr. Ho O A * TH. one reprefenting a Fair, and the other a Rakes Frogrefs, are now printing off, and will be r ® dy to be deliver d to the Subscribers on the a 5th Inftant. , . Subfcriptions will be taken at Mr. H o t i a r n s, the Golden Head in Leicefter- Fields, ' till the 23d Inftant, and .10 longer, at Halt a Ouin. a to be oaid on Subfcribing, and one Guinea more on Delivery ot tne tPwrion tGs uaint etahse, Tacicmored ianbgo vtoe - mtheen Pti+ onop'do f; a lsa. fter which the Pr„ ic• e,„ ,• w„ i„ l l bWe N. B. Afr. Ho^ ARTB and Isobligdto defer the Publication and Delivery ef the abovefaid Prints'till the 2Stb Infiant, y, to cure bit Property, purfuant to an Atl of Parliament pas d laft S effiorj tofeeure all nenv- inJnted Prints, that fh. all be pablifh'dafter the z¥ b Inftant, from being copied • without Confint of the Proprietor, and thereby predentin? a fcandabus and unj: ift Caflom [ hitherto frafhjed - with Impunity) ofmaidm and vending baje Copies of Original Prints, to the manijejt Injury of the " Author, and the great Difpouragemcnt of the Arts of Painting and Engraving. CErtain Printfellers intending not only to injure Mr. Hogarth in his Property, but . alfo to impofe ' their bafe Imitations " of his Rake's tsogrek on the Publick, he, in order to prevent fuck fcandalous Practices, and Jhew the Rake's Progrefs exaBly ( which the Imitators by Memory cannot pretend to) is obligd to permit bis Original Prints to be clojely copied, and the faid Copies will be publijhed in a few Days, and fold at is, 6 d. each Sett, by Tho. Eakewell, Print and MapJ'eller, next Johnfons Court in Fleet - Jlreet, London, N- B. The ufiial Allowances will be made to Bookleliers Printfellers, and others in Town and Country, who fell -& esj- E£. 2in;, and ;> I1 Perfons may fafely fell the faid Copies without incurring any Penalty for fo doing, Mr. Hogarth having confented to the Publication and Sale thereof purfuant to the A d of Parliament- WHerpas of late fome or other are daily advertifing their making of " PUNCH at the fame Prices, off as goo/ Ingredients, and 10 the fame Perfeflion, as I do ; as alfo Writing under their' Signs or Shew- Boarfis, purporting the fame. Let me advife all fuch, as they value their own Credit, and the Succefs qf their Undertaking, to have no Dealings with Brandy- Adulterers of any fort, nor in any Shape whatever. The Defire I have that Gentlemen mny be better accommodated ( Wines being fo generally and juftly complain'd of) and that PUNCH may have its due Reputation every where; and that it may be really made as advertifed; and that all thofe, who propofe to imitate me, may do mc no Difreputation, and may meet with Succefs and Approbation in their feveral Neighbourhoods, I have provided large Quantities of Infill? ^ a well- cholen line Old Batavia Arrack, |/| xf Jamaica Rum, and French Brandy, as any l | | fe in Town; which I fell ( WARRANTED) || jj; V neat as Imported, viz. " Arrack at s. Wf Brandy and Rum at 8 s. per Gailon ; that lever had, nor eyer will have any but fuch in my Poffeffion; I do • r , and will at all Times, appeal to the proper Officers and Offices, t the Truth hereof, which very few Dealers will venture to do. I Buy and Sell for Ready Money only. ONDON PUNCH- HOUSE, , . A C I J R 77 V LUDGATE- HILL. JA. A S H L E X. It A( This Day is publiflfd, Price 6 d . ( Purfuant to the printed Propofals,) ' , Correct and beautiful Edition of a Tragedy, L caird The AMBITIOUS STEPMOTHER. Written by N. Rowi:, Efq; The Subfcribers are defired to give in their Names and . Places of Abode to W. Feales, A. Bettefworth, F. Clay, R. Wellington, C. Corbet, and J. Brindiey. SUBSCRIPTIONS are alfo taken in By R. Robinfon, C. Rivington, T. Aftiey, and S. Auften in St. Paul's Church- yard ; T, Longman, J. Batley, and J. Osborne, in Pflter- nofter Row ; J. Knaptonand Comp. and W. Innys andComp. in Ludgate- ftreet ; W. Meadows, T. Hatchet, and H. Whitridge in jCornhili; S. Birt in Ave- Mary Lane ; R. Ware in Warwick- Lane; *~\ J. Pemberton, T. Wotton, B. Motte, H. Lintot, J. Stephens, T. bhuckburgh, L. Gilliver, T. Worral], F. Cogan, Meff. Ward and Chandler, R. Turbut, and J. Wellington, in Fleet- ftreet; Meff. Ward and Wickfteed in the* Temple; J. Gray and R. Hett, in the Poultry ; J. Clark in Duck- Lane ; A. Ward in Little- Britain; i'. Tonfon, D. " Browne, W. Bickerton, A. Millar, and J. Wilcox, in tnC Strand ; J. Jackfon, Pail- Mall; J. Joiiiffe, St. James's- ftreet; J. Stagg and N. Ryal, in Weftminfter- Hail; S. Baker, in Ruffel- "- » et, Covent- Garden ; T. Payne in Birtiopfgate- ftreet; R. Williamf in Holborn; J. Worrail, at the Dove in Bell- Yard, near Temple- I j and by moft other Bo& kfcllcrs in Town and Country. Deal, June 18. H E King's Ships and Outward- bound in my laft remain. Arrived Spanifh- Town Fa& or, Grey, from Jamaica, Wind S. W. SsSSsSJ Dantzick, June 13. The Deputies of our Regency at Peterfburg have written to the Magillrates, that they had an Audience of Leave of the Emprefs of Ruffia the 31ft of May ; and that it was afterwards declared to them, that out of Regard for their Sollicitations, her Czarian Majefty was pleafed to difcharge the Regency from paying the Million of Florins which they were amerced for King Staniflaus's Efcape ; but that that Princefs infifted upon the entire Payment of the 350,000 Crowns, to which tiie third Payment of the Mulft ftipulated by the Capitulation amounts. By our laft Letters from Thorn we learn, tliat the Primate's Zeal and Affection for King Staniflaus were not Proof againft the horrid Scenes the poor Old Prelate figured to himfelf of fuffering in the Defarts of the Ukraine. Finding himfelf upon the Road to Pultulk, he at laft declared, that he would lubmit to King Augultus III. and was ready to recognize him for King of Poland. Upon this, he was immediately carried back to Thorn, where he wrote a Letter of Submiffion to King Auguftus; and it was carried to Warfaw by the Officer whom the Commandant had before nominated to carry the joyful News thither. 1 he Court immediately difpatched Orders to Thorn, to fet the Primate entirely at Liberty, and to treat him with all the Refpe£ t due to his Rank and Chara& er. He will Ihortly fet out for his Palace of Lowitz, and from thence he will proceed, as foon as he has a little recovered his Fatigue, to Warfaw, to pay his Duty to the King. ' Tis written from divers Provinces of tie Kingdom, that tlx Polilh Troops, which continued to make Excurfions there, and to ruin the Country, had received Orders from King Staniflaus, to lay down their Arms, and to return to their ancient Dwellings. That Prince cannot endure, that the Zeal they exprefs for him fhould tend to his Country's Deltruftion. He promifes himfelf greater Advantages fome other way. We learn from Warfaw, that they began there the 6th Inftant to hold a Council of Senators, wherein divers Affairs are to be fettled in relation to the Tranquillity of Poland. Piar. cfort, June 19. Prince Eugene i; returned to the Camp at Bruchfal, from the Vifu he has made to all the Polts that are in the Hands of the Imperialifts along the Rhine. M. deColigny, Lieutenant- Colonel of the Garrifon in Mentz, who is charged with a fecret Correfpondence with the Generals of the French Army, has been conduced to that C'amp, under a Guard of 60 Men, to be examin'd in Prince Eugene's Prefence. That General has lately reinforced all the Imperial Pofts in the Neighbourhood of Mentz. The French are not yet preparing to pafs the Rhine ; nor will hardly be able to do it yet a while, theRains and ineltsd Snows having greatly fwell'd that River. The Marihal de Coigny begins to make Difpofitions again, as if he defigned to lay Siege to Mentz. He has fent Orders for 1000 Horfes, and 1500 Waggons with four Horfes, or drawn by four Oxen, to be got together Yefterday at Denheim, at the Foot of the Mountain of Oppenheim. He has likewife fent for 1000 Peafants from Lorrain, to make Paiifades. The French Troops continue to cannonade thofe of the Empire in their Pofts on the other fide of the Rhine. Frankfort, June 19. The Imperial Troops which compole the Camp at Bruchfal, are ftill order'd from time to time to hold themfelves in a Readinefs to march. The Saxon Troops are marched from their Quarters near Ltdenburg, and are now encamped over- againft Mentz. The Imperial Huflars, animated by fome Advantages, refolved to make Excurfions of a much more hazardous Nature than what they " had done of late. Three Hundred of them paffed the Rnine fome days ago, under the Cannon af Mentz, and advanced to the Valley of Nieder Ulm, with defign to carry off a Body of French Horfe as they were forraging. Brigadier Kleinholtz, pofted at Udenheim, being informed of their Defign, fuftered them to approach. Being got within a little Diftance, he divided his 2000 Horfe and 400 Foot into 4 Bodies, and furrounded the Huffars : Moft of them were killed or wounded ; but fome fought their way through and got off. They are going to ereft a new Battery of 7 Cannon and 4 Mortars at Mentz. ' Tis faid, the Eledtor of Bavaria has publickly declared, that he will carry fome great Enterprize into Execution, the very Moment that the Ruffian Troops prefume to fet Foot upon his Land. The Camps which that Prince has formed in different Places, have caufed a Refolutjon to be taken, not to ftrip Neuremberg of the Artillery that was to have been taken from thence and fent to the Rhine. » L O N D O N . Yefterday the Rt. Hon. Sir R. Walpole fignified by Letter to the Rt. Hon. the Ld. Ch. Baron, and the other Barons of the Court of Exchequer, that he defigned to be prefent the fecond Day of Michaelmas Term next in the faid Court of Exchequer at the giving Judgment in the Affair between the Ealt India Company and Mr. Naith. His Majefty has been pleafed to create William Duffie, Efq; a Peer of Ireland, by the Name, Stile and Title of Baron of Cracow, in the County of Carlovv in the laid Kingdom ; and on Wednefday Letters Patents pafs'd the Great Seal accordingly. Yefterday Morning about r 1 o'CIock, died at his Chambers in Lincoln's- Inn, Sir Edward Turner, Bart, fo created by his prefent Majefty ; he married Mary, Daughter of Sir Gregory Page of Greenwich in Keft, Bart. Sifter to the prefent Sir Gregory ; and is fucceeded in Dignity and Eftate by his Son now Sir Edward Turner, Bart- a young Gentleman about 18. Sir Edward is reckon'd to have died worth upwards of 100,0001. he purchafed not many years fince, a fine Eftate at Bicefter in Oxfordfhire, formerly belonging to the antient Family of the Glynne's. On Wednefday Night laft about i c o'CIock the Corpfe of Mrs. Eleanor Snow Glynn, who died the Friday before, in the 65th Year of her Age, at her Houfe in Effex- ftreet, was decently interr'd in a Vault, at the upper End of the South Ifle in the Temple Church. She was Relitf to Mr. Glynn Attorney at Law, who died about 10 years fince, and was interr'd in the fame Vault. Laft Night the Corpfe of Jonathan Fogg, Efq; who died of the Small Pox at Mr. Merrit's in Crutched Fryars, ', aged about 18, was, after lying in State at Ironmongers Hall, carried and interred in a decent manner in Allhallows Staining ; he was eldeft Son of Jonathan F onn don Bridge this Day, at 37 Mir. utes* after 11 in tne Morning. Yelterday, South- Sea Stock was 79 3 4th;. Ditto Old Annuities 104- 103 3 4 t h s - i o 4 3 Xths— 104. Ditto New 104 3 4^ 5- 105- 104 1 half a 5 Sths for the Opening Bunk Stock 133 .^ half. India Ditto 146 3 4ths- i46 i half, Books Ihur. Three per Cent. Annuities 1726 1 - 3 1 92 1 4th. ' Million Bank 107. Royal Aflurance, 100 1. paid in 97 3 4ths. London Affiirance, 13 1. paid in 12 1 8th- Mine Adventure Shares 7 1. 10 s. Bank Circulation 71. 15 s. Prem. South- Sea Bonds 2 1. Prem. India, ditto 3 1. 15 s. 12s. 15s. Prem. Three perCent. ditto 2 1. Prem. Afriean 17. Englilh Copper 2 1. 2 s. V/ elfli ditto, Books ( hut. Three and a half per Cent. Exchequer Orders 2 per Cent. Dilc. Salt Tallies 2 1 half per Cent. Prem. B E L L O S T E ' s P I L LS. UNiverfally approv'd of as the fineft Purifier of the Blood, and a prelent Cure for all Pains in the Joints, or. any Breakings out, Scurf on the Skin, or Leproiy ; and many other Difeafes incident to human Nature. Alio a never- failing Remedy f o r the Gout. Price 1 0 I the whole Box, and 10 s. the Half Box. Sold only ac the Blue Flower- Pot aver the Door, the lower end of Bafinghall- ftreet near London- W a l l ; and ac Mrs. Giles's, a Milliner at the Blue- Ball near the Temple- Gate in Fleet- ftreet ; and no where e l f e in England. Juft publijh'd, Eight Prints curioufty dfftgrid and engraved by fome of the - heft Artifts, PROGRESS of a RAKE, exem- . JWjpBied in the Adventures of Ramble Grips, Efq; Son Sir Pofitive Gripe. Printed* ror Henry Overton without Newgate, Thomas Bowles in St. P.- il's Church- yard ; John Bowles in Cornhill; John King in the Poultry, aqd folj by the other Printfsllers of London and Weftminfter- This Day is publifhed, A Plain Account of the Nature and End of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. In which all the Texts in the. NewTeitament, relating to it, are produced and explained; and the wfcule Doctrine about it, drawn from them alone. To which 3te auu^ J^ Vrirfms of Prayer. Printed for ' James, John, and Paul Knapton, at the Crown in Ludgate- ftreet, * This Day is publijhed, ™ The Second Edition, neatly printed in 8< vo. ( Price' Four- Pence Stitch'd) By MR. THOMSON, Author of the Seafons and Liberty, « a Poem. ATragedy called SOPHONISBA. As it * A^ ed at the Theatre- Royal in Drury- Lsne. r Printed, and fold by John Olborn, at the Golden-. Ball in Paternodrrjlow. Where may be had, | following P L A Y S in Twelves, Ofiavo, and Quarto, t » at FOUR PEHCE each. Footman Lady's Philofophy Fatal Love Medea ' TWELVES. AnnaBulIen Country Wife Albion Queens Wife to be .' Lett Oroonoko . Cnefar Hor^ ia ' Love for Money ' j^ Mithridates King of Earl of Effex 1' onfife * Ifland Princefs QUARTO. Coun't/^ Wit Libertine Scornful Lady Sir W. Ralegh Valentinian Don Sebaftian OCTAVO. Wife for a Month Seipio Atricaniis Eurydice Wit at feveral Weap PctticcMt Plotter Imperial Captives Woman- Hater C l o u i J ^ Antiochus Humorous Lieutenant -• • Brit^ cusand Alex- Ciefar in / 5Egypt Love lies Bleeding i ^ l B Henry IV. of France Spanilh Curate t P S u t ^ y o r World's Spartan Dame Chances ' J h t t i o l W Two Harlequins Cuftom of Country « jP| Li- igants Roman Aftor Coxcomb ^ ^ fottenham Court Three Hours after Bonduca J m y / i m Excufe Marriage Bloody Brothers T f Sh^ Gallants Alexis' Paradife Maid's Tragedy M Country Houljf Ufurpcr Double Marriage PcrkinWarbecJc Love in a Forell Ifland Princefs ° Ele& flT Lottery Loyal Subjeft Oedipu', K. of Thebes Sultanefs Love's Cure Love in'Tears Edwin Prophetefs y Quaker's Wedding Mad Lovers Pilgrim Devil in Wine Cellar Wedding Beggar's B11U1 Dr. Fauftus Bay's Opera Maid in the Mill Hum. of Purgatory Female Fortune- teller Thomfon'sSophonifoa Northern Lafs Female Fop Artful Huftand Woman a Riddle Female Parfon Jane Gray Bold Stroke for a Wife Fall of Saguntum Perfidious Brother Beau's Duel Henry V. 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Of divers fpecial Qjfes in th « Court ofKingV- Bench, as well in the latter End of the Rc'jn of Qe ' en Elizabeth, as in the firfi JO Years of King T imes. With two Tables, one of the Names 01 rhe Cafes, the other of the Principal Matters. Printed for W. Ftales, at^- owe's- Heai, againft St. Clement's Church in the Strand ; f - Brindley, at the King's Arms in New Bond- ftreet j J. Worrali, at the Dove in Bell- Yard, near Li. ncoln's- Inn ; C. Corbett- at Add! Ton's Head, and R. Wellington at the Dolphin and Crown, both without Temple- Barr. To- morrow will be publifFd, No. L X V . [ Containing Eight Sheets for 1 s.) Being the Eighth of Volume III. of MR . B A Y L E ' S Hiftorical and Critical Bifiionary, carefully collated with the feveral Editions of the Original, in which many Paflages are reftored, and the Whole greatly augmented, particularly with a Tranflation of the Quotations from eminent Writers in various Languages. Revifed and corredted By Mr. DES MAHEAUX, F- R. SPrinted for Meflieurs Knapton, Midwinter. Brotherton, Bettefworth and Hitch, Hiz. ird, Tonfon, Innys and Manby, Longman, Ward and Wickftead, Meadows, Woodward, Mntte, Hinihliffe, Walthoe, jun. Symon, Cox, " ard, Brown, Birt, Bickerron, Aftle. y, Auften, Gilliver, Lintot, Whitridge, Willock. Of whom mzy be had, The Firft Volume, to which is prelix'd the Life of the Author, written by Mr. Des Maizeaux, and now revifed, correfted, and enlarg'd. Aifo Gentlemen may be oblig'd with the Life feparate. N. B. By the Advice of feveral Learned and Ingenious Gentlemen, the Undertakers of this Tranflation determine to preferve Mt. BAS- LE'S Work entire; but they intend to publiih, At Three Half- pence a Sheet. The LIVES of the moft eminent Men, particularly thofe of Great Britain and Ireland not mention'd by Mr. B A Y I E . toward wlrch they have been already favour'd with many valuable Materials never yet publilh'd. On Thar [ day, June f , was publiflfd, ( With his Majefly'i Royal License and Protection) Containing Twenty Sheets, Price 3 s. NUMBER XXIV. ( In which are included the Lives of Boadicca, the Briti/ h Queen ; Syl- i vie Bocconi; Sir Thomas Bodley ; Dr. Laurence Bodiey ; Hedtor j Boetius, the Scots Hiftprian ; Boetius,, Author of the Confolation i of Philofophy ; Mr. John Bois, one of the Englifh Tranflatore of the Bible ; Boileau ; Anne Boleyn, with the Copy of the Indictment a^ ainft her, never before printed ; Edmond Bolton, Author of Nero C; eiar, with Extracts from an original Manufcript of his, never publilh'd, concerning the Antiquity of London; Cardinal Bona ; John Bond, Author of the Notes upon Horace ; and feveral other new and curious Articles:) Being the Sixth of the Third Volume, of AGeneral Dictionary, Hiftorical and Critical ; in which a new and accurate Tranflation of thatof the celebrated Mr. BA VIE, with the Correiftions and Obfervations printed in the late Paris Edition, is included and interfpers'd j with feveral Thoufand Lives never before publifli'd- The whole containing the Hiftory of the moft Iliuftrious Perfons of all Ages and Nations, particularly tho'fe of Great- Britain and Ireland, diftinguifiied by their Rank, A& ions, Learning, and other Aecompli/ hments. With Reflexions on fuch PafTages of Mr, Bayle, as feem to favour Scepticism and the Maniche Syftem. By The kev. Mr. " John Peter Bernard, The Rev. Mr. Thomas Birch, Mr. John Lockman, and other Hands. Printed for G. Strahan, J. Clarke, and T . Hatchett, in Cornhill; J. Gray in the Poultry; J. fiatley and J. Wood, in Pater- nofter Row ; T. Worrall, J. Shuckburgh, in Fleet- ftreet; J. Wilcox, A. Millar, C. Corbett, in the Strand ; T . Olborne, in Gray's- Inn ; J. Brindley, in New Bond- ftreet; C. Ward and R. Chandler, in Fieet- ftreet, and at their Shop in Scarborough ; and fold by J. Roberts in Warwick- Lane. Of whom Proposals for this Work may be had gratis. 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Intermixed with Reflections, deferibing the Heart of Man in all its Variety of Paflions and Difguifes ; alfo fome curious Particulars of OLIVERS Hiftory and Amours; and feveral remarkable Paliages, which happen'd in the Reign of King Charles II. never before made publick. In 5 vol. l2mo. Price 12 s. 6 d. N. B. The 3d, 4th, and <; th Volumes may be had alone. 2. The CHOICE, a Collection of the moft Celebrated EngJift a nd Scotch Songs, in 3 vol. i2mo. Price 6 s. Or any Volume iingle. Price 2 s. 3. LA BELLE ASSEMBLER: Being a Collection of very remarkable Incidents, which happen'd to Perfons of the firft Quality in France. Interfpers'd with entertaining and improving Obfervations made bv them on feveral Pafl'ages in Hiftory, both ancient and modern. Written in French for the Entertainment of the King, by Mad. de Gomez. Tranflated • into Englifli. The Third Edition, in 4 vol. izmo. Adorn'd with Copper- Plates. Price 10 s. 6 d. 4. POEMS on feveral SubieiSs by STE PHE N DUCK. The Ninth Edition. To which are added, feveral Poems by the fame Author not in any former Edition. Alfo a Copy of VE R SE S from a MI I. LE R in Ireland, ( OSTEPHES DUCK, 8VO. Price 6 d. A Collection of Novels and Tales of the Fairies. Written by that celebrated Wit of France the Countefs D'Anois. In 3 vol. Price 7 s. 6d. 6. A new Hiftory of England, byQueflion and Anfwer. Extracted from the moft celebrated Englifh Hiftorians, particularly M. De Rapin Thoyras. This Book is deferring of a Place in the bejl Study; and yet is Jo eafy and intelligible, that it will delight ar. d imfrr. ve the meanefl Ur. derjianding to that Degree, that even Children way become excellent Hiftorians and give a good Account of thefe Kingdoms, and the Government thereof. d\ f /.> rubified, e Seventh and Eighth Volumes, {;•> cn- tl.- te the STATE- TRIALS, in Six Volumes) in Tziio ; f Collection of STATE- TRIALS, and _ Proceedings upon HIGH- TREASON, and other CRIME.-? and MI SDE ME A NO V IV s : From the Reign of King EdivardVl. to the- Present Time. Containing, among many others now firft printed from Manufcripts, or firft collected- together. i . The Trial of Davilon for M> fprijion and Contempt, in lending down the Warrant to behead tho Queen of Scots. 17. The Trial of Miles Sindercome for High- Treafon, in Confpiring and Imagining tliepeath of Oliver Cromwell. i 3 . Proceedings agaimt Archihil'V Marquis cf Argyle, for Hi;: h- Treafon A very imperfect Account of this T r i a l , con f a i r - ing not one ioth Part of it, - is , incerted in Stats- Tryals in Foho, vol. 2. p. 213. 19. T h e Trial of Lord Morley before the Houfe of Peers for Murder. 2q. Proceedings in the Court of King's Bench. Exchequer, and Houfe of Peers, in the Cafe of Sir Samuel Barnard: lion, Bei? t. ag- inft Sir William, Soame Sheriff of Suffolk, for a falje Return . of a Knight oj the Shire. 9 21. T h e memorable Proceedings between the Hcufeof Lords and Commons, on an Appeal being brought by Dr. Shirley againft Sir John Fagg, and others their Members. 22. Proceedings againft Mr. Francis Jenks, for a Speech made by him on the Huftings at Guildhall. 23. The great Cafe of Monopolies, between the Eaft- India Company and Mr. Sandys. ' Thefe ' were in the Reign oj King Charles II. 24. 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Father’s Day Brunch Recipes

| June 26, 2018 | 2 Replies
Father’s Day Brunch Recipes

Watch my epic cooking video from the garden and come back here for the recipes!

Kaye’s Crustless Vegetable Quiche

Father's Day Brunch Recipes-Quiche

Kaye’s Vegetable Quiche

Mix or beat on low speed:

1/2 c. mayonaise

1/2 c. milk

2 tbl. flour

2 eggs

10-14 oz. grated swiss, or other firm cheese

Then add:

1 1/2 c. sweet potato leaves, or other greens, loosely sliced

1/8 c. scallions, chopped fine

1/4 c. green pepper, chopped

1/2 c. cherry tomatoes, sliced

1/2 tsp. turmeric powder

1/2 tsp. ajwain

Salt & Pepper to taste

Mix together, pour into greased quiche pan. Bake at 350° until top is lightly browned, about 30 minutes.

Kaye’s Squash Muffins

Father's Day Brunch Recipes-Muffins

Kaye’s Squash Muffins

Combine into large mixing bowl:

2-3 c. cooked winter squash, mashed

1/4 c. melted butter

1 egg

1 tsp. baking soda, dissolved in 1 tbl. of water

Stir, then add:

3/4 c. sugar

1/2 tsp. cinnamon

1/4 tsp. nutmeg

1/4 tsp. allspice

pinch of salt

Stir, then work in:

2 c. of pastry flour

Fill greased muffin tins 2/3 full. Bake at 375° for 25-30 minutes (depending on size of muffin, for smaller size, check for doneness after 20 minutes).

Please let me know if you enjoyed Father’s Day Brunch Recipes!

As you may have noticed, I’ve been spending a lot of time uploading content to my YouTube channel. With the algorithms changed to demand quantity on YouTube, I’ve been stretched pretty thin editing. Since my arm is much better, maybe 85% of what it was before the injury, I’ve been working non-stop to bring viewers quality videos. I refuse to sacrifice quality, so that means more work. And less time for my website, which is not good. So I plan to do another post this week about planting flowers to attract beneficial insects. I have touched on this in numerous videos, but this post will be specifically about that. So, look forward to that. In the meantime, please let me know what you enjoy most on this website, so I can direct my energies towards that. And if you want to support my work to inspire people to get in touch with their soil, be kind to Mother Nature and it’s creatures, while taking back food security by growing their own food, please consider helping in some of these ways:

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  1. Sarah says:

    Your recipe for the vegetable quiche seems to be incomplete; maybe it was on purpose but where are the spices you’ve mentioned on the video? And its related quantities?
    If it was a way to get people to look for the recipe on your webpage, it worked, even if it only lead to disappointment.

    • You are so right and I deeply apologize. In my haste to get the post ready at the exact time the video was published, I forgot I added a couple of things not on the usual recipe. 1/2 tsp. turmeric and 1/2 tsp ajwain (Indian spice) and salt and pepper to taste. I hope you haven’t made it yet, and can add these. However, I made the quiche for 30 years without adding anything but a dash of salt and pepper. All the best, Kaye

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Cross-Disciplinary education shaping social justice

April 02, 2019

In her first year at Penn Law, Kiara Vaughn L’18 decided she wanted to to start a business that would connect underprivileged high school students with mentorship and employment opportunities. She knew she needed an education that would prepare her to succeed. Recently, Vaughn shared how her cross-disciplinary education at Penn Law helped her achieve her goals.

Penn Law: Did you enjoy participating in cross-disciplinary programming while matriculating at Penn Law?

KV: Participating in cross-disciplinary programming while at Penn Law — be it through my Non-Profit Administration Certificate at the Fels Institute of Government or at the Law School through the Journal of Law and Social Change and the Detkin Intellectual Property & Technology Clinic — was the highlight of my law school career. If I had to go back and do it all again, I’d probably try to fit even more cross-disciplinary experiences into my law school experience!

PL: Why did you choose the Non-Profit Certificate at the Fels Institute of Government?

KV: I chose to do the Non-Profit Administration Certificate at the Fels Institute of Government because I had decided in my 1L year that I was going to create a company to serve disadvantaged high school students and match them with mentorship and job opportunities. I knew I didn’t have much experience in this area, and that in order to succeed, I would need to understand not only the legal side of creating a business but also the administrative side of running a successful public benefit business. The certificate met my expectations with flying colors — not only did I gain important skills that have helped ensure that my business succeeds, I met my current business partner during my first class at Fels. And after a successful first year, our programming has been acquired by KIPP Philadelphia Public Schools. In particular, our programming will be integrated into the KIPP Dubois Collegiate Academy, the partner school we worked with during our first year. I will be volunteering to help ensure a smooth transition and continued success.

PL: What did you enjoy most about taking non-law classes while at Penn Law?

KV: I particularly enjoyed the opportunity to extend my network. One of the things you learn in Law School is that networking and connecting with people is really important to your success.

I was also able to meet people with different types of skills and get varied perspectives on the concepts I was learning at Fels and in Law School. For example, in one of my non-profit certificate classes, we were talking about starting a business, specifically a corporation. At the time I was also taking Corporations at Penn Law so I came to the Fels class with my own ideas about what went into starting a company. But talking about this topic with students who came at it from different angles, including the government and public interest perspective, really opened my eyes and helped ensure that when I decided to start my own company I would not only focus on the legal side of things, but make sure I was a creating a company that could actually do good.

I also just loved making friends with people in other programs. I had the pleasure of developing some great relationships with students at Fels and I know that after we graduate I will have a whole additional group of friends and network from the Penn Community.


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Executive leadership style: Nature or nurture?

By Rob Silberstein|19 November 2019
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There are many people who struggle to see a person with a disability as being a leader or possessing leadership qualities. This attitude has existed since time immemorial and continues to pervade executive leadership today, writes Rob Silberstein.

I am confronted daily with a cultural assumption that my disability equates to an inability to operate in the world as an equal. And yet here I am, having been confronted with extreme workplace and institutional discrimination, I have completed medical school, law school and I am now running my own law firm.

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In this sense, my experience of living with a disability has impacted on the vision I have of myself as a leader, however, it would be short-sighted to say that this is the beginning and the end of the matter.

Throughout my education and professional career I have been fortunate to have wonderful mentors and teachers. Sometimes they were very tough with me. I can recall many times when I dreaded the sight of the red pen while I was a junior lawyer (I am sure many junior professionals can relate to this feeling of not living up to the standards of their mentor). These experiences have made me into the professional that I am today. They forced me to reconsider my professional responsibilities and the importance of working to the expectations of the client.

The mentorship I experienced has engendered in me a commitment to mentoring our junior team members, motivating them to excel professionally and explore their professional potential. I believe a good leader models effective mentorship fostering a culture of gratitude and appreciation of the individual efforts of each team member, while at the same time teaching them to be a better professional version of themselves. This can sometimes mean hearing hard truths.

The desire to equip the young professionals who I lead with a professional toolbox has not stemmed from my experience of living with a disability. Rather, it has been born from the positive experience mentorship that has played in shaping who I am today.

My experience of living with a disability has certainly provided me with endless challenges through which I have had to navigate, not always because of the disability but most often because of the attitudes held by people towards me having a disability in the first place. I have had to fine-tune my communication skills in order to advocate for myself.

I hope that I have changed the attitudes of the people whom I have met and paved a way in which life is a little easier for those who do not have the means to advocate for themselves. Modelling corporate responsibility and community engagement is a significant part of my leadership style. I am a passionate advocate of equality and justice for people less fortunate in our broader community. I am committed to advancing the rights and lives of people who have disabilities (physical, intellectual and mental).

Would I be the leader that I am today if I had not experienced the challenges that I have? My disability has given me an insight into the importance that leaders play in effecting social change and influencing broader social attitudes. In this moment of time in history, when people are losing faith in leadership and in the qualities of what makes a good leader, I believe it is even more important that our leaders are accountable.

My disability has given me the opportunity to see the power leadership has in determining another person’s experience of life. It can be used as a tool to obfuscate or as a tool to empower.

So in my quest to go about my life “just being me”, I can say that my disability has had a significant impact on the development of my leadership style – hopefully for the better!

Rob Silberstein is the principal of Silberstein & Associates.

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A newsletter audience is a captive and invested one. Subscribers receive your e-mails because, by definition, they have asked for them in one way or another, a fact reflected in a high (22 percent) average open rate, according to a study conducted by Constant Contact.

Besides that, newsletters are turnkey and affordable to put together, no matter how large your marketing team (you definitely won't need a $30,000-per-post influencer to create and publish it for you).

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When it comes to Marketing, it doesn’t have to be something new and shiny. It can be old school and effective. I like to refer to is as going back to the basics. Lead Boxes worked in the past. You may have taken a break, but I can assure you, Lead Boxes still work and by combining the leads you receive with an Email Newsletter, you will be increasing your ROI!

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Sell It in the Subject

Think of your subject line as a click-worthy headline on a busy news site: It has to grab attention if you want people to open and read it. According to e-mail marketing tool MailChimp, the subject lines that lead to the highest open rates are typically short (50 or fewer characters), informative, and--when possible--localized to your area. At our editorial marketing company Masthead Media, we've found that it's helpful to A/B test two very different subject lines and determine which is "grabbier" before sending the e-mail to a wider audience.

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There is an element of trial and error to figuring out how many marketing e-mails your customers want to receive. If you see negative feedback in your e-mail analytics--specifically spikes in your unsubscribe or spam rates--pull back on your frequency. To be safe, you can even let your customers control how often they receive emails when they sign up, and allow them the option to change this at any point.

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The rate of people opening e-mails for the first time from a mobile device has increased by a whopping 180 percent over the past three years. It's now the most popular way people are opening mails. The takeaway here is as important as it is obvious: Optimize your e-mails for mobile viewing or risk certain deletion.


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Lea Graham Associates MD, Susan Fleet appointed networking ambassador for GDB

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If you’d like to be mentored by Susan, MD of LGA, or if you’d like to come on work experience, click here.

One of the proudest moments in our 30-year history was seeing LGA founder and MD Susan Fleet receiving the honour of Bright FM Fundraiser of the Year in 2015.

It was awarded in recognition of the sterling work Susan has put into organising charitable events since 1970 – when she staged her first musical concert at the tender age of just 13 to get her own back on the church choir that wouldn’t let her in because she was a girl!

Since then, Susan, supported by the LGA team – most notably her husband, Graham – has arranged four musical events a year, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity and culminating in a never-to-be forgotten Night of 100 Voices, staged in Burgess Hill in 2015. Having assembled some of the finest voices in the business, including stars of screen and stage who donated their time and talent for free, the event raised in excess of £9,000 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.

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Laptop fires or laptop explosions may occur if there is some issue with the electrical aspects of a laptop computer. In many cases, the laptop fire may begin with a battery explosion, or with an issue with the laptop charger overheating. Laptop fires are particularly of concern with older laptop models, laptops that use bulky batteries, or discontinued laptop models.

Laptop fires can be dangerous and may lead to:

  • Burn injuries
  • Property damage
  • A loss of important computer files or intellectual property

In some cases, large fires in a home or office may have been started through a laptop fire.

Who Can be Held Liable for a Laptop Fire?

In most cases, a laptop fire is the result of some sort of defect with the device’s battery or power supply charging apparatus. In such cases, the manufacturer or producer of the laptop product may be held liable for injuries or property damage resulting from a laptop fire. Laptop fires can also result from issues with the product’s fan or internal cooling systems; in such cases, the manufacturer could also be held liable if there is a defect with such parts.

In other instances, the user of a laptop might be held liable for injury to others or damage to the property of another person. For instance, if they knew or should have known that there was a fire risk with their laptop, yet continued to use it, they could be held liable for negligence in connection with an injury. An example of this is where a person knows that their laptop has been recalled, yet continue to use it despite warnings and announcements of known laptop fire or laptop explosion risks.

Are There any Legal Remedies for a Laptop Fire Claim?

In some cases, laptop fires can be serious and may require a legal filing to resolve any disputes or issues. In such lawsuits, the remedy will typically be a monetary damages award that is issued to the injured or affected party. Such damages will usually be sufficient to cover losses like medical and hospital costs, rehabilitation and surgery expenses, and other related losses like lost wages or a loss of earning capacity.

Cases where there is a serious issue with a laptop model will also usually result in a recall of the product. If many consumers were injured by the same laptop product, a class action lawsuit may also be filed in connection with the injuries.

Should I Hire a Lawyer for Help with a Laptop Fire Lawsuit?

Laptop fire claims can be complex and often require the help of a lawyer. You may wish to hire a personal injury lawyer in your area if you need assistance with a laptop fire legal claim. Your attorney can provide you with legal research, guidance, and representation for the duration of the process.


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Automobile liability insurance policies usually contain a provision, commonly called the "omnibus clause," extending the coverage of the policy to any person using or responsible for the use of the insured vehicle, provided the actual use is with the permission of the named insured.

How Far Does the Omnibus Clause Extend?

Often, the named insured gives permission to a first permittee, who then gives permission to a third party known as the second permittee. The most common example is when a parent allows a child to use their car, and the child then lets a friend drive. The main issue in determining coverage when this occurs is whether the initial permission included either authority to the first permittee to allow the second permittee to so operate or use the vehicle, or the named insured’s permission to the second permittee to do so.

Most courts hold that the named insured’s permission to another to use the insured automobile does not authorize the first permittee to delegate his right to a third person. However, the named insured’s permission to a second permittee need not be express. Rather, permission may be implied from the nature or scope of the initial permission, or from the conduct of the parties and the particular facts and circumstances.

How Do Courts Determine Whether the Insured Has Given Permission?

In cases where the named insured expressly authorized the original permittee to delegate his right to use the insured vehicle to other persons, the courts have generally ruled that coverage will extend to a second permittee. In cases where the named insured expressly prohibited the original permittee from allowing anyone else to drive, and the second permittee was driving for his own benefit, most courts have taken the position that coverage will not extend to the second permittee.

In cases where the insured did not expressly give permission to allow third party individuals to operate the vehicle, courts are split. Some courts have ruled that a named insured’s grant of unrestricted use of the automobile to another person includes the authority to permit other persons to use the car, and thus the omnibus clause applies.

However, other courts have held that the insured’s silence does not give the first permitee power to delegate. Thus, a second permittee using the car for his own purposes would be denied coverage because the required permission of the named insured was lacking.

Should I Consult an Attorney?

Automobile insurance policies can be complex and confusing, and dealing with your insurance company can be an extremely difficult task. If you feel that your insurance company is wrong in denying your claim, an attorney can help. An attorney can help explain the complex provisions of your policy and help you deal with your insurance company so that you get the coverage you are entitled to.


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Construction Lawyers Give Contractors Hurricane Advice

Just how hurricane-proof is your construction business? We asked three of the top construction lawyers in the Gulf Coast to share advice for contractors to protect their projects — and payments — during hurricane season. These experienced attorneys share actions they recommend contractors take before, during, and after a storm to minimize nature’s impact on their construction business.

Prepare for the worst

“Be careful,” says Aaron Cartwright, a construction attorney from Arlington, Texas. “This is the time when the worst elements of people come out.

“Tools will be stolen, trucks will be stolen, materials will be stolen,” Aaron says. “Con artists will be out in force giving good, hardworking contractors a bad name.

“Supply chains are going to be out of sync so delivery times for everything are going to be delayed,” Aaron continued. “Make sure your insurances are up to date, your equipment is protected, and you inform your clients of potential delays in supplies.”

Oh, and one last thing: Be honest. “Do not take deposits for which you will not be able to perform work,” says Aaron.

Batten down your construction contract

Ben House, a Houston-based construction attorney, advises clients to prepare their construction contract.

“A contractor needs to ensure that any contract it is performing work under contains appropriate force majeure language,” says Ben, “as well as a complete understanding of the parameters of that language.”

Unfortunately, too many contractors don’t act in time. “If your project can conceivably extend into hurricane season,” Ben says, “then by the time a storm rolls into the gulf, it’s too late to include or negotiate such terms.”

Reduce your risk with the right insurance policy

Adam Richards, a Miami-based attorney, tells contractors to take a look at their insurance policy. “Contractors must make sure to protect themselves in their prime and subcontracts with respect to insurance, especially builder’s risk,” he says.

That includes “related issues with respect to waivers of subrogation, deductibles, and potential allegations of negligence in connection with a loss event.”

“When preparing for an approaching storm,” says Adam, “a hurricane plan, collaboration with ownership, and documenting those preparation efforts along with the pre-hurricane condition of the building are essential.”

Adam couldn’t resist sharing one final tip: “Resolve any outstanding issues, i.e. delays, change orders, etc., prior to a potential loss event!”

Action Steps for Gulf Coast Contractors

Have you taken these precautions to protect your projects? Great, but your job isn’t finished yet. In the event of a natural disaster, there are a few key steps contractors can take to enforce and fully take advantage of this preparation.

Payment disputes are bound to arise when projects are interrupted, especially when nobody thinks they’re at fault for a natural disaster. Contractors can prepare by protecting their mechanics lien rights.

It’s always a smart move to send preliminary notice at the start of each job. It’s also a good idea to consult an attorney to review your contracts as well. Ben, Aaron, and Adam are accepting consultations by phone or email.

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Rick has consulted widely with not-for-profit organizations for more than 25 years. He has served as President/CEO of Mennonite Health Services since 1998. Rick’s current consulting work focuses on executive development, strategic positioning and planning, alliance formation, values integration, and not-for-profit board education and development.

Working ecumenically with organizations from many different faith traditions, Rick’s expertise encompasses behavioral health, aging services, developmental disabilities and acute care. He works with national associations and denominational agencies and with congregations.

Rick is active in LeadingAge. He was a co-founder of the Inter-faith Roundtable—a national consortium of faith-based associations that serve health and human service organizations. Rick worked with executive leadership of Lutheran Services in America to create LUMEN Resources, providing customized consulting services. He has served on numerous boards, currently chairing the Goshen College board.

Rick’s prior experience includes a vice president role with Greencroft Retirement Community where he developed a consulting division and served as a turn-around executive for a managed retirement community. He also served in a senior leadership role with the mission agency of Mennonite Church USA.

Rick is a frequent presenter at regional and national conferences and meetings such as United Methodist Association, LeadingAge, Values-based Leadership Program, Aging Services of California, Indiana Association of Homes and Services for the Aging and Friends Services for the Aging. Recent presentations include topics such as identity and values integration, leadership formation, models of governance, the CEO role in equipping the board for leadership, and the board’s role in fundraising and development.

He is the co-author of Setting the Agenda: Meditations for the Organization’s Soul published in 2011 with Edgar Stoesz and blogs about non-profit governance at http://mhsalliance.wordpress.com/.

Rick holds a Ph.D. in organizational leadership from Andrews University and a Master of Science in Administration from Notre Dame University. He has studied in the Master of Divinity program at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary.


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Peter Rabbit Garden Café | Theme Restaurant Japan – Jiyugaoka

On of the things that I like the most about Japan is the food and it’s restaurants .
They put great care in it all.
I have visited several of their Theme Restaurants in the past and
it is always
a very special feeling to enter these magical places.

This time one of Japanese friend took my by surprise to the
Peter Rabbit Garden Café in Jiyugaoka . ( English Information

Jiyugaoka is a very peaceful and relaxing town ,
it is a great place to wander around a look at the small shops .
The Peter Rabbit Garden Café is a restaurant with seating inside and outside.
We sat down outside because the weather was great that day.
Upon arrival we were welcomed by cute waitress girls and fancy waiters .
And of course Peter Rabbit already was at our table .
A cute plush Rabbit sat on one of the chairs .

Each detail in the restaurant matched the theme and to pass time
you could read one of the Beatrix Potter books .

All the food in the menu looked super cute and they have a lot of variety.
In my vlog you can see what we ordered .

In real life all the dishes also looked super cute !
I really recommend this cute restaurant .
It is also very kids friendly .

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Physical Features

The Municipality of Leyte is located at the northernmost part of the Island of Leyte, facing the Island Province of Biliran. The urban center is strategically located at the base of the bay at 124.4867 Long and 11.3799 Latitude with a total land area of 23,830 hectares.

On the North, it is bounded by Biliran Strait, Carigara Bay and Calubian Town. The Southern part is bounded by the Municipalities of Kanangga and Villaba. The Municipality of Capoocan occupies the Eastern front and west is bounded by the Municipalities of Tabango and San Isidro.

The whole Municipality is fenced in by a “U” shaped mountain range of varied slopes ranging from 3% to 30%, the highest of which is 485 ft. above sea level. The middle part of the “U” composes the 33% plains, the mangroves swamps and the Leyte Bay. The bay is fed with fresh water from major rivers, the Naga River, Agahang River and Taverna River.

The Municipality belongs to a Type IV classification of climate compared to the rest of the Northern part of Leyte. It has no pronounced dry and wet season. Areas under Type IV receive a moderate dose of the northeast monsoon and trade winds as well as the southeast monsoon and cyclonic storms.

The general area gets an average dose of one typhoon a year. Heavy rains pours in from November to January and the dry spell falls on the month of February and April all the rest of the months are interspersed with rain showers and sunny days.

It has an average temperature of 26.50C and an average annual rainfall of 83.0 inches. Average monthly humidity register at 81%.

The Municipality has five (5) Soil Types, namely: The Guinbalaon Clay, Lugo Clay, Lugo Clay Loam, Luisiana Clay and the San Manuel Clay Loam.

Land Capability Classes

The mountain ranges which are partially covered by perennial trees, provides spring water to the communities in the lowlands. It is now also economically active; providing coconuts and bananas to farmers. The rolling hills accommodate all the soil needs of root crops, corn, pasture, vegetables and fruits.

The plains are devoted to sugar cane, coconut and rice production. The mangrove areas were developed into fishponds for the culture of bangus, shrimp, prawn and mud crab. What is left of this unabated destruction of mangroves swamps provides the communities with firewood and various shellfishes.

Coastal Resources

The Leyte Bay provides all kinds of edible fishes and crustaceans. Among the sea shells that abound in the area are the Barinday, which is commercially exported to other countries. Bahong are likewise cured and sold in other regions. Aguehis, which is shipped to fishpond operators in the country as prawn feed. While Punao, Tahong, Iwi, Masabay, Takin, Sarad, Lampirong, Tuway, Ugpan, Tudlon-datu, Talaba, Sisi are a few of the bivalves locally consumed and Bagungon, Piyong, Dalu-dalu, bungkawil and susu are some of the univalves that finds its place in the dining table of Leyteños.

Also in the export variety are shrimps, prawns, mud crabs and Bangus which are locally cultured and packed to other places.

Although it is evident that the mangrove swamp is host to almost all kinds of fishes found in the deep sea, Gusaw (Banak), Kugaw, Tingag (Lapu-lapu), Ubod and Ugbusan (eel) are the fishes that also breeds and grow in the bay.

The coast within the Carigara bay is now host to Bangus, Danggit and Squid Fish Cages. Goso is also being cultured in the area, in collaboration with the preservation of the corals in the Fish Sanctuary.

Mineral Resources

Sand and Gravel is the only prominent mineral resource that is being extracted at the Leyte-Lemon River under the watchful eye of the Provincial Government. The Provincial Government has also granted a permit to mine a mountain along Sitio Mangaribo, Barangay Baco.

Natural Hazards

The presence of big rivers, creeks and other surface run-off, also poses hazards to communities within its path. Typhoons and heavy rains always bring about flooding and landslides that are destructive both to life and properties.

The denudation of the forests and the unabated swamp area developments contributes to the siltation of the Leyte Bay, thereby lowering its capacity to accommodate floodwaters from the rivers. Evident of the massive siltation is the appearance of the sea-bed around the Leyte Port during low tide, when years before, light hulled ships were supposed to dock there at all times.

The whole town sits astride an identified fault line which is expected to cause movement in the Tierra firma, endangering the developments on its surface. The movement of the fault is manifested by cracks in the concrete road surface and earthquakes which shakes the community every now and then.


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REPORT: Dover Athletic 1-0 Leyton Orient

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The wingers late second-half goal saw Dover seal three points in Kent seven minutes from time.

Head Coach Justin Edinburgh made three changes to the side that drew 3-3 in the FA Trophy Quarter Final against Gateshead on Saturday.

Sam Ling made his first in an O’s shirt while Lamar Reynolds also started for the first time in the league. Dan Holman returned after being cup tied for the Gateshead fixture last weekend.

James Brophy made a late recovery from the same illness that kept Dan Happe out of the side this weekend and the winger started the afternoon on the bench.

Ebou Adams was alert to sweep away the danger from a free-kick that was headed goal-wards.

Dover’s Adebayo Azeez received the ball with his back to goal, under pressure from Sam Ling before the defender spread himself to block the eventual shot.

After a rather quiet start, the action suddenly picked up when Josh Koroma struck a sweet free-kick towards goal, only to be excellently denied by Mitch Walker.

From the resulting corner, Craig Clay rose highest and headed at goal but Nortei Nortey somehow managed to get a block in to deny the midfielder.

10 minutes remained of the first-half when Macauley Bonne nodded towards goal from a Koroma free-kick only to see the ball held well by Walker in the Dover net.

Bonne was involved again soon after, Clay won the ball back in midfield, and then found the run of Bonne who was through on goal but wasn’t able to keep his shot down as the best chance of the half went begging.

Dover had an injury time chance, Widdowson did well to tackle Ryan Bird but the rebound fell to Azeez who skied his effort as he closed in on Dean Brill’s net.

After the restart, Dover went close through Giancarlo Gallifuoco whose header forced Brill to dive down to his left to palm away.

Lamar Reynolds worked his way in to the centre and found Clay whose pass then found Dan Holman and allowed him to shoot on the turn, narrowly missing the target.

Again, Orient looked comfortable in possession when Jake Caprice collected the ball on the overlap from Koroma, but the full-back lashed at the shot and watched his effort clear the ground.

After 60 minutes, a Dover free-kick rebounded off the wall and dropped to Nortey who struck the ball against the post before Orient manged to clear the danger.

Koroma struck a free-kick over the wall and forced a save from Walker, almost identical to his one earlier in the game.

Orient came close to opening the scores when Dan Holman latched on to the end of Caprice’s through ball but was quickly closed down by Walker who pushed the ball to Reynolds whose first time shot bounced back off the post and out.

Marvin Ekpiteta was introduced in place of Reynolds for his debut after 78 minutes as Orient looked to turn their late chances in to a goal.

But it was Dover who grabbed the first goal of the game, Azeez found Mitch Pinnock out wide who tucked the ball in to the top corner of the net, as just seven minutes remained.

Orient pushed for a leveller late on with Josh Coulson firing wide from range, but Dover stood firm in defence to see out their one goal lead and secure the points.

DOVER: Walker, Passley (Okosieme 56), IIesanmi, Gallifuoco, Essam, Brundle (C), Pinnock, Bird (Parry 90), Nortey (Bellamy 70), Lokko, Azeez

SUBS: Jeffrey, Daniel

BOOKED: Essam (41), Gallifuoco (84)

GOALS: Pinnok (83)

ORIENT: Brill, Caprice (Harrold 87), Coulson (C), Widdowson, Ling (Brophy 66), Adams, Clay, Koroma, Reynolds (Ekpiteta 78), Holman, Bonne

SUBS: Grainger, Lawless

ATTENDANCE: 1,346 (299)

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Ozgurgun attends land distribution ceremony at Akincilar

Prime Minister Huseyin Ozgurgun attended a ceremony in Akincilar/Louroudjina village to distribute 16 plots of land in rural areas to young couples.

Ozgurgun said inter alia: “If the distribution of plots of land to young people with the aim of settling in these territories is considered as giving a bribe, then we will continue giving more bribes to 1,500 youth in 51 more villages”.

The Prime Minister added that the development of Akincilar village will contribute to the further economic development of the area.

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Our knee doctors at Litchfield Hills Orthopedic Associates, located in Torrington and Bristol, are recognized experts in the field and have the specialized knowledge and training to assess, diagnose, and treat a full range of knee injuries and conditions.

As the largest and most complex joint in the human body, the knee connects the thighbone, or femur, to the shinbone, or tibia. Also supported by ligaments and provided with mobility from tendons, the knee and all its components are susceptible to injury and the natural progression of wear and tear as we age. Common ailments and injuries that affect the knee include:

  • Arthritis, or pain or stiffness in the foot
  • Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, or an injury to a stabilizing ligament
  • Bursitis, or painful inflammation within or around the knee joint
  • Meniscus injuries, or damage to the cartilage in the knee
  • Osteoarthritis, or degenerative joint disease from wear and tear
  • Patellar (kneecap) fractures, or a break in the kneecap
  • Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) tears, or an injury to a stabilizing ligament
  • Sports-related injuries and conditions
  • Sprains or strains, or when muscle fibers within the knee are abnormally stretched or torn
  • Trauma, or an unexpected injury to the knee

When to Choose a Knee Doctor Near You

Suffering from lingering symptoms of knee pain can lead to a prolonged or progressive knee condition or injury. If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, it is recommended that you contact a knee physician near you:

  • Discoloration or change in appearance
  • Experiencing pain beyond the knee area
  • Inability to walk or participate in daily activities without pain
  • Loss of function or feeling
  • Numbness, tingling, or weakness
  • Severe pain that does not improve with rest

If you're experiencing knee pain or discomfort, start your journey to recovery by scheduling an appointment with one of our knee experts. For consultation at our Torrington Office or our Bristol Office, simply request an appointment online today or call (860) 482-8539.

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Our specialty-trained knee surgeons, Dr. Leigh Brezenoff and Dr. Frank Pompo, are experienced and skilled in providing expert care for our knee patients. Though many knee conditions can be treated conservatively without surgery through the use of anti-inflammatory medication, supportive braces, or physical therapy, there are injuries or conditions that may require surgery. If knee surgery is necessary for you, our doctors have the advanced training and expertise to perform several advanced surgical procedures and minimally invasive techniques, including:

  • ACL reconstruction
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  • Corticosteroid
  • Knee arthroscopy
  • Knee replacement assessment
  • Meniscus repair
  • Viscosupplementation

At Litchfield Hills Orthopedic Associates, our expert doctors and staff understand the first step towards reducing your knee pain and restoring your health is a proper diagnosis to determine the specific cause of your pain. To schedule a consultation with one of our specialty-trained knee doctors to discuss your condition and treatment options, you may request an appointment online or call (860) 482-8539 and be seen in Torrington or Bristol.


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Regular Meetings

Meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month at 6:00 p.m. at the Municipal Court House located at 2801 Ranch Road 1869 in Liberty Hill.

Agendas & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval. Agendas and Minutes.

About us

The City of Liberty Hill provides recreational opportunities with oversight by its five-member Parks & Recreation Board of Directors and City Staff. Take a look at our Current Projects.

Amenities at Parks within the City include football and soccer fields, basketball courts, baseball fields, hike and bike trails, Park Pavilion and playscapes.

Special events include soccer, football and baseball leagues, the Liberty Hill Fair & Rodeo, Sculpture Festival and Christmas Festival & Parade.

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Emergency Medical Technician- Advanced

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - Advanced in the Healthcare Industry is also known as a lifesaver or paramedic. EMT-Advanced has more training and internship requirements than the EMT-Basic and can undertake additional tasks, administer a greater range of medication and perform more procedures. Individuals at this job need to provide emergency medical support and care to individuals who are critically ill or injured and transport them to a medical facility within stipulated time limits.

Class XII in Science or Level 4 EMT-B with the minimum three years of experience

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  • Medical Emergencies
  • Operations Theory
  • Hospital Rotations

Training Methodology:

Lecture Presentation, Small group Activities, Short scenarios, Skill presentations and skill practice, Real time scenarios, Guided discussions.

The faculty of LIHS is drawn from highly experienced medical professionals who are certified instructors of American Heart Association, International Trauma Life support and Advance Trauma Life support courses. Master Trainers Certified by HSSC / TISS.


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Lighthouse strives to provide medical care for the underserved and uninsured in the Buffalo community.  We provide care free of cost and depend on donations from members of the community to keep our doors open.  Consider donating to Lighthouse Medical Clinic today using the link to our UB Foundations page below.

February Fundraiser

Would you or your company be interested in donating items or activities to our Annual Auctioning Fundraiser in February?

Send us an email using the link below!

Clinic Location

461 William Street, Buffalo, NY 14204

(Towne Garden Pediatrics Building)

Clinic Hours

Wednesday: 5PM-9PM

Thursday-Tuesday: Closed

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Conference Venue Information

Lilly Conference participants receive discounted rates on hotel rooms, complimentary parking for both day use commuters and overnight hotel guests, complimentary internet, and complimentary shuttle service to and from downtown Austin on Thursday and Friday evenings.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Austin*

*Important Notice: There are four DoubleTree Hotels in Austin, two of which are on Interstate 35. Please note the address.

6505 N. Interstate 35

Austin, TX 78752-4346

(512) 454-3737

Conference Room Rates: $139 per night

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Situated between the downtown business district and the Austin Arboretum, this north Austin hotel is just 20 minutes from Austin Bergstrom International Airport and five minutes from downtown Austin. The elegant Spanish Colonial-style hotel is minutes from the best shopping, dining and entertainment Austin has to offer. If you chose to leave the venue, you can enjoy an afternoon strolling through Sixth Street, visit the sophisticated Domain Shopping Center to discover a range of designer clothing stores, tour the University of Texas and the Blanton Museum of Art, famous for its European paintings and contemporary American and Latin American art, or even view the Texas State Capitol.

Reservations Note: If making the reservation by phone, refer to the group code: LLY

Travel Information

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport: 12 miles from hotel.
Please Note: Super Shuttle has CLOSED. Participants coming from the airport will have take take a taxi or use a ride share service like Uber or Lyft. They will all cost around $30.

Driving Directions to the DoubleTree: Enter IH 35 North toward North Central Austin. Take the FM 2222 exit (238A). Move to the far right lane of the access road. After passing the Intersection of Hwy 290 E and IH-35, take the first right onto La Posada Dr. The hotel is located in Central Austin at the corner of La Posada Dr. and IH-35 North.

Area Attractions

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Austin is conveniently located near a variety of entertainment venues, shopping destinations and exciting attractions in the ‘Live Music Capitol of the World’. They are a quick drive to The Arboretum, The Domain and even downtown Austin.

Austin is known for live music and is home to the state’s largest higher education system – The University of Texas – and all of the excitement that comes with Longhorn sports.

Shopping: The Domain MallThe Mueller Retail Center

Dining/Night life: 6th Street District, The Paramount Theater, Restaurants

Museums/Other Attractions: The State Capitol Building, Texas State History Museum

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Lima man cuts throat while resisting arrest Saturday

LIMA — A Lima man who was wanted by Lima police for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor is in a Columbus hospital after injuring himself around 11:30 p.m. Saturday.

Police located Jeremy Kindle inside the residence, surveilled his movements inside and confronted him when he left the house at 2650 Steven Drive.

When confronted by police, Kindle assaulted an officer and went inside the home and retrieved a cordless circular saw and cut his throat. Lima police deployed a taser to stop him, and police quickly came to his aid and summoned emergency help.

He was taken to Mercy Health-St. Rita’s Medical Center and then flown to OSU Hospital in Columbus, where his condition is unknown.

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