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Domestic News July 18, 1760

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

The Man of War Snow Halifax, under Capt. Taggart, returned to New London from Nova Scotia after landing over 500 settlers. The group arrived safely and approved of the land; some returned for more livestock. Three transports arrived with the ship, ten more expected after separating in fog.

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NEW LONDON, June 27.

On Tuesday last the Man of War Snow Halifax, Capt. Taggart, returned hither from Nova Scotia, having Landed there upwards of 500 Men, Women and Children, who sailed in the Fleet under his Convoy.

Capt. Taggart informs us that the Inhabitants got all safe and well to Nova-Scotia, and like the Lands far better than expected, numbers of the Inhabitants are returned in order to carry more Stock. Three of the Transports arriv'd the same day with the Snow, the remainder, being Ten, are hourly expected, being parted in a Fog.

What sub-type of article is it?

Migration Or Settlement Arrival Departure Shipping

What keywords are associated?

Nova Scotia Settlement Convoy Fleet Transports Arrival Settler Landing Livestock Transport

What entities or persons were involved?

Capt. Taggart

Where did it happen?

Nova Scotia

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Nova Scotia

Event Date

Tuesday Last

Key Persons

Capt. Taggart

Outcome

all inhabitants arrived safe and well; numbers returned to carry more stock; three transports arrived, ten expected.

Event Details

The Man of War Snow Halifax returned to New London from Nova Scotia after landing upwards of 500 men, women, and children from the convoy fleet. Inhabitants liked the lands better than expected.

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