March 24

Posted by sydney on Mar 24th, 2009
  • 1793: March 24, 1793 – This evening Admiral Gardner’s fleet sailed from St Helens with a fair wind.
  • 1789: March 24, 1789 – About this time sailed for Antigua Ned White, aboard the Lady Jane Halliday, Captain Martin.
  • 1788: March 24, 1788 – Bright, grey, wet.
  • 1775: March 24, 1775 – The apricot-bloom, which came out early , seems to be much cut by the late frosts.  Peaches & Nect. now in fine bloom.
  • 1768: March 24, 1768 – Blue mist; & the smell (as the Country people say) of London smoke.

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