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  Plaque to Richard Whitbourne in Trinity, Newfoundland and Labrador. Scan

  from Richard Whitbourne's Mermaid in St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland (1610)

  RIS 5 SN Se ~'==5" SIRRICHARD WHITBOURNE ~~ ~~ Active in the Newfoundland trade and fishery from 1579, this Devonshire mariner and merchant was an early advocate‘ of colonization. He was commissioned by the High Court of Admiralty ~ in 1615 to investigate conflicts between fishermen and settlers, ~ …

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  "The Great Sea-Serpent", Illustrated London News, 28 October 1848, drawn with Captain M'Quhae's input Scan

  Edwin Weedon after Frederick James Smyth ·from HMS Daedalus sea serpent: Captain M'Quhae's report and the Richard Owen dispute, 1848 (1848)

  THE GREAT SEA-SERPENT. "Strange things come up to look at us— The matter of the day." something comes up to look at it." The masters of the deep."—Song, "The Return of the Admiral." A NEW attestation of the existence of the Great Sea Serpent has just been placed upon official record; and has very na…

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  1855 newspaper drawing of the Devon prints Scan

  English Papers 1855 ·from The Devil's Footprints, Devon 1855 (1855)
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  Drawings of the prints sent with the 'South Devon' (ILN, 24 February) and 'G. M. M.' (ILN, 3 March) letters Scan

  1855 drawings, via R. T. Gould ·from The Devil's Footprints, Devon 1855 (1855)
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  The Canadian lynx specimen. Scan

  from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The lynx skull. Missing teeth suggest long captivity. Scan

  © Bristol Museum & Art Gallery ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The mounted lynx, given to the museum after it was shot near Newton Abbot. Scan

  © Bristol Museum & Art Gallery ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The Edwardian lynx specimen. Scan

  Courtesy of Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  Front page of Le Méridional, 22 May 1967, carrying the AFP report of the Brixham sighting Scan

  Le Méridional/AFP, digitised by Patrick Gross ·from Berry Head Coastguard Cone Sighting over Brixham (1967)

  "Soucoupe volante" LONDRES (A. F. P₁). « Un « soucoupe volant » en forme de coère brillant, évoluant a 4500 metres d'allitude, a été observe pendant une demi-heure à la jumelle par sept garde-côtes britanniques le 28 avr dernier, de la bricham (Devon), repéche la carrière et inspectée par un volon q…

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  Artist's depiction of the flying cross Scan

  UFO Insight ·from The Devon "Flying Cross" Police Chase (1967)
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  Press clipping datelined Bristol, 24 October 1967 (URL reconstructed from relative path) Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from The Devon "Flying Cross" Police Chase (1967)

  The Flying Thing leaves two constables baffled Left: A painting of The Thing. Right: the two constables who chased it at 90 m.p.h. FROM JULIAN MOUNTER BRISTOL: Oct. 24 The North Devon "Thing" revealed itself to two police constables in the bitterly cold and dark two night hours of this morning. It "…

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  The Times clipping reporting the Devon police chase, October 1967 Scan

  The Times, via UFO Insight ·from The Devon "Flying Cross" Police Chase (1967)
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  Illustration of the 1967 UK UFO wave Scan

  UFO Insight ·from The Devon "Flying Cross" Police Chase (1967)
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  Dennis Pilichis (left) Scan

  podcastufo.com ·from The Rome Township "Night Siege": a farm family besieged by a red-eyed creature, Ashtabula County, Ohio (1981) (1981)

  Cleveland has some big names CUP brims with talent Aarl J. B, 1977, mitten INFOS in Research on the Liverpool University Project. Shane Cause is author of *The Life of the Liverpool University Project* and an investigator on the 1971 *Devon FISHER*, among the *Page Research Library* and member of IN…

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  Sheffield Star front page, 25 March 1997. Scan

  The Star; reporting by David Clarke ·from The Howden Moor Incident: Sonic Booms and Low Lights over the Dark Peak (1997)

  Moors plane crash riddle NO wonder she's got a winning smile . . . actress Juliette Binoche has just picked up the Oscar for best supporting actress in The English Patient, bringing the British film's haul of trophies at Hollywood's biggest night of the year to an amazing NINE awards FULL STORY: P10…