King and ministers in talks and dispatches across Europe
A courtly summary of July and August dispatches from Vienna Brussels and Deal reports ministers from England Spain and Emperor signing a new treaty. Royal activities include a cabinet council and public dinner. Military movements include ships bound for Randers and Porthmouth and messengers from Seville and The Hague. Financial notes cover bond prices and bank rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Sophia
Randers
Vienna
N.S
England
Spain
Duke de Lima
Seville
Count Lingendorff
Hague
Ratis
Duke of Lorrain
Count de Veblen
Limburgh
Marquis de Lidtha
Regiment of Vehlen
London Happenings and Local Crimes in Brief
The Duke of Dorset plans a Holyhead voyage to assume head governorship of Ireland next week. Edward Green, Ely, a wealthy brewer, dies after a brief illness at his Westminster home. Woodhouse, eldest Bathurst daughter, wed at Riskings Buck. Lieutenancy commissions filled at Guildhall for City regiments. John Brown, a surgeon, robbed in Miles Lane of 25 shillings, instrument case, and door key. A party of five Sadlers and yeoman fished, then drank, bathed, and one died with others gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Dorset
Ireland
Holyhead
France
Westminster
Edward Green
Ely
Woodhouse
Elq
Riskings
County of Bucks
Lord Bathurst
Guildhall
John Brown
Miles’s Lane
Sadler
Colemanstreet
Wood-street Cempster
Bankrupt suspect John Humphries sought for arrest
John Humphries of St Olave's Southwark parish Surrey a pipe maker and fruit meter subject of a recent bankruptcy commission has not surrendered to the commissioners and is suspected of concealing much of his estate to defraud creditors. A reward of five guineas is offered by Orange merchants John Richardson and John Gardner of Botolph Lane London for information leading to his apprehension and delivery to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Humphryes
St. Olave’s Southwark
Surrey
John Humphries
John Richardson
John Gardner
Botalph Lane
London
Orange Merchants
Manual of Divine Meditations and Prayers by OsuuA Suren
Vintage religious manual issued as the last work of Reverend OsuuA Suren late minister of St Mary SCO ARE UY with meditations prayers and services for daily devotion plus a short office for reception of the Holy Sacrament printed by C. Rivington at St Paul’s Churchyard seeking to purify the heart and kindle devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osuua Suren
St. Mary Sco
St. Mary le
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Publication notice on Devotional Works and sermons
An extended catalog notice lists multiple religious texts including a new edition of a French devotional work translated by Fleetwood, plus sermons and theological treatises by Clarke Stevenson and Nichols. It notes reprint details, publishers, and availability at J. and Knapton in St Paul’s Churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jurieu
Fleetwood
Ely
Royal Exchange
Corn
Wool
French Academy
Y W. Stevenson
Silvansoy
Hereford
Dr. Nichols
Rymer
Samuel Clarke
D. Lare
St. James’s
Westminster
Joan Clarke
D.D
Arum
T Knapton
Sc. Paul’s Church-yar
Dr. Clarke
Boyle
This Day Is Publisi'd Verses to His Majesty Blandford Fire
Verses addressed to the King praising royal bounty given after Blandford town fire on June 4, 1931. Reflects gratitude and municipal response, a small commemorative item in a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blandford
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South Lea
South Sea
India
Royal Assurance
London Afsurance
York Buildings
Ann
Welch
Christ
Murer
Church of God
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Virgil
Henry Pitt
A.M
Exeter
Oxford
Joan, Earl of Sandwich
Jackson
Palle ‘Mall
Prise
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