Court News and Obituaries from Christmas Week
The Maquis de Brancas resigns as Director-General of all the King's Studs. Count de Mau repas named Secretary of State and War and deputized M. de Menars. A man with a fever leaped from a Versailles window and died. Duke D Alincourt's death noted. the family of Villeroy inherits. Christmas at court features Knights Companions in orders. Dr Gilbert preaches. royal family receives communion. court may move to Kensington after holidays. Walpole fully recovered and feasts at Chelsea. A broker in South Carolina drowns himself after illness. John Wild Esg and Thomas Simpson Esquire die. Duke of Norfolk to be interred at Arundel. Duke of Manchester's health report denied. Forde Migshipman robbed near Portsmouth. Ware Maltster robbed near Cheshunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquis de Brancas
Count de Maurepas
M. de Menars
Versailles
Duke D’alincourt
de Retz
House of Villeroy
Gilbert
Exeter
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Prince of Wales
London
Kensington
Robert Walpole
Chelsea
South Carolina
Exchange Alley
Laft
Sevenoak
Kent
John Wild
Pall- Mall
Thomas Simpson
John Coniers
Hertfordshire
Duke of Norfolk
Arundel
Sussex
Petersfield
Jones
Ware
Cheshunt
Notice of Thomas Ellys Brandy Sale in London
Thomas Ellys a French Wine Merchant in Seething Lane Power Street London announces arrival of neat old Brandy with no adulteration sold at six pence per gallon cash for parcels of five gallons or more. He will offer tasting on the Keys and in his houses daily till noon and from noon to two at Tom’s Coffee House Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ellys
Seething Lane
Power Street
London
Keys
N. B
Ellys
Stething Lane
Tom
Cornhill
Reprinting History of England volume notices weekly editions
The advertisement announces Rak Saturday tag publisher reprinting The History of England by Rapin de Thouras in two folio volumes at sixpence per sheet, five sheets weekly until completion. It notes improved translation, corrected errors, added marginal references, maps, genealogical tables, and copper plates. Subscribers paying two guineas may receive sets from the beginning to No. XXII. Next issue delays January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Rapin de Thouras
N. Tindal
Great Waltham
Esex
James
John
Paul Knapton
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Ludgate Street
St.Paul’s
N.B
Dr Fatowns Balsamick Stiptick Sold in Salisbury Court
An advertisement describing Dr Robert Fatowns Balsamick Stiptick as a universal medicine for bleeding wounds fluxes and various injuries. It promises safety and efficacy for females and under diverse climates, with directions and priced bottles, plus distribution through Garraways Royal Exchange and several named booksellers and merchants in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fatown
t’e.Dager
Afr. Dutton’s
Salisbury Court
Fleet Street
Jay Outros
Garraway
Royal Exchange
John Porter
Bartholomew Close
John Mears
Golden Viol
Ludgate Hill
James Mac Euen
Edinburgh
William Evans
Bookfeller
Bristol
Hammond Jun
York
Roe
Derby
Raikes
Gloucester
Paravicini
Nottingham
Dicey
Northampton
Thomas Greenhill
Bath
Abree
Canterbury
The Fourth Edition Publishings With Noted Additions
A catalog of poetry and prose collections offered by J. Walthoe, listing The Hive and various volumes of songs ballads plays poems and travelogues with prices and publishers. Includes notices of forthcoming works and requests for entertaining pieces to be printed.
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Edward II
Edward VI
Zufk Publisheo
A. Philips
Aseet
Gerciv 5
Musick
J. Walthoe
Cormhail
Philipsis
Humphry Duke of
Welfted
Pope
Timon
Earl of Bussington
Price
Falfe
Earl of Pembroke
Welfred
T. Lucretius Carus
Tho. Creech
Richard Blackmore
Odmesells
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Roscommon
Lord Lansdown
Gildon
Savage
Mr. Mallet
Robert Henley
Order of the Garter
E. Young
Robert Wal‘pole
Rimself
M. de St. Eyremond
Richard Steele
Guardian
Sarendip
Ama‘zonta
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