Died and Burned in Longueval and Court Notices
Evens bring reports of notable deaths including Abbot d Arcagnan aged about eighty and Dame Anne de Maupeou aged forty seven. The Marquis d Os youngest daughter died of smallpox. Lightning burned three houses at Longueval near Chantilly with no survivors. Letters from Seville say mourning is to last three months for the Princess Dowager of Tuscany. Military and naval movements include ships and men of war sailing to Gibraltar Jamaica Antigua Cadiz and Newfoundland. Royal engagements mention Baron de Knigge's audience at Hampton Court and a treaty signed in Vienna regarding Don Carlos succession to Tuscany and Parma. The week records a royal hunt rescheduled, royal air outing, Walpole's arrival, Francklin affair committee, a marriage announced between Charles Bertie and Miss Mead, Chelsea Hospital pension examinations, drownings and drownings of two deserters, blossom observations at Peckham, and stock quotes for South Sea and other securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d’Arcagnan
Anne de Maupeou
Baron de Beauvais
Duke of Berry
Marquis D’o
Longueval
Chantilly
Seville
Tuscany
Hampton Court
Baron de Knigge
Brunswick Lunenbourg
Amelia
Caroline
Clement Cottrell
Knr
Baudry
Vienna
Robinson
Imperial Court
N. S
Great Britain
Spain
Don Carlos
Parma
N.S
Robert Walpole
Norfolk
Francklin
Charles Bertie
Miss Mead
Richard Mead
Lords Commissioners
Chelsea Hospital
Horse Guards
Jackman
Wilson
Fenchurch Street
Dept
Walbrook
Savoy
Alice
Lord Trevor
Peckham
Vindication of Woolfton's Miracles in Two Volumes
A 17th century religious pamphlet set reviews Mr Woolfton's Discourses on miracles and the Fathers Authorities, arguing for their true sense. It presents The Second Volume examining three last Discourses and The First Volume of Lord Bishop Richard of Lichfield and Coventry. Also includes a Charge on Christian Religion delivered to St David's clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
John
God
James
John Knapton
St Paul’s Church-yard
Woolfton
Diocese of
St. David's
Mercers Company to hold lecture meeting at Mercers Hall
The Worshipful Company of Mercers invites attendance by members for a meeting regarding property holdings including tenements in London near Backside of St Thomas Apostles Gracechurch Street and Lee near Greenwich Kent. The committee for lecting the fathe will convene Friday the 36th of July at ten in the forenoon with details at the Clerk's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Apostles
George Court
Queenstreet
London
Gracechurch-street
Corbett’s Court
Finch
Lee
Greenwich
Kent
William Goodacre
Mercers Hall
A Catalogue of Poems and Translations by Sir R Blackmore
A 19th century catalog lists V A Collection of Poems on various Subjects By Sir R Blackmore VI Creren's Translation of Swueretiss The HIVE A Collection of the most celebrated SONGS To which is prefixed A Criticism on Song-writing by Mr Phizios The Third Edition with large Additions and Improvements In Three Volumes each about 300 Songs Price of each 7s 6d From Words to sweet new Grace the Notes receive and Musick borrows Helps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Blackmore
Creren
Phizios
Ana Musick
Tickell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deal
Hannah
Elizabeth
Jones
Gibraltar
Diamond
Spithead
Gray
Jamaica
Mary
Stiffon
Antigua
Jupiter
Sherburn
Carolina
Hill Galley
Eridrupe
Dixon's Bay
Coulter
Ann
Moody
Lisbon
Verdon
St. Lewis
Brownwell
Cadiz
S. W
Epping Forrest
Prince of Wales
Duke
South Sea
India
Africanso
York
Welch
the Worshipful Company of Mercers
Pertons
England
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Westminster
Il Buacwersy
Justice of Peace
Severa Hands
J. Walthos
H. WattHos
Temple
Gates
Fleet
Hero
Leander
Mr. Sterling
Purzips
Distrest
Humphry Duke of
Longinus
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