Cracow Palatine to Evacuate City and Nuncio Plan Opposed
In Cracow the Palatine is ordered to remove troops and the city body of Tall Musqueteers should be paid from the Royal Oeconomy. The Nuncio’s Lithuanian plan faced strong opposition. The Primate assigns officers to draft general Articles and arrange oaths, then adjourns to the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republick
Cracow
Palatine of
Cominir‘faries
Herefordshire
Ongar
Essex
Anne Durch
Carteret
Anacreontique Damon
Job
Milton
Eries
P. Fronde
Horace
W.duncombe
Sophonisba
Hannibals
Villars Street
York
Royal entertainments and Chelsea College pension orders
Reports from London describe royal progress to Richmond then St James's with a dining at Kew. A Admiralty board granted Greenwich Hospital pensions to several superannuated seamen and appointed five nurses. Lords Commissioners arranged Chelsea College invalids to pensions and garrisons. Also noted were Masons officers, an appointment for Lt. Col. Reed to Gibraltar, and Dr Nelthrope’s Lincoln marriage. Public stock prices and a cash-table advertisement followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Greenwich
Chelsea College
Portsmouth
Mercers Hall
Lord Strathmore
Lord Southwell
Batfor
James Smith
Funtor
Earl of “Leicester
Yeothen
Bath
Col. Reed
Regiment of Foot-Guards
Tewkesbury
Gloucesterhiire
Gibraltar
Earl of
The Flower Piece a Miscellany Poems Volume
A catalog style notice listing The Flower Piece a Miscellany Poems edition with poems and authors including Mr P Bacon Ms Hughes Mrs Sterling Concanen and others. It details contents such as odes epitaphs and paraphrases, the price two shillings and six pence, and printing note in Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bacon
Hughes
Mr. Conaoe
Ballypellin
Ireland
Robt. Walpole
Hoan
Viscount Mont Caffel
Lord Carteret
Concanen
John Lord Carteret
D——ny
J.newcomb
J. B
J. Walehoe
Cornhill
Sterling
Wanderer
Gavage
Robert Henley
Robert Walpole
Most Noble Order of the Garver
E. Young
Proposals for Translated History of England Volume II
Announcement for a revised translation of The History of England by Rapinde Thouras, translated by N. Tindal. Second edition with corrections, marginal references, maps, genealogical tables. Two volumes in folio, 400 sheets, sixpence per weekly sheet, subscriptions via Horses’? deliverers, publication to finish by June 30. Continuous weekly numbers until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Rapinde Thouras
N. Tindal
Great Waltham
Essex
James
John
Paul Knapton
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Ludgate Street
St. Paul's
N. B
K. Henry Will
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India
Royal
London
South Sea
W. Webster
Ant
A. Bettesworth
C. Hitch
Patermoster Row
C. Rivinerin
St Pauls Churchyard
J. Walthoe
T. Hatchet
Royal Exchange
Clay
D. Browne
Temple Bar
C. Kitty
J. Stagg
Westminster Hall
Henry VI
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