London News: Robberies, Deaths, Appointments and Royal Feasts
Dispatched from Whitehall to Lord Harrington in Hanover yesterday morning. Three women robbed at half-way house to Kensington. two beaten, two thrown in ditch. Evan Bignel of Havering dies, leaves estate to his wife during life. Shipboard quarrel leads to drowning of one man. Customs and Riding Officers appointments in Chichester and Littlehampton. Countess of Stafford robbed between Kensington and Hyde Park Gate. 16 to 18 guineas taken, watch saved. Queen, Duke, and Princesses dine at Richmond after a cricket match at Moulsey Hurst won by London gentlemen. Judge procession to St Paul’s for Trinity term. Paget to succeed Lord Howe as Barbados governor. Lady Howe to sail with corpse. List of local merchants and tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Lord Harington
Hanover
Kensington
Evan Bignel
Havering
Essex
North
John Tillis
Chichester
Allen
John Hodgson
Till
William Collings
Rolle
Little Hampton
Countess of Stafford
St. James’s Square
Hyde Park Gate
Princesses
Richmond
Moulsey-hurst
Gentlemen of
Surry
Prince
London
Mr. Steed
Wilson
Alderman Salter
Merchant Taylors Hall
Thomas Paget
Lord Howe
Barbados
Viscountess Howe
Prices of Steexs South Sea and Bonds Auction
Prices listed for South Sea 79 1 half, Old Ann 1903 1 half, New d 104 3 8ths, Bonds 11.14s 3 per cent, 92 Bank 135 to 3 half. Circulation 7.105. African 15 India 146 Bonds 31. ros. ipper Cent. d 11.108. Royal Mail 97 1 half London Aff 12 English Copper 21. Welsh d Books shut Sale Tailies 21.31 half per cent Ex cheq Orders 7 per Cent Discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
India
Oyal Ail
London
Monumental Kings of England Epitaphs Plates Adverts
Publication advertises a set of six half sheets and two whole sheets depicting English kings with epitaphs and ornaments. Plates cover Edward the Confessor to Edward VI with noted locations including Westminster Abbey and Windsor. Printed by Knapton for James, John, and Paul Knapton in Ludgate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gravelor
Rapin
Edward the Confessor
Westminster
William the Conqueror
Caen
Normandy
Wee Rufus
Winchester
Edward I
Westminster Abbey
Edward IV
Windsor
Edward V
Edward VI
James
John
Paul Knapton
the Crown
Ludgate-street
Henry MW
Richard I
Edward II
Edward III
Edward the Black Prince
Edward LII
Richard II
Elizabeth
Mary Queen of Scots
Controversial Works and Jesuit Secrets Advertised
An 18th century catalog entry lists multiple religious works by William Stevenson and others, including Miracles of Christ, a life of Jesus, sermons, and Rymer's representation of revealed religion. It notes editions, prices, and a prefatory account about Jesuit secret instructions, with a tale of a Dutch printer and Catholics disputing a reprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Woop
Wuittocke Burstrope
Church of England
Burstrode
Nichols
Machiavellam
Rymer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohn Lewis of
Blackheath
County of
Kent
John Bourne
St. Catherine’s Coleman
Richard Hall
St. Clement
Westwinter
Middlesex
Taylor and Chapman
Thomas Stone
Camberwell
Chapman
Daniel Tabart
St. Ann
John Law
St. John’s
Southwark
Backmaker and Chapman
Plato
T. Cooper
Pater-nofter-Row
Telemachus
Madame de Rabutin Chantel
Marchioness de Sevigne
Countess de Grignan
William Stevenson
Sarum
Colewal
Herefordshire
Wana Thoe
Royal Exchange
Bill
Ince
Folen Schipper
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Holland
Amterdam
Reverend Fathers
Men of Credit