Guns and Forage Wagoons Found at Goito In War News
Reports describe enemy abandonment at Goito leaving arms 360 forage wagons and a plan to lay four bridges over the Mincio. Spaniards discuss a fort at the river head to block passage, while Mirandola garrison is pressed by a blockade and provisioning shortages threaten siege. News rounds include dispatches from Naples and Leghorn, various military movements, ship news, and local incidents in London and Dublin with proclamations and notable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goito
Mincio
Italy
Tyrol
Mirandola
Naples
Prince de Sangre
Lombardy
Leghorn
Parma
Garifon
Sicily
Germany
Bankrupt S Joseph Gallaway and others in Middlesex area
Bankrupt notices list S Joseph Gallaway of Miington in Middlesex, butcher. John Laguerre of St Clement's Danes, painter. William Reeve of Lombard Street, goldsmith. Includes financial terms, bonds, and various 3 percent and half per cent notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Joseph Gallaway
Miington
Middiesex
John Laguerre
St. Clement's Danes
William Reeve
Lombardtreet
Essay on the Merits of the Opposition
This Day is Published, a sixpence pamphlet arguing against false Whiggism and public manipulation. The essay critiques motives behind public quarrels and jealousy, asserting covert biases and public aims tied to party advantage. Printed for J. Roberts near the Oxford Arms in Warwick Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Letters of Mr Pope and Eminent Persons Volume One
A catalog note announces a two shilling six pence pocket volume titled Letters of Mr Pope and Eminent Persons Volume I II from 1701 1734. It lists publishers T Cooper J Leake and booksellers in London Bath and claims the edition is under protection by the Queen Anne act with penalties for pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
T. Cooper
Globe
Paternofter-Row
Third Door from Fleet Bridge Punch House Ad
An 18th century advertisement proclaims a Punch House opened for gentlemen lovers of Punch at Ludgate-Hull. It promises best old Batavia Arrack Jamaica Rum and French Brandy used to make punch with clear measures and separate sherbet. Prices: Arrack punch six shillings a quart, rum or brandy fourpence and threepence for half a quartern. separate sherbet provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fleet Bridge
Ludgate-Hull
Batavia
Jamaica
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Kensington
Keene
Spain
Portsmouth
Spithead
Admiral Stewart
South Carolina
Robert Johnson
Marley
Mile End
Charles Fane
Baroness
Twistoke
William Kent
Board of Works
Nicholas Dubois
Westby Gill
Kent
Nicholas Hawksmore
Gill
Tréland
Ireland
William Duff of
Braco
Kilbryd
Craven
Horse Guards
Great Britain
Lee
Bayfe
Sheerness
Lisbon
Bath
Lady Oliver
Sir Edmund Oliver
Oliver
Brifolds
Fryar
Audley End
County of Essex
Horton
Foot Guards
Roman Catholick. He Had Before Received 450 Lathes. Charles Peele
Tyburn
Edward Carteret
Newgate
Dublin
Lords Justices
Kerry
Waterford
Meath
Cork
Londonderry
Thomas Hutchinson
Sliveire
Tipperary
Hutchinson
Mr. Delane
Parkgate
Croftan
Edward Crofton
Santry
Boyle
Pallifier
William Pallisier
C.thel
See Andrew's Church
Pr South Sea
India
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