Death of John Binks of Wandsworth and Admiralty case
John Binks of Wandsworth dies at his home after a life of good fortune and service as a justice of the peace. A report to the king notes Williams the pirate condemned for Captain Beard’s murder. execution is set for Friday at Execution Dock with a separate order for hanging in chains. The king’s recent promotions to the army attract many volunteers, with three regiments of foot guards nearly full, and several applicants rejected for poor conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandsworth
Surrey
John Binks
Williams
Admiralty
Capt
Beard
Foot Guards
Market prices and bonds mixed in shorthand report
Fragmentary financial listing notes prices for Sea, Queensland annuity, New South Wales bonds, India bonds, Royal and LondonAffiliations, and exchequer orders. Reads like a brief bond and stock quotation page with diverse securities and per cent statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Sea
York
India
Royal
Election Notice for Colchester Gathering Monday
A fragmentary notice requests those aligned with Stamp Brooksbank and Hes desired to attend Colchester on Saturday. It mentions coaches and horses meeting at the White Lyon Tavern in Cornhill around six o clock Saturday morning.
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Colchester
Stamp Brooksbank
N. B
White Lyon Tavern
Cornhill
Naval History of England by Thomas Levdia rd
This two volume folio set 1066 to 1734 promises an authoritative naval history with lives of Columbus Cabot Magellan Drake Raleigh and others. It covers England s maritime expeditions mercantile ventures and the rise of colonies and trading companies with charters privileges and naval power.
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Thomas Levdiard
Christopher Columbus
John and
Sebastian Cabot
Francis Drake
Walter Ralegh
Earl of Cumberland
Oxenham
Hawkins
America
Cadiz
Q. Elizabeth
Russia
Crown
England
Royal Navy
John Wilcox
Virgil’s Head
New Church
Olive Payne
Round Court
Strand
Strahan, Clark, Symon, Hatchet
Brotherton
Cornhill
Robinson, Rivington, Innys and Company
St. Paul's Church-yard
Corbet
Temple-bar
Lyon
Covent Garden
Secret Instructions of the Society and Related Works
A catalog style notice describes Fes u: Secret Instructions of the Society in Latin and English, with a history of Jesuit reactions to its publication. It lists books and pamphlets from Walthoe in Cornhill and other works, including letters, reports on original papers, and sermons by notable clerics. The items involve religious policy, Catholic and Protestant figures, and references to Ireland and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monita Societate Fesu
Fefaits
Dan Defant
Laver
Fobn Schipper
Amsterdam
Antdherp
Holland
van Eyke
Schipper
Reverend Fathers
F. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Woon
Wuittocke Burstrove
Church of England
Burstrope
Mat Cantu
Ragan
Joseph Nares
Corke
House of Commons of Ireland
William Suertocx
St. Paul’s
the Temple
Mr. Woolfson
W. Stevenson
Nichols
Rymer
Cambridge
Bishop Wilox
Berriman
Wheatley
Merchant Taylors School
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Lieven
High Court of Chancery
William Kynaston
George Late Earl of Cholmondeley
Richmond Green
Richmond
Surry
Boswell Court
Lincoln’s Inn
the Prince of Wales
Plato
T. Cooper
Pater-nofter-Row
Uthor
Flate
Telemachus
Madame de Rabutin Chantel
Marchione S de Sevigne
Countess de Grignan
The
Hague
Virg
Feliciter
T. Coopeerr
Globe
Paternoster Row
Sir
Charles Wager
Doctor Rogers
Stamford
Lincolnshire
John Rogers
Trwo
Lyons
Chancery Lane
Fleetstreet
London
Baily
Bury St. Edmonds
Suffolk
Tim. Sheldrak
City of
Norwich
David Samuel
Lynn Regis
Plunknett
Wincanton
Somersetshire
Lawrenson
Manchester
John Twentyman
Newark
Baildon
Hull
Nicholls
Gloucester
Peter Browne
Bristol
John Hildyard
Harrison
Thirsk
County of York
Hugh Bennett
Chettle
Blandford
Dorsetshire
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