Territorial arrival of 200 Cossacks and royal postings
The report chronicles arrivals of 200 Cossacks in the territorial city to await magistrates payment of a term terms sum, fears of overflow of the Villula, and Thorn reports of the Primate ready to depart to Pultusk. It notes the King’s neutral stance on Poland, the Duke of Bevern’s march, and the Prince of Lichtenstein’s short stay. Amsterdam/Hague items cover diplomatic conferences and market notices, with local election results and financial quotes across stocks and bonds.
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Thorn
Pultusk
Berlin
N.S
Potsdarti
Duke of
Bevern
Rhine
Poland
Prince of Lichtenstein
Hague
Holland
West-Fritéland
d’Uhlefeldt
Vienna
Great Britain
France
Spain
Sardinia
Colonial Era News Briefs and Notices from London
London reports show Sir Charles Wager’s secretary Gaskery named chief Comptroller at the Six-penny Office and Morhing’s death at the Navy Office. A highway robbery near Sarum targets Lloyd, Wyat the Messenger notes. Royalists plan Holland-Germany service. church appointments are announced. Colchester election forthcoming. new periodical issue and pricey World history prospectus advertised with subscriber offer.
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Gaskery
Charles Wager
Morhing
Navy
Wyat
Lloyd, Esq
Old Sarum
Sarum
Bloyd
Charles Hay
Marquis of Tweddale
Mr. Carey
Viscount Falkland
Holland
Germany
Prince Eugene
John, Waller
Woterton
County of Bucks
London
Thomas Jones
The Gardners Dictionary Two Volumes in Folio
A 18th century horticultural work by Philip Miller issued in two volumes. It catalogs methods for cultivating kitchen, fruit, and flower gardens plus physic garden wilderness conservatory and vineyard. Includes calendar guidance, large index, and monthly tasks.
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Philip Miller
Worshipful Company of Apothecaries
Botanick-Garden
Chelsea
F.R
Gardeners Dictionary
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Garvensrs
The Magick-Glass Or Visions of the Times pamphlets
Advertisement lists numerous pamphlets and their contents printed for T. Cooper at the Globe in Paternoster Row. It includes the Magick-Glass series with chapters and sketches, sermons, and curious portraits, plus a catalog of related political and literary tracts with prices and printers.
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Times
Adgercurio
Autumnus
Remoxr
Mercuria
Mapick-Glass
Londres
Mercurio
Change Alley
Royal Exchange
T. Cooper
Globe
Paternoster Row
Sokom
Newcott
Caleb D’anvers
Great Britain
Price
Robert Walpole
Pote
Earl of Permbroke
Welftead
Lord Zizon
Pope
Earl of Burlington
Waipend
D. Runpie
Gloucester
Mippreton
Inspe
M‘carthy
Rabab
House of Commons
Ireland
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Bath and Wells
John Rolle
Parsons
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Bank
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India
Royal
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Colchester
Stamp Brooksbank
E.q
White Lyon Tavern
Cornhill
Gir Waerer Raregch