Royal Court and Nobility Activities Across London and Abroad
The day featured the Lord Yor and aldermen at St Pauls with a Crow sermon while royal compliments were paid to Amelia and Caroline. Kensington hosted a noon drawing room and cabinet council. Lord Lovelace joined the Bedchamber, Burrington arrived as North Carolina governor, and John Mansfield died in Chelsea. Wages were sent to ship crews, a London Croydon cricket match occurred, and Fitzwilliam set for health recovery in France. The Duke of Argyll appointed Robinson Master Gunner Upnor Castle, Lady Anne Lumley arrived and met the queen, Lonsdale left Pall Mall for Westmoreland, James Sloane married Jenkins, and a messenger reached Whitehall from Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Crow
Amelia
Caroline
Kensington
Lord Lovelace
Earl of Pembroke
George Burrington
North Carolna
Chelsea
John Mansfield
Hamborough
Broad-treet
Portsmouth
Seaford
Sterling-Castle
Windsor
Gibraltar
Dubbers Hill
London
Croydon
William Fitzwilliams
Viscount Fitzwilliams
Dover
France
Charles Hay
Marquis of Tweedale
Gumley
Harwich
Holland
Rhine
Prince Eugene
Bath
Lord Viscount Lonsdale
Pall-mall
County of Westmoreland
James ‘Sloane
Fragmentary Bond and Stock Prices Listing
A damaged OCR list shows bonds and stocks with scattered values. Entries reference Pro South Sea, Ann titles, Bank, York Buildings, African and Indian stocks, Royal All, London Aff, English Copper, Welsh d Books, Hue Salt Tallies, and Ex cheq Orders with discounts and percentages amid unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Bank
York Buildings
India
London
Dialogue on Pleasures of Understanding, in Plato’s Manner
This Day is published dedicated to the Prince of Wales. A dialogue in the manner of Plato on the superiority of the pleasures of the understanding to the pleasures of the senses. Printed for T. Cooper in Pater-noster Row. Two shillings. Also other volumes and translations announced with prices and second editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Prince of Wales
Plato
T. Cooper
Pater-nofter-Row
Telemachis
Madame de Rabutin Chantel
Marchioness de Sevigne
Countess de Grignan
The
Hague
Eight English Kings Monuments Epitaphs Plates for History
Advertisement lists six half sheet plates and two whole sheets of engraved monuments with epitaphs for Edward the Confessor to Edward VI, to be bound with Rapin's History of England. Prints sold by James Knapton in Ludgate Street. Also offers Monuments of Henry II, Richard I, John, Edward II, Edward I, Edward the Black Prince, Richard II, Elizabeth, and Mary Queen of Scots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Graveler
Rapin
Edward the Confessor
Westminster
William the Conqueror
Caen
Ludgate-street
Henry II
Richard I
John
Edward II
Edward
Edward the Black Prince
Edward III
Richard II
Elizabeth
Mary Queen of
Scotts
Second Edition of Wise Sermons and Sacred Works
An old catalog entry details a second edition of William Stevenson D D with a Preface on Protestant unity, plus multiple volumes and works by Sherlock Rymer and others. It lists miracles arguments, Sacred History, Sermons, Letters, and Secreta Monita Societatis Jesu with prices and an Amsterdam bookseller note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavenson
Hereford
William Sherlock
St. Paul’s
Temple
Woop
Whuittocre Burstrope
Church of England
ButstrRoné
Nicnols
Rymer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twickenham Esq
Whitehall Chapel
Miss Jenkins
Whitehall
Hanover
Rss
Royal All
T. Coop ER
Globe
Paternoster Row
William Stevenson
Sarum
Coltral
Herefordshire
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
John Schipper
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Holand
Amserdam
van Eyke
Schipper
Reverend Fathers
Men of Credit
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