Fragments on French policy and Irish and London notices
Letters discuss Colbert forerunner ideas on Japan trading, the French court, and Louis XIV era policy. Then items report Irish merchant Matthew Houghton’s death, London parliamentary actions, civic notices, and local incidents, including theft, births, and trials with assorted financial figures and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mos
Christian
Monsieur de Colbert
Eat-India
Father Charlevoix
Jesult
Japan
West Indies
Louis XIV
M. Colberts
Christ
Cardinal Fleury
Port News Dover April 21 Ship Arrivals and Departures
Dover reports ships sailing to New York Oporto Virginia and Maryland with Barum Barum Barum Barum Barum Barum and other vessels. The Greyhound Restoration and Philip and Peter proceed to Virginia and Maryland while Prince of Wales arrives from Jamaica. London ships Duke Dublin Merchant Revolution Williams also sail from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
Charlwood
Thomas Clarke
Merthyr
Carmarthen
St. Dia’s
John Hy
Duke of Newcastle
Glynde
Sussex
Canterbury
Berwick
Atereford
Chichester
Thomas Littleton
Oldbury
Wobury
Salop
Hereford
Commissioners of Excise
Hutts
Covent Girden
Duke of Bedford
Thames Street
Queenhith
Excise-Office
Mary Williams
Hendon
White- Horse
Fleetstreet
Theald Inn
Jones
Jamaica
Havanna
Port-Royal
Port News
Dover
Sutherland
Barum
Damond
New-York
Eaton
Page
Oporto
Providence
Newcomin
Portugal
His
Greyhound
Restoration
Aylward
Virginia
Mary
Read
Justicia
Bond
Philip and
Peter
North
Maryland
Isaac
Elizabeth
Matthews
John and Mary
Jefferies
Lifton
Arriv
Prince of Wales
Portsmouth
Dublin
Nathaniel
Hunter
Thomas
Revolution
Wught
Williams
London
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The
Daily Post
Ireland
Mary’s Abbey
Matthew Houghton
Wicklow
Truell
Robert Marshal
House of Peers
Bethnal-Green
Southwark
Thomas Innen
Deceas
William Moreton
Moreton
Cheshire
Meath
Leeds
Yorkshire
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent-Garden
Caro
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
India
Royal. Exchange Assurance Ra
Ranelagh
Fea
Uta
Leylerre Joigou
J. Popiam
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