Decree Expels Reformists From Province Under Harsh Edict
A harsh ordinance from an Archbishopric orders all Reformists and Protestants to depart the province within days, confiscates property, revokes burgher rights, and threatens death or exile for noncompliance. It tallies punishments for housekeepers and workers, relaxes protections for Catholics, and mandates departure with limited service allowed. The measure targets both religious dissent and political rebellion amid a broader consolidation of control.
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Ausbourg
Redfon
D. IV
Asio
Westphalia
Costmunton
Fic
Fraudulent Cure Advertisement for Anti-Scorbutic Remedy
The text presents a self as medical notice by Joan Freeman relocated to Surgeons Hall recounting chronic illnesses and praising an anti scorbutic preparation from John Moore Apothecary and Lawrence Peantney Lane. It touts a panacea claiming to purge scorbutic symptoms and restore health, while warning readers to beware unproven remedies and noting related local suppliers.
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Joan Freeman
Surgeons Hall
Magwell-street
Beecher
Phy
Ohn Moore
OHN Moore, Apothecary
Lawrence Peantney
Witoels
Tae den Freeman
N. B
Ja&w
Algane
Anita
Scorbarick Symptons
Tch
Girke
Hysterie Smedies
Somrtt
London Gossip and Courtly Orders in Modern Times
News from London reports noble residents dining and entertaining in Burlington Gardens and St James's Square. The Duke of Newcastle forgets to guard halls in Sussex. the Earl of Strafford plans weekly assemblies. clergy appointments and a noblewoman’s delivery are noted. Also listed are East India ships sailing from Gravesend and a robbery near Stratford where a farmer and a coachman were assaulted and robbed of money.
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London
Duke of Lorrain
Lord Delaware
Treasuer
Houshold
Chifford-street
Burlington- Gardens
Westerday
Duke of Newcastle
Halland
Sussex
Earl of Strafford
Fown
Yorkshire
Northamptonshire
St. James's Square
White
Exeter
James Hung
Earl of Macclesfield
Sherbourn
Baron Swart
Fewry
ekHam
Hinman
the Excise
Clerkenwell
St. Anne's
Black Fryars
Boscomb
Wilts
Hall
Gravesend
Compton
Milener
Lynn
Ellistone
Windham
Lyell
Richmond
Gough
China
Eyles
Winter
Grantham
Feild
Bengall
Fort St. George
Stratford
Rehearsal and theatre notices at Drury Lane and others
Several aristocrats attended a rehearsal of a new comedy The Mopisu Coup written by Mr Bopens. The piece will likely be staged at Drury Lane Theatre in January with factions at Swan Tavern in Change-Alley noted. Also listed are legal notices, clerical elections by royal command for St Asaph and St Paul’s, stock prices, and performances at Drury Lane and Goodman’s Fields.
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Duke of Richmond
Duke of Montag
Bopens
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Swan Tavern
Change-Alley
Fridiy
Caife
Baron Reynolds
Harrison
Moses Hart
South Sea
Hart
Gery
Adams
Westminster
Whitehall
St. Asaph
Thomas Tanner
Francis
Chichester
St.Paul
London
George Lavington
Batchelor
Law
William Stanley
Mr. Crneis
St. George’s
Queen’s Square
Worcester
Layington
T. Annwity
Ian
Welch
India
Bhaitke
Majerty
Drury-late
Oid Gay
Béoemibery
Henry
SirJawn
Su Ohtow
Cibber
Piero
Che
Monfidy
Jupiter
Eile Perseus
Lafiy
Thormond
Mercury
Lally
Havteanin
Eerie
Fielding
Colombines
Geers
Pierot’s Newagent
A. Hithey Servants
Wetheritr
Evans
F. Fench
Beth
Arbre Mills
Gates
Harleghine
Myr
Balay
Galery
Gomedians
New Théatre
Goodman
Se Fields
ROVER
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Yeterday
Flanders
Abjirat
Saliabourg
Bal
Banisw
P Cavaliers
Giffard
Hellena
Rebus Angrellica
Don Antonio
Bardins
Meretta
Mes. Morgan
Callis
Palrgen
Luettra
Miss Tollet
Justice Dalton
Mr. Hushdy
Edgar
Jenkins Meody
Excell
Monsieur
Varolt
Bardin
Arninidats Prim
Mr. Morgan
Squire Clodpole
Rosco
Licy
Charter-House School
Hous Chapel
St. Clement’s Church
Strand