News from Paris and Europe Amid Plague and Court News
Yesterday arrived from France a Paris letters bulletin court life, plague frontiers, and royal promotions. The Emperor orders audience with the Grand Vizir over Turkish armaments while Spain and Genoa dispatch ambassadors and attend court ceremonies. fire destroys M de St Croix’s house as Versailles expands its royal libraries and guards facilities. voyages to Italy and preparations for baptisms and marriages unfold with detailed court protocol and weather notes.
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M. Tallman
Constantinople
Christendom
Paris
Fani
Seville
Spain
Cathajick
Marquess de Barbaste
France
M. le Bailly de Memes
Malta
Castle de la Muette
Versailles
M. Dorneval
Dayen
Duke de Noailles
Grit Company
Guards du Corps
Nivernois
Charles XII
Sweden
Beauvais
Infante
Don Carlos
Cannes
Antibes
Italy
Luc
Dé St. Estevan
Genoa
Duke de St. Aignan
Savona
Republick of
Sieur de Raineville
Effrees
Cure for a Child by John Moore Apothecary in London Derby
A Derby child in poor health is treated after failing with country doctors. John Moore of the Pestle and Mortar in Lawrence-Pountney Lane administers worm medicines and anti scorbitic cures. The notice extols remedies to expel scurvy symptoms, restore blood, and renew vigor, urging readers to seek Moore’s guidance and warning against unverified cures.
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Derby
London
John Moore
Lawrence-Pountney
N. B
Joan Moone
Abree
Canterbury
Royal Hospital Seamen invites bids for Queen Mary's Court
Greenwich directors publish a formal call for bricklayers carpenters glasiers masons joiners painters plasterers plumbers and smiths to propose for building Queen Mary's Court and its interior finishing. bids due January 16 at Salters Hall with details on carcass and inside work, plus options for a single contractor.
Burials and Theatre Teague Debut at Goodman's Fields
Last night Mr Read, a noted Brasier who died recently at his house in the Old Jury, was honorably buried in Poultry Church. On Monday, Mr Joseph Miller from Drury Lane Theatre appears as Teague in the Committee at Goodman's Fields Theatre. South Sea Stock figures and various bank and insurance quotes follow, with several bonds and prizes listed.
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Goodman’s Fields
Jane Gray
Edward
Duke of Northumbrland
Cambring
Queen Mary
Earl of Pembroke
Delane
Giffard
Duke of Northumberland
Relea
Duke of Suffolk
Huddy
Lord Guilford Dunley
Sussex
Bardins Gardiner
Winchester
WV. Giffard
John Gates
Willams
Tower
Mr.Havard
Mr. Jenkins
Dutchess of
Suffolk
Teague
Jos, Miller
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Read
Old Jury
Poultry Church
Joseph Miller
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Deal
Francis
Clack
Virginia
Anthony
Richard
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Oporto
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Bristol
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Scotland- Yard
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Bloomsbury Square
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Academy
Greenwich
Pontac’s
Abchurch Lane
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St. James's-street
Richard's Cottes-house
Temple-Bar
Atlas
Snow-hill
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