News of Dutch Parma Succession Talks and Allied Movements
Letters from The Hague and Venice outline new accommodation talks amid the Parma-Placencia succession, with Duke of Liris and Imperial ministers meeting daily. Reports cite Ottoman and Turkish preparations, while British dispatches describe ongoing conferences with Prince Eugene of Savoy and Hanoverian ministers. Shipping notices from Falmouth to Gravesend record brisk, stormy coastal traffic and cargoes, including wine, grain, and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Earl of Chesterfeld
Vienna
Robinson
Great Britain
Count de Linzendorf
London
Duke of Liris
Seville
Parma
Placentia
M. Robinson
Eugene Ef
Savoy
M. Dieden
Count de Staremberg
Florence
Grand Duke
Tuscany
Soonsr
Duke of
Sieur Lucas
Constantinople
Paflrowin
London notices and sentences at the King’s Bench
London news records clerical appointments at Fornet and Norwich. a duke wins over 10 000 at Groom-Porter. Guerney of Chelsea Hospital grave illness. terms lists and recognizances at King’s Bench. Mary Harvey sentenced to pillory for perjury but escapes en route. Charlesworth and Cox punished for forgery. charity sermons planned at St Peter Le Poor to aid fifty boys and thirty girls with bishops and prebendary as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Fornet
Norfolk
Norwich
Hill
Guerney
Chelsea Hospital
Pall Mall
Charing Cross
King’s Bench
Charlesworth
Cox
Royal Exchange
St. Peter le Poor
Broad -Street
Richard
Litchfield
Coventry
Dr. Wade
Gainsborough
Lincoln
Jovial Crew comic opera at Drury Lane playhouse
The advertisement notes government stock prices including South Sea shares and annuities, and promotes His Majesty's Company of Comedians presenting The Jovial Crew at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane this Saturday the 13th of February. Box prices range from 5s to 25s across boxes and galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Company of
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Goodman’s Fields
Husband
Sir Charles Eafy
Mr. Giffard
Lord Morelove
W.giffard
Lord Foppingtes
Mr. Bullock
Betty Modif
Giffard
Eafy
Haughton
Graveairs
Thomas
Edging
New Theatre
Pyrrhus
Orestes
Rosco
Phenix
Huddy
Pylades
W. Williams
Hermione
Andromache
Hawkers and Pedlars Licence Notice and Penalties
A 13th century style notice from Hawkers and Pedlars Office Holbourn Court Grays Inn informs that trading without a licence incurs twelve pounds per offence with distributions to informers and the poor. It details seizure rights, court pursuit, forged licences penalty of fifty pounds, and penalties for lending or using false licences. Sale by candle at Marine Coffee-house Birchin Lane with goods viewable from Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbourn Court
Grays Inn
A&t
Parliament
Hall
Marine Coffee
Birchin-lane
Grady Drapery
Dyers Hall
Thames-street
Samuel Torin
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Westerday
Holland
Paris
Falmouth
Albion
Tanner
Cadiz
Phillippa
Hockings
Canaries
Prince William of
Bill
Guernsey
Plymouth
Seven Sisters
Dover
Winter
Havre de Grace
Rachel
George and Mary
Chaille
Diep
George
Pool
May
Newfoundland
Lawson
Hull
Corner
Gibraltar
Bennet
Dartmouth
Robert
Blackley
Virginia
Topsham
Hayman
Oporto
Seaford
Maccartney
Gallipoli
Rotterdam
S. E
John
Southampton
Liverpool
Loyalty
Tarlton
John Galley
Fletcher
Annamabon
Old Callabar
Barbadoes
Freke
Zeland
Deal
Ramgate
Gravesend
Mary
Gering
Calais
Minerva
Winthall
Bilboa
Anne
Purdey
Bourdeaux
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Dicto
Dia Ditto
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