Trade and Military Movements From Venice to Petersbourg
Venice reports Belgrade and Smyrna dispatches, Emо and Diedo sail for Constantinople to claim office, Turkish insurrection in Smyrna. Grand Signor improves with mineral waters. Persian frontier orders limit war, famine spreads in Volhinia, Jews at Leopol suffer. Jubile celebrated in Elbing. Petersbourg warships curtailed. Saxon march redirected. Frankfort circles plan alliance. Public notices in London advertise orations and plays with nautical topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Emo
Constantinople
Cajetan
Francisco Diedo
Gulph
St. John and
St. Paul
Dardanelles
Smyrna
Contantinople
Ohio
Persia
Infante
Don Emanuel
Portugal
Padua
Vienna
Dintzick
Fulyt
Mahilo
Leopol
Caminicek
Duke of Mecklembourg
Lubeck
Elbing
Petersbourg
Cronflor
Czarina
Oliva
Bohemia
Muhlberg
Frankfort
Bavaria
Westphalia
John Moore Worm Powders advertised by apothecary in London
Old advertisement for John Moore apothecary at Pestle and Mortar in Laurence Pountney Lane selling worm powders and green sickness powder through multiple shops across England with a seal bearing John Moore’s Coat of Arms. Counterfeits warned. powder sold in most market towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Laurence Pountny
N.B
Leader
Hungerford Market
Geare
Dover-street
Piccadily
James Abree
William Aylee
Peter Brown
St. Thomas’s Street
Bristol
England
Foundation Stone Laid At St Bartholomews Hospital
The Lord Mayor laid the foundation stone of the hospital’s rebuilding at St Bartholomew’s with a copper plate inscribed for 1730. Governors, subscribers, and officials gave donations, including five guineas from the Lord Mayor and Treasurer. A court to address orphan funds was appointed. News of Atterbury’s son arriving from the East Indies and mourning a sister’s death. Also reports the deaths of William Clapham and Mrs Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Bartholomew’s Holpitil
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
George the Second
Richard Brocas
Knr
Samuel Palmer
Felpico Gibbs
Banfon
St. Bartholomew’s
Guildhall
Atterbury
Francis Atterbury
Rochester
East Indies
Morrice
Wiliam Morrice
Wetminster
William Clapham
Eltham
Clapham
Marriages and crimes mingle in a busy London morning
Yesterday Morning Henry Hadley married Mrs. Miller of 2000 fortune who fled to Hertfordshire. A dispute between Lord Viscount Falmouth and Mrs. Dunch over Arabella Godfrey’s will is decided in favor of Mrs. Dunch. The drowned coal merchant Middleton’s body recovered with valuables. Joseph Cook, a butcher, was shot at in Shug Lane but not harmed. Sermons for charity children planned at St Mary Islington. Stock prices and insurance rates quoted. Customs warn about a fraud letter. Feast stewards propose August 27 Feast. Plays advertised at Haymarket and Goodman's Fields with new titles and cast lists. Property listing at end of Alhal lows Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hadley
Merchane
Cannon-street
Middleton
Loalon Bridge
Thames
Nine Elms
Chelsea Beach
Chiswick
Joseph Cook
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Shug-lane
Haymarket
Mitchief
St. Mary Islington
Dr. Knight
St. Sepulchres
Mr. Barnes
St. Brides
Also Mentioned on This Page
Venice
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
Clelia
Hovila
Livia
Kelma Lee
Italy
Sweet William
Hammosk
Ostend
Dunkirk
Barrles
Caurcu
Times
Turner's-hill
Cheffon
South Sea
South Sea Annung
Rth
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Bande Assurance
Custom-House
His Majesty’s Customs
Thomas Hutchinson
Lecrer
St. Dunstan’s Stepney
William Oghorne
Kat. Burring
Goldsworthy
Joseph Laws
Peter Solgard
Richard Haddock
Thomas
Karfe
John Petre
Andrew Osborne
Charles Wager
Call
Jack the Giant-Killer
New Theatre
Goodman’s Fields
Tre Pare
Col. Fainwel
W. Williams
Philip Madelove
Bardin
Periwinkle
Cidet
Obadiah Prim
Penkeshman
Tradelove
Myna Sackbur
R. Williams
Freeman
Machen
Simon Pure
Mr. Pearce
Anne Lovely
Haughton
Prim
Betty
Mra Palmer
Call’d
the Cobler
Preston
Toby Guzzle
Mr. Penkehman
Jaffer Manly
Clermont
Mr. Myon
Dame Hacker
Dorcas Guzzle
Mr. Eaton
Mrs. Mountfort
St. Michael
Alhallows-Lane
Szilyard
Hanbury
Bucklersbury
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