Moors Ambush, Moroccans, and Parisian Court News
Lisbon reports a detachment from the garrison defeating a Moor ambush with captives taken while Morocco endures internal throne disputes among four princes. Tagus exports rise with several English warships and merchantmen aboard. Venice notes Ottoman fleet actions calm, with banished admiral at Retima, and Albania reports Serbey troops quelling rebellion. Paris details the king’s hunts, drought responses, theater delays, a fatal accident, a saintly cult rumor around M. L Abbe Paris, court intrigues, and a noble marriage dispute outcome.
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Lisbon
Mazagnon
Barbary
Morocco
Tagus
Venice
Constantinople
Republick
Gianoa Coggia
Retima
Candia
Porte
Marabuto
Bashaw Abdy
Albania
Beg- Serbey
Romelia
Corfou
Paris
Petitbourg
Poncaine- Besa
Versailles
la Ruiere
Count de Tholoute
Fontainebleau
M. de la Peronie
Count Des Morais
Faulconer
France
Phaeton
Pont Royal
M. L’abbe Paris
St. Medardus
Duke de Meillerage
Madamoiselle du Clos
Grand Chamber
Sieur Duchemin
Aix
Provence
Madamoileile Cadieres
Favigr Giroug
John Moore Worm Medicines Praised in Ripon Letter 1731
A Ripon butcher Joan Mounton Jr. reports taking John Moore’s Worm Medicines and expelling a three yard worm, praising the cure and urging continued supply. The letter notes sales and a seal marked Cross with F Jobn Moore’s Worm-Powders, warning against counterfeits and listing distributors in Hungerford Market Canterbury Plymouth Bristol St Thomas’s Street.
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John Moore
Laurence- Pountneys-Lane
London
Ripon
Joan Mounton
Yorkshire
Leader
Hungerford Market
James Abree
William Aylett
Canterbury
Benjamin Smithurst
Plymouth
Peter Brown
St. Thomas’s- Street
Bristol
Jobn Moore
England
N. B
Byfield
London News Inquiries and Events Chronicle
London letters report court actions in chancery and new ecclesiastical dispensations. Society gossip notes marriages, a Countess illness, a venison feast at Bridewell, and property disputes. A fire in Southwark, cricket matches near Croydon, and stock prices close the day. Religious and theatre notices cap the page with plays at Drury Lane and assorted public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Carter
Elde
Burroughs
Richard Chambers
Hereford
Nanton Beauchamp
Worcester
Cradley
Charles Bertie
Mead
Andrew Searle
Middle- Temple
Capt. Searle
Epping
Essex
Anne Beadell
Beadell
Grace Chievely
John Chievely
Eig
Wrest
Bedfordshire
Bridewell
Earl of Sufolk
Bindon
Fulham
Duke of Cleveland
Charles Osmund
Blackmoor
Marquis of Southampton
High Court of Chancery
Baron Thomson
Hampton Court
Tho. Grainger
Corfield
John Davies
John Drinkwater
Bernard Fink
William Yates
Warrington
John Armstrong
Nathaniel Lamprey
Thomas Clarkson
Portsmouth
Guildhall
Caverner
Furer
Felix Snow
Lisbon
Madeira
Wilkinson
Flower-de-luce Court
Tooley- Street
Southwark
Artillery-Ground
Surrey
Dubbers-Hill
Croydon
Artillery Ground
Moorfields
Pindar
Aldgate
Mayne Pindar
London
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Call
London Merchant
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Company of
Chevaux-Legers
Duke de Picquigny
Duke de Chaulnes
Katharine de Nancre
M. de Baruachea
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange
York H Buildings
Welch
George Barnwell
Thorowgood
Mr. Bridgwater
Barnwell
Sam
Charke
Defire
Bayess Opera
Bayes
Cibber
Jun. Arabella
Butler
Bellada
Shireburn
Charkes
Chancery-Lane
Peron
Southampton
Chancesy-lang
Tower Royal
Sher born-Lane
Norwich
Salmon Curson
Geo. Plaister
Wilay Wildman
Draughe
George Setwin