Turbulent spirits test Polish Diet peace efforts
Warsaw reports daily court consultations to keep the General Diet calm. Disputes over Protestants in Poland and Livonia prompt warnings of consequences if the Diet divides. In Dantzick, Protestants publish a six-article memorial demanding rights amid tensions with Roman Catholics and Russian influence.
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Doborucki
Russia
Poland
Grodno
Oliva
Lithuania
Marriage on Foot in London Ties Nobility and Notables
London news recounts looming marriages among the aristocracy including the Earl of Dyvert and Miss Carteret, and Philip Bennet with Mrs Estcourt. It notes deaths, health remedies, appointments, and stock and bank prices with a courtly 17th century tone.
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Earl of Dyfert
Miss Carteret
Lord Carteret
Philip Bennet
Witcomb
Somerset
Estcourt
Gloucestershire
William Mill
Greatham
Sussex
John Atte Mill
Edward I
Richard Mill
Woolbeding
Earl of Barrymore
Rock Savage
Cheshire
Ireland
Payne
Home Lacy
Herefordshire
Duke of Beaufort
Mills Scudamore
Holland House
Kensington
Viscountess
Scudamore
Duke of Leeds
Lord Percival
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Henry Bromley
Cambridge
Henry Osborn
Placentia
Newfoundland
Province of
Nova Scotia
Accadia
America
Richard Philips
Clatham
John Spencer
Eydon
Northampton
Peterborough
Guildhall
Watermens Company
Liverpost
Thomas Aston
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Englanh Copper
Welch Ditro
South Sea Bonds
Dicco
Child performer with extraordinary dexterity advertised
An Avon weekly notice markets a child of about five performing astonishing acrobatic feats and clockwork curiosities each evening at seven. The ad promotes a variety of items and a reward for lost property while listing stolen cane notices and a banknote scam. It urges readers to report or claim rewards via city traders and a London area address.
Town Trades Advertised For Sale and Rent Offers
In a scanned notice multiple commodities and shop premises are offered for trade in one town, including a tavern fully fitted, a Greer's shop, and several other trades such as a draper, barber, tobacconist, brazier, shoemaker, and leather seller. Enquiries at Tam's Coffee-house near Red-Lion Court. Some houses suitable for other trades are available at the end of town. a glassmaker seeking a house for light rent may take part of the same premises.
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Red-Lion Coure
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John Neopomucene
Hannis
Clavek Ad
Arcanis
Oratory
Lincol
s-Inn-Fields
the Times
London
Harrow School
Kings Head
Inner Temple Gate
Flee Street
Mtlemen
Tho. Biuns
Piccadills
Ss. James's
Mrr
Thomas Bins
Gani
THEAT
Hay-market
Jane
Moninecurot
Luce
Lacey
D. Gator Ad
Fiibaurys
Maner
Rapace Stutt
Dhe T .Cacre
Faw KE
Adil
Laneford
Guneas Heward
Pawo
Thames-strees
Notrofao
Thomas Willmo
Casable
Chapman
Halla
Charles Gran
Haberdarlier
Angelacatult Ye Glemets Church
Yird
Dhe Strand
Welterway
Prion
Che Ch Rees
House of Newitham
Eis
New Coat Sarkin’s Lane
Bristol
Rerja
Heare
Fleet
Hoare
Rhe Qi
Anil
Gr. Petabie
Henry Voguell and
Cems
John Billers
Kioare
Wren
Newnham and Petit
Whitehorn
Perfon
Newnham
Rloire
Azzhereas
Bareman
Toerridge
Taurida
Giea
WN. B. 1S
Dover Wangen
Kings-Head Inn
Southwark
Dover
Rewras
Phineas Stringer
Lett