Speech of Archbishop of Toulouse to the French King on clergy loyalty
Translation of an Archbishop's address praising the French monarchy and urging unity under divine guidance. The speech extols the king as a divine instrument, urges reconciliation, peace, and support for the church, and calls on clergy to remain faithful and zealous to promote religious unity and public tranquillity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Toulouzé
General Assembly
Dom
Earth
Europe
Church
Jesus
Christ
Nebelberg
Ponce
Port News Item Reflects Ship Movements
Port News dated June 20 notes the Downs remains of his Majesty's Ship Cambridge. Vessels Draper Leach and Dorset Cave sail for Dublin while Mary Hartington heads to Cork and Apadeir Dob son to Portugal. Peggy Nowell bound for Oporto and Charles Mary Stewart for Portsmouth. Angola Cooper arrives from Antigua with wind NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
The
Downs
Cambridge
Draper
Leach
Dorset
Cave
Dublin
Mary
Hartington
Cork
Apadeir
Dobson
Portugal
Peggy
Nowell
Oporto
Charles
Stewart
Portsmouth
Windn
W. Dover
Fie
Ariv
Angola
Cooper
Antigua
London Archdeacon Bateman weds Mary Smalbrook at Lambeth
In London, Rev Dr Bateman Archdeacon of Lewes and chaplain to the late and present archbishops of Canterbury married Mary Smalbrook daughter of the Bishop of Lichfield at Lambeth Chapel. Canterbury’s Archbishop officiated and the Bishop of Lichfield gave the bride away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
Lewes
Canterbury
Lambeth Chapel
Mary Smalbrook
Lichfield
Coventry
William “Davies
Leatherfiller
London
Neviffs
Duke of
His Majestys ‘Service
Disorderly early modern notices from Norfolk to Lincolnshire
A rambling, fragmentary report lists military movements from Sir Robert Rich's Dragoons and other garrisons, dispensation grants for clergymen, a Gibraltar-bound ship with Spanish goods, a damaged timber-laden vessel at the Rock-Lock, and wages for the Adventure sailors. It records a highway robbery near Loudwater, the death of Mr Watts, a serjeant’s murder-suicide in Tottenham Court Road, clarifications about a fire rumor affecting Mrs Sherwood's estate, and dispatched ordnance for Africa and Holland. It also recounts a Shoreham privateer engagement with a Spanish privateer near Tortuga, capturing a ship and detailing armament and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rich
Dragoons
Norfolk
Windsor
Gracechurch-Street
Woolls
Blackwell-Hall
Jamas Frith
Bull Inn
Leadenhall-Streen
John Torene
Duke of Buccleugh
Nantiton
Parva
Lincoln
Thorp
Arnel
Leicester
Till
Spain
London-Bridge
Portsmouth
Watts
Loudwater
Oxford
High Wicomb
Aylesbury
William Birdy
Col. Fielding
Grenadiers
Foot-Guards
Tottenham-Court Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Port News
South Carolina
Shoreham Manor
Bostawen
Hilands
Tortuga
Shoreham
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