King reviews Life Guards as Paris reports new treaty
The King rode to the Field of Mars near Marly to review Life Guards and the Horse Grenadiers with the Queen present. A courier brings news of a treaty signed by the Regency of Tripoli, delivering French slaves and promising Barbary horses, plus envoy pardons. The period also notes scholarly and infrastructural moves in France, with university elections and waterworks at Versailles cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Marly
Life Guards
Tripoli
France
Marines
Chevalier de Goyon
Sieur Petit
Blois
M.brocant
Switzerland
Geneva
Newfeharer
Rhone
Rhine
Canton
Berne
Canton of
Fribourg
Versailles
Count de Golofskin
Trianon
Prince Karakin
Notre-Dame
Sorbonne
Sieur Thiery
Society of Sorbonne
Cardinal de Fleury
Abbot de la Croix
Bauh
Sallier
Sur de la
Prince of Wales
London
Smith
Liverpool
William and Thomas
Hartlepool
Weymouth
Corm
Queen Caroline
Amsterdam
Simmons
Dartmeth
Torbay
Oxford
Lenox
Newfoundland
Brigancine
Topsham
Oration at Lincoln's Inn Fields on a New Rare Show
A colorful notice invites the public to an event at the Oratory Corner of Lincoln's Inn Fields near Clare Market. It promises an extraordinary display with wonders and curiosities, oddities, performances, and a mocked list of grotesque acts. The advertisement is filled with humorous and satirical descriptions of scenes and exhibitions for an upcoming tomorrow show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
al -Clare-Market
Deaths and Notices From London and Westminster
London items reveal the death of Peregrine Duke of Leeds and titles held, plus details on his family and marriage. The document also covers court actions, parliamentary proceedings, arrests for printing the Miss's Journal, theatre announcements, political polls for Bridgemasters, and various public notices including road repairs and job offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Peregrine
Duke of Leeds
Marquis of
Carmarthet
Earl of Danby
Latimer
Baron Osborn
England
Viscount Dumblain
Scotland
House of Peers
K. William
Q. Mary
Marines
Bridges
Tho. Hyde
North-Mymms
Hertfordshire
Kay
Lord Osborne
Marquess of
Carmarthen
Bridget
Col. Chartres
France
Montrpellier
King’s Bench
Trinity College
Cambridge
Sandys Hutchinson
Canterbury
Ely
Bentley
Woolston
Wyrley
Francis Pember
Crown
Joseph Carter
Mift
Westminster Hall
Clifford’s Inn
Court of Exchequer
Daniel Dantley
John Slater
Litchfield
Gene
Guildhall
Hyde
Mr. Lund
Mr. Billers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arde
Flanders
Southampton
John
William
Gordon
Lisbon
Thomas and
Anne
Guernsey
Deal
Hannah
Madera
Moulton-house
Philadelphia
Happy George
Fitzgerald
Hamburg
Gravesend
Fune
Brothers
Cuff
Dort
Royal Vineyard
Fletcher
Calais
Susanna
Bailey
Oporto
Richard
Morley
Norway
Josiah
Hodskin
Petersbourg
Charles Stanhope
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Banierés
Enfield
Shge Lane
Fruie
South Sea
Bank
Bank Circedas
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Ditto
London Assurance
York
Welch Ditto
Endia
Tis Majesty
Theatre Royal
Drury- Lane
Sir John English
Griffin
Freehold
Corey
Modely
Bridgwacers Heartwell
Rers
Lurcher
Civber
Jun
Vulme
Berry
Shackarc
Norris
Doublejugg
Burnet
Carbuncle
Fielding
Longbottom
Wright
Plog
Heron
Aura
Cibber
Phebe
BeEcGan
Chaunter
Bridgwater
Cibbers
Grig
Quorum
Hunter
Roberts
Kaftor
Tipper
Dove
Wathen
Hay-market
Thursuay
City of London
John Lund
Goldfinich
Bridgermaster
Snabitn
N. B
Joseph Billers
Matthew Snablin
Deceas
N.B
Kent-street
St. George’s Southwark
Greenwich
Blackheath
Kent
F. G
Tertpic Exchange
Fleecstreet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!