Notices of meetings and auctions in Port Royal and London
In a dense 18th century advertisement, notices announce meetings of Bahama Island proprietors at the Old Devil Tavern Temple Bar to draft a petition to Parliament for recovering funds. Other notices invite Port Royal plantation trustees and Jamaica mine proprietors to gatherings and share assignments for payment. A series of theatre plays, cockfighting events, lost property rewards, and upcoming auctions of jewels, paintings, and noble goods fill the page, along with book releases and law treatises.
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Bahama Islands
Temple Bar
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iddia oe _ Africa
Royal Exchange Assurance
Boda Airverice
York Buildings
Port-Royal
Carolina
Old Man’s Goffee-house
Charing- Cross
Jamaica
Snow
Temple-Mills
Grigsby
Royal Exchange
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
Richard the
Henry VI
Richard
Edward V
Tower
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Richmond
Bosworth Field
York and
Lancaster
Theatre Royal
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Boheme
Quin
Ryan
Walker
Dings
Leigh
Egleton
Seymour
Bul. Jock
Eglecon
Mabie
St. James Park
Surrey
Middlesex
Watling-street
Poirier
Will
Bow-Lane
White Bart
Southwark
Lerrer
Jonathan Wilde
Pene
Couniey
St. Martin’s-Lane
Charing-Cross
Colney-Hatch
Whetstone
Teesday
Extru Yate
Fort St.George
Deceas
Che
Queen-Square
Ormond-Street
Southampton Row
Beauford
Jermyn
India
Japan
Sarah Salisbury
William Ellis
Holborn
Eonton
Westminster
Samuel Mather
John and Barham Clark
Bible
Poulery
House of Lords
Tower of London
Roll’s
King’s Remembrancers
Treasurer’s Remembrancers
Ce Price
R. Goding
Middle Temple Gate
Fleetstreet
Boland
Capra Ayloff
Fust
Woodward
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleerstreet
J. Peele
Locke's Head
Pater-nofter
Locke
Pater-nofter Row
Grorcy
Anne
University of Cambridge
Walter Raleigh
South-Sea Company
J. Swift