Marriage of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
A dense London letter praises the royal marriage as joyful for the nation and sustains gratitude to King William III. It extols the Prince of Orange’s future virtues, cites Sir William Temple’s depictions, and foresees a hero race under Frederick and Augusta. News notes Deptford ship Winchester launch and executions, charity processions, sermons, theater listings, and stock quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
William the Third
Europe
Great Britain
William
William Temple
Sir Willan
William the
Prince of
Orange
Feédérick
Augusta
London
Southwark
Kennington Common
Richard Drake
Lambeth
Thomas Parker
St. George’s Fields
Afr. Wilson
Finypos
Graham
Gresham College
Sct
Sepulchre’s
Ris
Dean
Rochester
St. John
Hackney
Father
Martin Lord
Glocester
Shipping Movements From Port: April Arrivals and departures
Port records show multiple vessels arriving and sailing. Elizabeth Parker from Cork and Eliza beth Cailefeat from Rotterdam bound for Gibraltar. Three Brothers Blanche from Christiana Union from Sherbrooke Two Friends Gordon sailing to Guernsey Euphrates Peacock heading to Turkey Frederick Scobell to Maryland Lowder wick Jelly to Dartmouth Tuscagy Martin from Turkey Goodfellow Saunders from Leghorn Happy Will Wales from Malaga wind hinders sailing at the Downs and in the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bool
James
John
Barr
Sherbrooke
Friends
Gordon
Guernsey
Deal
Downs
Peacock
Turky
Frederick
Scobell
Maryland
Lowderwick
Jelly
Dartmouth
Martin
Goodfellow
Saunders
Leghorn
Happy Will
Wales
Malaga
Ary Orders of the Aligies Bankruptcy Sale
The Matiné Coffee-House in Birchin-Ee will host a public sale of bankrupt goods including taberdatchery mercery eyre and woollensdrapery 100 pieces cambricks four bags luggage and more. The auction runs from May 4 to May 6 with viewing at 11 Cop Street and 4th May timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchin-Ee
Alte Oon
Grrada
Taberdatchery
Partivnias
Copt Court
Thragmoston-streec
Pyetday
William Eaton
Catalogue of books and pamphlets advertisement 1736
A 1736 literary listings page describes lineal descent of the House of Saxony Gotha, poets and essays, parliamentary Litt. of Parliament, and several titles including the Syren, The Lawyer's Fortune, Articles against Lord RB ke, and a collection of speeches and wedding sermons. Prices and publishers noted for London and Westminster booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystrious
Saxe-Gotha
Ernest
LETHE
Price
Lord RB Ke
Murray
Che P
R. Price
C. Price
J. Watson
Wardrobe-Court
Great Carter- Lane
London
Westminster
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The
Daily Post
London-Bridge
Snooth Sea
New South Sea
Bank
New Bank
Prem
Indig
Royal Eschange As_lurance
Landon Assurance
Copver
Welch Ditto
Inilia Ditto
Mine Adventure
Christeg Worget
Ashford
Kent
Deaval and Mercer
R. R. Anchor
House of Commanis
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Cromwel Mortimer
W. Innys
R. Many
Royal Society
St. Paul’s
Gentleman’s Magazine
MonTaly Oracle
Julius Ozsar
George the
Merlin
Oracle
Su Urban
Mr. Gave
Ear
T. Boreman
Child’s
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Rui
Hody
Prideaux
T. Woodward
Temple Gates
Fleet-street
Atterbury
Rogers
Eéton
England
Archbishop Cambray
Famby
Chillingworth
Des Martenets
Sdggs
Man
Chad
Tillotson
Publihigly
Hip
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