Plague in Smyrna Amid Port News from the Archipelago
Reports from Flanders Smyrna and Scio describe a plague outbreak causing retirements and tumults in Smyrna. Barbary corsairs warn merchants near Cyprus and Rhodes. Jerusalem pilgrims face massacres. British notices cover smallpox in Bavaria and shipping arrivals. Royal races and court appointments feature alongside executions and legal trials.
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Smyrna
Scio
Barbary
Rhenta
Algiers
Tunis
Tripoli
Cyprus
Rhodes
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Zapha
Brussels
Munich
Electoral
Bavaria
Ferdinand of
Falmouth
Townshend Packer
Cooper
Corunna
Thomas
London
Captain Ommons
Dartmouth
Albion
George Cox
Figura
Lynn
Hull
John of Scilly
Anthony Watts
Guernsey
Southampton
Plymouth
John Badcock
Humphrey Carder
Bristol
John and
Phebe
Liverpool
John Christian
Bremen
William and Mary
James Cox
Latcott
Seven Sisters
Jersey
Deane
Oliver
Amsterdam
Frederickshall
Norway
Kalver Erickson Matter
Deal
Dorothy
Buuler
Cadiz
Mary
Gordon
Bulcock
Berbadoes
Glas
Lisbon
Wind S. W
Gravesend
Hare
John Baker
Moores
John Moore
Diep
Pastilion
Michael Deman
Cane
Love's Last Shift at Drury Lane and Other May Theatres
Advertises benefit for Cook and Williams Boxkeepers at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane with Love's Last Shift and added Farce, plus Love for Love and Doctor Faustus at the Haymarket, notice of box restrictions, and guards on admission along with assorted notices of lost property, rewards, and public announcements dated May 1729.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majestys Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Love
Novelty
Mr. Cibber
Loveless
Mr. Wilks
Amanda
Porter
Will. Wisewood
Johnson
Fider Worthy
Mr. Waeton
Worthy
Mr. Mills
Swan
James Holder
Sc. Martin’s le Grand
George Halley
Newgate-street London
Hambureh
Elizabeth Walduhave
Dhe Strand
Hicks’s Hall
James Haden
His
Newyate
Géoric Haifey
Elizabeth Waldécrave
Newgate
Middlesex
Justice Hall
James Holden
Halfy
Waldegrave
Halfey
George Halfey
Etiz
James Holdenyaral
John Champion
London
Thomas Arne
Covent-Garden
Uyholder
Haltey
Waldgrave
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Flanders
Borgia
Guildford
Whitfan
Lord Onslow
Chandon
Iréland
King
Dublin
Hoadly
Fernes
Salisbury
Waterland
St. Giles’s
Cripplegate
Marshal
Su Vedaft
Foster Lane
Francis Fane
Elgi
Vaunton
His Majesty
S Council
William Lee
Eee
Aorney
William Fortefeud
Admiralty
Japhet Crook
King’s ‘Bench
Westmhinster
Thomas Woolston
Id Court
Fuller’s
Guildhall
Hicks
Baily
Bambridge
Cartel
Mr. Huggins
Arne
Fleet
Huggins
Boyce
Kilbury
Booth
Court of Exchequer
Veller Jay John Upton
High Seas
Jeptha Biggs
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange
York Buildings
Welch
Cook and Williams Boxkeepers
Hay-market
Terra Australis
Lord Flame
Cheshire
King Soarecerial
Gilow
Mr. Hulett
Dologodelmo
Mr. Smith
Darony
Tafwells
Mr. Williams
Theerbee
Mr. Machen
Lomperhomock
Mr. Pearce
Darnu
Mr. Hole
Primo
Mr. Reynolds
Puny
Emo
Mr. Ware
Col. Countermine
Mr. Dove
Genius
Mr.Webster
Ruffell
Veathen
Cademore
Purden
Sementhre
Scringo
Mountford
Lufirgo
Miss Mann
Cuzzenida
Hill
Barnet
Alderman Chill
Henry Shélby
Alderman Child’s
Temple Bary
Tower-Hill
Pintack’s
Pohtack’s
Poland-street
Thames
Chelsea
George Pier
Shii Con
Melcomb Hartey
Dorfer
Ely
Mary Louisa
Bing
Pitt
Geo. Pitt
Mary L. Pitt
Fawkes
Fitzei
St. Pinchbeck
Fleetstreet
Henry Coover
Meilleurs
Henry Cooper
Kwicur
Jacxsox
Exchange Alley
Stephen Wiggin
Baker’s Coffee
Exchange- Alley
Duker-street
Westminster
St. Frness
Charies
Matthews
Bath
A&2c
White Bear
Piccadilly
White Hart
Woodford
Essex