News from Abroad and Ports Across Europe and America
Yesterday arrived mail from Holland. Reports from Moscow and Vienna recount court ceremonies, awards, and military appointments. London and Falmouth ship movements note arrivals from Barbados Jamaica and Maryland as fleets sail and quarantine ships depart.
New Publications and Prices for Early Works
A list announces Mr. Welftead's Narrative and a Primitive Liturgy at 1s each, plus A Dissertation on Nonsense and Advertisements 3s 8d. Other titles include The first Sermon and Grave Errors of Painters. Prices range from 6d each to 8s 6d for the full set, with a last volume not yet published.
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Wiesbach
Ukraina
Romanzow
Persia
Thomas
Duke de Lima
Spain
Poland
Vienna
Count Sinzendorf
Hungary
Italy
Lombardy
Tirol
Count de Mercy
Bologna
Naples
Mantuan
Syria
Sophy
Porte
Count de Schonach
Alexander de Rheinsheim
Regiment of Dragoons
Vehlen
Countess de Mansfield
Prince de Trauton
Halbthurn
Hanover
Bulau
Berlin
Hague
Gelderland
Amit
Arnheim
N. B
Public cure notice by John Moore for dropsy and related ailments
A 1730 testimonial from John Freeman, living on Cannon Street, credits John Moore of Laurence Pountney Lane with curing dropsy and related symptoms after prior failed remedies. The note promises two medicines, and that Moore will treat a truly poor patient gratis if vouched for by parish churchwardens.
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Freeman
Cannon-street
Mr. Beecher
Salter
Phydick
John Moore
Laurence Pountney’s
Cannan Street
John Freeman
Moore
Obituary notes and police report from London and Edinburgh
London notices report deaths and appointments including Montague of Bow estate owner and William Hitch clerk of the Declarations in the King's Bench. Also Earl Cowper visiting the Lord Chancellor and health trip plans for Bryan Cook to Aix la Chapelle. A robbery attempt on Widow Moore in Shoemaker Row is blamed on a Dutch Jew. a cart accident in Whitechapel claims a life. Edinburgh lists officials elected Provost Morrison and guild officers, and notes Moore the thief being indicted. Kirkenbright Lord’s death and succession mentioned.
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Bow
Montague
William Hitch
King’s Bench
Temple
Edward Venires
Harris
Portland
Dorset
Bristol
Earl Cowper
Ockham
Surrey
Bryan Cook
Wheatley Hall
Gare
Moore
Shoemaker Row
White Chappel
Wyndham
Capt. Lisle
India
Lizard
Aberdeen
James Morrison
William Smith
William Chambers
William Mowat
John Strachan
William Cruikshank
Patrick Forbes
Patrick Cushny
Thomas Frazer
Guild Brethren’s Hospital
James Ley
Edinburgh
Kirendbright
Shere
James Lord Kirkenbright
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