Fragmented late 17th century notices mix of politics and shipping
OCR reads as a jumble of state affairs and maritime notices. It cites the Regency council, negotiations over the See of Orange, and royal successions in Prussia, plus multiple ship arrivals, captures, and advertisements from Dublin and ports. Names include Leiden, Amsterdam, Harsover, and Leiden, with ships David Glasgow and Speediet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riané
Council of State
Hetlar Iverhuiles
Moonesu
Prufsia
Orange
Nalles-Frifeland
Athair
Terrim
Zémwen
Giles
Aoremich
Fin Ferdam
Bavlon
Gli
Leste
Leiden
Amsterdam
Harlem
Elector Palatine
Sundew
Pideus
Annie
Trevor
Harsover
Conant Lecheraine
Hassoer
Deux- Lents
Filiesta
Fely
Axzterdans
Nantz
Culcha
Berin
Aliance Packet
Homer
Listen
Eilat
Atay
Greenock
David
Licilia Printed by Fda at the Custom-house Printing-house
An 18th century notice announces Licilia printed by Fda at the Custom-house Printing-house in Crane-Lant. It states mid paper will be delivered to subscribers for tea shillings a year.
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Fda
Crane-Lant
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Beverpool
Dinall
Newbritain
Campbell
Londondlerry
Londonderry
Ringsend
CheTers
Lancaster
Osby
Leverpool
Dublin
Afajrozs
Meurkinton
Ewin
Cuester
Nemessiles
Cxster
Whitehavey
Arundel
Seaford
Bay
Potc-beg
Aport
Robert
Mdina
Katherine
Brivis
Creeneck
Borrock
Zur Geroerx
Hemes
Clyde
Great Britain
John Woodward
Lord \uchiquin
Hugh Christy
Christy
William Warton
Wemple-bar
Goren
Col. Wynne
England
Aire
Patrick Campbell
Bliachey
England and
Scotland