Papal Succession and World News from an 18th Century Page
A sweeping chronicle covers popes Bennet I through XIII with notes on rival anti popes, schisms and papal politics, plus a Bath death of Viscount Bulkeley and naval and Ottoman Empire updates. It reports Mehmmet Chul’s campaigns, Greenland trade prep, ships building, and Dublin port arrivals with routine ship movements and a UK press notice including new plays and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Zennet. VI
Anastasius
Lewis
Rome
Bennet IV
Bennet V
Otho
Hamburg
Bennet VI
Bennet VII
D. Bennet VIII
Italy
Apulia
Germany
Gregory
Henry St. Bennet IX
Clement II
Damascus II
Benn
Velitri
Nicholas II
Frescati
Bennet XI
Bennet XII
Bavaria
France
England
John XXII
Bennet XIII
Avignon
Pisa
Constance
Genoa
Spain
Clement VIII
Papal
Bennet
Liam
Anne
Robert Bulkeley
Beaumarris
Mary
Philip Everton
Egerton
Chester
Constantinople
Mirveil
Schiras
Hamedan
Porte
Calpain Sea
3Tha
Van
Prince Tochmas
Mehmed Chul
Teflis
Chuy
Tauris
Tochmas
London
Prushan
Cardinal Orsini
Pape
Edinburgh
Dondas
Leith
Sutyre
Greenland
South Sea Company
Paper Printed Twice a Week for Subscribers
An old notice promotes a periodical issued Tuesday and Saturday, mailed to subscribers at a low yearly price. Late packets incur a postseries fee. Advertisements are offered at reasonable rates.
Printing at the General Post Office Cork Hill 1724
Dublin imprint cites Prefick Rider and Thomas Harbin as printers at the General Post Office Printing-House on Cork-Hill in 1724, detailing the location for official government printing in the Exchange area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Prefick Rider
Thomas Harbin
General Post- Office
Cork-Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath
Richard Bulkeley
Barrow Hill
Anglesea
Viscount Bulkeley
Cathel
Ireland
Bridget Bertie
Earl of Abingdon
Isle of Anglesea
Wil
Fune
Drogheda
Wicklow
Robert
Hamburgh
Frida
Bergen
Drunton
William and George
Bristol
Luke
Wexford
Emelia
Weymouth
Rechel
Sarah
Bristols
Hopewell
Lancaster
Jane
Betty
Leverpool
Road
Cork
Providence
St. Martin’s
Dolphin
Pearl
Elizabeth
Newnpham
Society of Dublin
St. Sebastian
Exchange
Inglear
Shakespear
N. Tate
Laurent
William Smith
Dames-street
Henry Norris
Ele
Ion
Sacred College
Innocent XLII