Protestant Refugee in France and English Trade News
A London letter describes Durand a Protestant craftsman who fled to France with the Queen's passes, faced forced conversion fears, and returned to England with the Queen's envoy, while other refugees faced detention. Market prices and shipping moves are noted along with notices on subscriptions to print new histories and public sales and various trades and services in London and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eobert Craie
Charles James Crockat
Wiliam Isarehinfoo
Robert. Fod
John Meare
Chyrurgionea Phothecarys Beaton Conteener
Lake
London
Or-dar
Mr. Durand
St. Martin’s Lane
Westminster
France
Argonias
Baris
Wis
Prisop
Prigr
England
Darin
Ogober
Peifon
France Should, Have Their Liberty, According To the Edict of Name. Abstraa
Gibraltar
Alcaia
Mackneale
Barbary
Mtequidez
Cate
Weyall
Yreland
Norris
Mequiriez
Sig Jonn
Hffory
C. Fgether
Ireland
King James
Charles Leslie
Mamaghan
Dublin
Py Campbell
Cork-Hill
Cork
William Boyle
Derry
James Dawson
Brice Blair
Warburgta Street
Harp and Crown
di Kow
Gapel-Street
trand-Street
Capel
Lepoys-Streat
White Sloan
Smithfield
Ram Inn
Pyudlin
William Screet
Gowlane
Lanour
Donoughmore
Cloyne
Muskerry
Chus
Donoughwore
Morenzher
G. Bunny
Suiegeons Arik mm ‘Beranit
Febn Dewdel Junior
Roger Feagayng
Flemyns
Ormond-Key
Castlectreee
Castle-Gate
General Office of Intelligence
Sarah Rider
Mrs. Allens House
College Green
P. Campbell
Sligoe
Thomas Orwin
Stigoe