Cambridge County by election and notable deaths
Samuel Lynn to be under secretary to Robert Clark in Cambridge County election plans set for the eighteenth of the month. Arthur Champernoun MP for Devon is dead. Reports from the Thames near Arundel Street describe a murdered child found in a body and two heads. Sir Gerard Conyers named Governor of the Bank, John Hanger deputy governor. Naval actions report Scarborow chasing pirates near Antigua Nevis and St Christophers, engagements and ship losses. Financial quotes show South Sea and Bank stock movements with varied quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lynn
Robert Clark
Cambridge
John Jennings
Deceas
Arthur Champernoun
Tennes
Devon
Thames
Arundel -Street
Gerard Conyers
Bank of England
John Hanger
St. Christophers
Scarborow
Antegoa
Nevis
India
Antiquarian Book Advertisements and Notices of 1717
A long catalog of antiquarian publications and counterfeit warnings. Includes histories of Rochester Cathedral and St Nicholas Church, Canterbury appendices, Worcester and Lichfield works, Berkshire notes, and a Dutch-press agreement. Also advertises counterfeit lace neckware warnings and a missing horse notice, with later poems and medical treatises offered for sale in Fleet Street and Westminster shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Erderwicke
Wm. Dugdate
Simon Degge
K. Corll
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
Worcester
Litchfield
Athmole
Berkshire
Cornhill
Qader
Rose Tavern
Temple-bar
Arthur
Great Suffolk
Paul Chamberlea
Hay-Market
Zadigi
Oamiouth
Wm. Parr
Bertiwig
Professon
Nes Grass
Tho
Lewellia
Monmouth
Lewellin
Jonarhas Barrow
Beifol
Elzevir
Surry
K. Henry the
Bodleian Library
Oxford
Selden
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House of Commons
Fuft
Church of England
Kettlewell
Geo. Hickes
Tho, Dawson
Sir John Floyer
Kat
R. Wilkin
W. Iangs
St. Paul's Churchyard
Dr. Drake