Publick measures and trials amid 18th century unrest
A dense digest recounts petitions praising relief from oppressive duties, royal acknowledgments of congratulatory messages on royal birth, and appointments. It notes deaths and appointments, a Secret Committee examination at Westminster, South Sea Company balances, recent executions, transportation plans, and stock quotes as May Day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Prince of Wales
House of Commons
House of Comms
Mr. How
How
Emanuel
George Cafwal
D’oyley
Westminster
Tower
South-Sea Company
William Barton
William Smithhurt
John Vompton
Sarah Harrison
Margaret Green
Martha Smith
Ithomas Vincent
Gardiner
Hammersmith
Burne
Booth
Hatchfield
India
York Buildings
London
York
County of
Essex
Advertisements from the Crown and South Sea era publishers
A dense late 17th to early 18th century ad page describes Thomas Bickerton moving from Rose and Crown to Pater-noster-Row, publishing books maps and shop documents, with printers and stations offering bonds indentures and legal forms. It publicizes editions and works by Banks, Butler, Brown, and others, plus notices on advertisements for Greek Latin texts and a decree allowing Calicoes to be worn in garments until December 1722.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T"homas Bickerton
Little
Britain
Pater-Nofler-Row
Prines
N. B
Amico Conscripte
A. Jonarhane Banks
Valgo di
Holborn
Fust Publise
South-Sea Company
J. Peele
Lock's Head
London
Spittle Fields
Callicoss
Sam. Brifeve
Bell Savage
Ludgate-hill
Butler
Sect L’gitrange
Tho. Brown
Richard Bentley
Secularium Literarum Scriptoras
Nemo Puffit
Bere Dispucares
Ibi
Conyers Middleton
T. Bikerton
Pater-noller-Row
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Impiety
Atheim
Church of Rome
Pius IV
T. Bickerton
Pat r-Noller-Row
Pr.zs