Plenipotentiaries, battles, and trade notices fill alert Zurich column
From Zurich and Hague reports note a Vokkenburgers victory over the Abbot's Party with prisoners. Baron Stoffemberg joins as Plenipotentiary of Swabia while Baron Bochmar is expelled as Plenipotentiary of Hanover. French ministers await a response to Allies' demands. Other ports report ships at Deal and English stock quotes, plus public notices and medicinal ads in London papers.
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Utrecht
Baron Stoffemberg
Swabia
Baron Bochmar
Hanover
Hague
France
Thomas Hanmer
D. of Ormond
Paris
Chevalier St. George
St. Germains
Killebeck
Globe-Gally
London
Dublin
Lisbon
Pemberton Gaily
Leverpool
Pemberton
Deal
Her
Arundel
Dover
Dunkirk
White
Monmouth
Seaford
Witchcraft Further Display'd Offers Noted Trials and Writings
An advertisement listing works on witchcraft including Jane Wenham of Walkerne Herefordshire and the cases of Florence Newton and two witches before Sir Mat. Hale. It cites objections to witchcraft, remarks on Mr Mede and Abp Tillotson, and notes executions in 1661 and 266. Printed for E Curll at the Dial and Bible, Fleet Street, price sixpence.
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Jane Wenham
Walkerne
Herefordshire
Anne Street
Anne Thorn
Mede
Abp
Tillotfon
Justice Powell
Florence Newton
Mat. Hale
Bury St, Edmunds
E. Curll
St. Duntan’s
Fleetstreet
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Zurich
Kirby
Col. Park
Duke of Athol
Scotland
United Company
South Sea
St.Giles’s
Christ
Byland, Glaser
Bloomsbury Market
John's
Swithen’s Alley
Royal Exchange
Nando’s
Fleet
St. James's
St. James’s Street
Land Security Office of Insurance
St. Paul’s
St. James’s Market
Hammersmith
Holbourn-Row
Lincoln’s Inn
Tilburg
K. Charles
Whitehall