Stockholm envoy and MP news amid a busy 1720 page
Yesterday Count Teffin arrived from Stockholm to notify the Swedish king’s accession and to seek audience. William Pitt was chosen MP for Bridgwater, replacing the late Mr. Doddington. Sir Henry Oxendon is dead. Rob. Clark, stamp duties receiver in the north, fled with the king’s money to Rotterdam and is being sent to London with three messengers. Stock prices and burials are listed, with numerous adverts for medical books, insurance, and publications, and notices of missing horse and vagrant cases.
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Count Teffin
Stockholm
Sweden
William Pitt
Bridgwater
Doddington
Deceas
Henry Oxendon
Snodwych
Kent
Rob. Clark
England
Rotterdam
Magistrats
Wolters
Harwich
London
Bank
India
Mijesty
George
Great Britain and Ireland
Samuel Butler
Bernard
Holborn
Tolen
Mr. Tho
Archer
Upton
Severn
Greas
Tho
Edward Eckley
Bridewell
Plymouth
Shropshire
Eckley
John Milton
Addison
J. Tonfoo
N. B
Ludgate-S
John Pope
Newarke Upon
Trent
Nottingham
Joyner
Somerstshire
Joho Pope
Joho Pops
Wandesford Gull
Furnivals Tna
Wm. Warburton
Rehard Twes
Newark
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