Entertainments and notices from a 1728 Plymouth area issue
Fraternal entertainments at the Kings Arms in St Paul’s Chard, with Princesses visiting Kensington for sermons. in Reading a mob attacked the High Sheriff’s house during accession celebrations. Public notices include racing terms, medical pamphlets, pestilence discourse, and horse race entries across Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire with prices and weights.
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Acée Mirona
Kings Arms
St. Pauls Chard
Chard
Wale
Kensington
Abbot
House of Peers
Commons
Paris
France
Spain
Reginald Fellow
Berks
Duke of Ormond
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
London
Charles Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul's Churchyard
Oxfordshire
Offey Hay
Becleshall
Stafford
Eccledhall
Belesball
Becleshal
Leas
Aura Mirifica
Mr. Radford
St. Clement's Church -Yard
Strand
Arundel-street End
Bliz
Peter Williams
Penryn
Cornwall
Hensry Jones
King’s College
Cambridge
Michaelmas
G. Strahan
Cornhill
J. Bowyer
S. Pap
Church-yard
Linfort
Fleet-street
D. Brown
Temple-Bar
R. Mountaigue
Sheer-Lane
L. Stokoe
Charing-Cross
J. Parker
C. Kig
Westmiofiir-Halls
Jon
Carmarthen
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Baydon-yard
Royal Academy of Bourdeaux
P. Kennedy
M.D
J. Houkeac
Flower de Luce
Fleetstreet
J. Graves
St. James’s Street
J. Bickerton
Crown
Pater-aoster Row
Dr. Burnet
Paradise
Nype
Newport Pagnell
Bucks
Bach Horfe
Asy Horfe
Bach Horfe, &c