Loyal Address and Court News From 1715
A long excerpt details an August 1715 address of obedience to the Church of England, prayers for the monarch, and officials appointed in Ireland. It mentions the River voyage to view a diving engine, the Earl of Sunderland named Keeper of the Privy Seal, Count Gazoia’s audience, and approvals for a new clergy and gentlemen company to fund positions and rewards tied to the Protestant succession.
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Church of England
Geo. Beaumont
Cal. Becker
Col. Bladen
Duke of of Grafton
Earl of
Galway
Ireland
Cyril Wych
Elys
Haas Town
Earl of Sunherland
Count Gazoia
Duke of Parma
Prince and Princess of Wales
Hornby
Greys-Inn
Newgate
Jones
George Bing
Windsor
South Sea
Bank
India
Sion Chappel
Hfampstead
Middiesex
Bank of England
Themelves
London Printed by E. Berington in Silver-firees Bloomsbury
London imprint lists E. Berington as printer with sale by Fr. Morphewi near Stationers to Habs in Bloomsbury, conveying a historical publication note.
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London
E. Berington
Bloomsbury
Fr. Morphewi
Habs