Elected Burgesses Named for Mahuesbury Wiltshire
Gyles Earle and John Fermor Elgiss are declared duly elected burgesses to serve in this Parliament for the Borough of Mahuesbury in the county of Wilts. The notice also details stock issues, sales, and various London book publications and notices from the period, including the Dutchess of Richmond's burial procession and arrests related to printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyles Earle
John Fermor
Elgiss
Mahuesbury
Wilts
Transft
Christm
Mr. Tilyard
Dieepers
South Sea Howe
East India House
the Dutchess of
Richmond
Dean ‘Boro
Northamptonsiie
Earl of Cardigan
Bokseller
Covent Garden
Edling
Exeter Exchange
Strand
Delawar
M. Davies
Stretton Grounds
Westhdniter
Bevil Higgins
Eliot
Grange
Essex
Layer
Earl of Burford
William Beauclir
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
Royal Exchange
London
York Buildings
Rome
Monsieur de Servier
Theophilus Dorrington
Witterdam
Kent
Edward Lake
Samuel Butler
Bernard’s
Holborn
Ovid
R. Marcy
London-House
St. Paul’s
Westminter
Pras
Fuff
Great Britain
John Leothall
Cobler
Preston
Theatre- Royal
Lincoln's Van-Fields
Christopher Bullock
Addison’s Head
Graves
Bible
St. James’s-street
Meadows
Th ¢ Angelio Cornhill
Stagg
Weltminter-hall
Lew
Covent-Garden
Price
Richard Steele
John Dennis
Livia
Augustus
Cinna
T. Payne
Jacques
Jack
Virginia
J. Brotherton
Corobell
Payne
Stationers Hall
W. Mears
A. Dodd
Temple
W. Chetwood
J. Graves
St. James's
S. Chapman
Pallmall
J. Stagg
Westonin
Lc-Hall
Whitlock Balilcade
Westminster
Middlesex
Fr D. Browne
Black Swan
Gosling
Fleet-treet
B. Naet