News items from Edinburgh and London Dec 6 to Dec 12
Finenes of the Coit marked for stamp at 20 livres and 5 livres for the Crown. penalties for taking money out of the kingdom. militia detachments for a camp near Athlone. Reports: Lord Elcho dies of fever. rebels desert Perth. Argyle encamped. Wills met in Preston. Dutch soldiers quartered in Ripley. executions and firings of Fleet prisoners. Royal appointments include Francis Gregor as Sheriff of Cornwall. various ecclesiastical see translations. Lisbon sees Regency. Stock prices: South Sea, Bank, India, African, and Blanks readings.
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Edinburg
Perth
Dumblain
Duke of Argyle
Eiling
Newton
Stanhope
England
Manchester
Preston
Wills
Munden
Ripley
Yorkshire
Lost Dog Reward Notice and Historic Book Advertisements
A vintage printed page advertises a black panther dog with specific markings offering a Guinea reward for return through Mr. Salmon at the White Hart in St Albans. It also lists multiple books for sale by Bernard Lintott and J Roberts, including Gardiner’s Expositions, Du Pin’s History, Bishop Atterbury’s and Smalridge’s arguments, and a chronicle of Great Britain with prices and publication details.
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Barnet
St. Albins
Salmon
White Hartton
St. Albans
Hartfordshire
James Gardiner
Lincoln
Bernard Lintott
Temple Gates
Moar
du Pin
Atterbury
Smalridge
Casterbury
London
J. Roberts
Oxford
Warwick Lane
Earl of Oxford
Commons
Great Britain
George
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Erte
Dublin
Athlone
Elcho
Earl of Weems
Westminster Hall
Coplestone Warwick Bampfield
Knights of the Shire
Devon
George Hickes
Worcester
Ormondtreet
John Fortecue Aland
Nicholas Lechmere
Eihy
Earl of Limerick
Kingdom of Ireland
Wake
Canterbury
Evans
Bangor
Thompson
St. Mathew
Portugal
Taylor
Fyfon
Blegck
Couthman
Majdsty
Qyer
Lancashire
India
Ehp
Oxford Asms