The Tragedy of King Richard the Second advertised
Broadside notices announce publications and theatre reworkings in Lincoln's Inn Fields and Drury Lane with a prefatory essay on Shakespeare and ancient learning. Auctions and house sale listings legibly describe goods, furniture, and a detailed public alert for two highwaymen, with vivid physical descriptions and vehicle details.
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Richard
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Church of Rome
W. Hinchliffe
Dryden’s Head
Royal Exchange
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Richard Sceele
Addison
Anthony
Deceas
Ruffel-street
Bloomsbury
Earl of Montross
Thomas
John Smith
John
Carriss
London Printed News From Amsterdam and The Hague
London reports hail from Holland and Italy via Amsterdam and The Hague. Messages note a bloody action in Sicily injuring General Zumlungen and officers, with 1500 soldiers reported. Don Luca Spinola killed per uncertain advices. Courant items also describe diplomacy around the Quadruple Alliance and high officials dining with Earl Cadogan.
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London
Holland
Amsterdam Courant
Hague
Genoa
Sicily
Zumlungen
Heff
Caffel
Distin
Ion Asia
Luca Spinola
Hague Courant
Beretti
Earl Cadogan
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E. Berington
Bloomburg
Stationers Hall
Marquis Reretoi Landi
Marquis de Mateleon
France
E. Cadogan
Count Windisgratz