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River of 1737 18th century notices and royal vault event report
The text reports old proclamations about quelling riots and regulating trades in Devon and Somerset, mentions the Lord Castlecomer as Secretary at War, the vacancy left by James Crags, and the anticipated council. It notes the young Prince’s deposition in Henry VII chapel, lists inscriptions and obituaries, and broadcasts stock prices, burials, and a parade of advertisements for books, medicines, and garden items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Devon
Somersetshire
Castlecomer
James Crags
General Council
Addisor
Exchequer
Lord Onslow
King Henry the 7Ths Chapel
Westminster
Rochester
Giorgius
Galielmus
George’ William
Prince of Wales
Fust
Bangor
Chichester
Tho
Sherlock
Temple
J. Pembstton Ax
Duotlan
Fleet-street
House of Lords
Breret
Hoadley
Sc. Donikan
Eleet-street
Taylor
Iy Pater-Noller-Row
Ry Wilkin
St. Paris
Richard Bradly
Royal Society
Hans Sloan
Mead
Hailey
Douglas
Perciver
C. Fohich
Baggard
Patri¢k’Blair
M.D. P.k.s
Phi
London
Sr. Gifford
Ridgely
Meveral
Andrews
Theodore Mayerne
James
Charles
Samuel Garth
W. Mears
Temple-Bar
Henry Howard
Earl of
Sowry
Thomas Wyat
L.tween
Mr. Horton
W. Whites
N. B
Walthoe
J. Walthoe
Corohill