Royal Appointments and Academic Honors in Early Times
His Majesty and several nobles receive oaths and appointments. Charles Ruke becomes Lord Lieutenant of Southampton and Dorset, with Richard Earl of Scarborough as Northumberland and Newcastle lord lieutenant. Election news includes O Ntil for Chipping Wycomb and Rev Head succeeding in Bristol. University Cambridge appoints a new Lord High Steward, while local burials and stock quotes are recorded. Advertisements announce fairs at Cleobury Mortimer, a books sale, and a new translation of Fathers.
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Charles Ruke
Bolton
Southampton
Dorset
Pool
Richard Earl of Scarborough
Northumberland
Newcastle Upon Tyne
O Ntil
Chipping Wycomb
John Witterwrong
Deceas
Head
Earl of Berkeley
Baron
Baliyl
Bristol
Joseph Hocke
Great Buffelstreet
Grimstone
Earl of Anglesea
University of Cambridge
Duke of Manchester
Richard Levitt
Aldersgate
India
Royal Exchange
London
York Buildings
Paris
Rene Eded
Bridlington
Tork
George Inn
Newcastle Upon
Sunderland
Blyth
Sutton
Sluce
Culler
Coates
Newcastle
Whitby
Scarborough
Burlington
Hull
W. Hereas
K. James I
Francis Lacon
Cleobury
Cleobury Mortimer
Salop
Nore
William Lacon Childe
Bibliotheca Curiosa
Corbett
Addison’s Head
Rose Tavern
Temple-Bar
N. B
Oliver’s
Westmoffer-Hall
William’s
St. James’s
Ben's
Hanover-Square
Charing-Cross
Rainbow
Batson’s
Fuller
Fusuce
Paul the Veogian
Council of Trene
Eurgentia
Church of England
Henry Wotton
Miaac Wake
R. James I
Venice
Turin
J. Graves
St. James’s-street
C. King
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Henry Temple
Gene Tlemen
Epsom
Daily Journal
Pentacks
Viscount Castlemain
Chelmsford
Harvey
Honeywood
Essex
Red Lyon Inn
Chelwasford
Honeywod