King’s Coaches, Arrests, and 1716 Local Notices
The piece records the King’s coaches bound for Harwich and Margate for the arrival ceremony, an arrest at Sunderland’s Coffee-House, a noblewoman’s battle with smallpox, a soldier punished in St James’s Park, and fluctuating South Sea stock figures. It also promotes Paradise Water and a long list of legal notices, advertisements, and upcoming publications with multiple names and places cited across London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Margate
Charles Hornby
Welton
Grays Inn
Sunderland
Warwick-Lane
Sunderland Himelf
Harriet de Grey
Duke of Kent
St. James’s Park
Hungary
Jos. Galindoan
Essex-street
Strand
London
Samuel Lynn
Charing-cross
James Spaggz
Limehouse Bridge
Sherman Godfrey
Dick’s Shore
Limehouse
William Kneeler
Thomas Smirthwait
Wapping-Dock
H Bean
Horsely
Micholas Smith
Luke St. Koe
Eleanor Meadman
Limehouse Corner
Reading
Wm. Thomson
Okingham
Berks
Edwards
Pilgrim Coffee
Thomas Tovey
Cary
Treer
Lincoln’s-Inn
East-Barnet
Harris
Corrchandler
Denmark-street
St. Giles
Church
George Heath
Cution
Shippes
J. Morphew
Stationiers Hall
Fiteh
John Tillotson
Canterbury
Barker
William
T. Goodwin
J. Nicholson
B. Tooke
J. Vonson
J. Pembércon
Trely
Fust
Man
St. Dunstan’s
Fleedstreet
Monfr. Buetius
Avranches
B. Linfute
Temple Gate
W. Mears
Lamb
Temple-bar
Dupin
Stephen Fox
Aion
Cr . Piercy
D.cesse
Charis Fox
Elgu Iton
John Sackfield
I. Lircoln
J. Roberts
Oxford
varwick-Lang
Sheepzs
Calizs
Orp Presbyterian
Peirce
Charles Owen
Church of England, Prntcd For J. Morphew
Stanowers-Hal
R. Bradly
Royal Society
Richard Steel
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India
Noor South Sea
Bank
Blarks Izziv