Morning Arrival of Nobles and Markets in 1716
The Morning brings the Earl of Sunderland and Mr. Secretary Stanhope. Market quotes show South Sea Stock around 103½, Bark 137½, India 168. Mortality lists report 406 burials this period, with 485 total for the week and 8 more than last week. Advertisements note publications on politics, religion, and gardening. notices warn of stolen plate from Stonler church and offer rewards for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Sunderland
Stanhope
South Sea
India
Blanks
Fush
Myntreer von Stockens
Schonen
Copenhagen
J. Morphew
Robert South
Alfa
Poland
Earl of Rochester
Hiofcit
Pococke
Louch
Aldrich
Christ-Church, Oxon
E. Curtiae
Lyon
Lacy Allan Dudley
Perton
Philip Barret
Chancery
Lane
Fleet-Street
Rob, Huch
Rose and Crown
Coventry
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Doctor’s Commons
Shippen
Welton
Rétter
White-Chappel
Ationer’s Hall
Fticch
Tillotson
Canterbury
Young
Salisbury
Everal
Derton
Edmund-Hall
Oxon
Abp
Tilotson
Monit
le Clerc
R. Curli
S. Duallan
Fleet-treet
W. Taylor
Pater
Nolter-Row
Oxford Arms
Lombard-street
Fuft
Paris
Avignon
France
Madam de Noyer
W. Mears
J. Brown
John Kettlewell
Coleuhil
Warwicksire
Lawer Temple-Lane
Arwin
Spin Bowyer
Ludgutcentreer
W. Chuseniil
Jack Swan
Parer-Nolfer-Row
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
B. Lintort
Temple Gates
Great Britain
Europe
K. George
England
J. Philips
J. Brochercon
P. Meadows
Black Bull
Cornhill
J.roberts
Warwick-Lance
Serjeant Salzkeld
J. Walthoe
Middle Temple
Cloytiersy
J. Walthoeiun
Royal Exchange
Gornhi
Coe Fuft
John Lawrence
Yelvercott
Northampttonshire
Femple-Gates
Fleet-lreet
Fust
John Tillotson
Barker
K. William
Goodwin
J. Nichalson
Tocke
J. Tonfon
J. Pembarton