Protests, Writs and Notices From Early 18th Century London
Reader encounters a dense OCR fragment: protestations to the Christian King and Parliament against French violence, notices of ship seizures, noble family news, stock prices, and numerous book advertisements. It notes James Winstanley’s death, Captain Bailey’s escape, aristocratic marriages, and Parliament activity, interleaved with financial quotes and forthcoming publications.
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France
Characer
James Winstanley
Branston
India
Blanks
Effer House
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William Vickers
M. A. Sord
J. Pemberton
Trya
John Hanpden
Stoke Mandeville
County of Bucks
Ely
K. Charles
Hammet
Exchequer Chamber
Alfs
Thomas Harrison
Richard Hutton
Mijesty
Cours of Common Pleas
Hampden
Authentik
Brown
W. Meire
Temple Bar
J. Sackfield
Loncols’s Inn Square
N. B.amull
D. Brown
W. Mears
M. Kellom
Devonshire Street
Queen’s Square
Ormondstreet
Socrates
J. Morphew
Stationers Hall
Fust
W. Boreham
R.ce
Nelson
Church of England
Marshall
Fonteneds
William Gardiner
Pricers
Sympson
The
Eaft
Odies
Thair
Thomas Betterton
Thomas Earl of Darby
Duke of Leeds
Counet Fradenia
Baritia
Red Lyon
Parer Nofler-Row
Fleer
Geutemen