The Royal Parliament Lift and Early Religious Texts
Fragmentary advertisement page listing parliament proceedings in May 1722, legal notices, booksellers and sermon titles. It highlights the 1722 London printing of religious treatises by Spinckes and other Anglican works, with prices and shop locations. Included are references to Cockfighting royal sport notices and a quack remedy for vapours sold in London shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University College
EléAion
Oxford
Stephen Fletcher Bookfeller
Bookfellers
J. Bowyer
J.knapton
W. Meadows
T. Payne
T. Combesy
London
Ibis
Dayis
H. Parker
Bible and‘Crown
Lombard-street
Fareham
Surrey
Chapman
Parshen
Paris to Madrid honors shown to Count de Baviere
Paris April 3 reports Count de Baviere received grand honours as he traveled through Spain toward Madrid. The Queen Dowager sent officials to greet him near Bayonne and hosted him at her palace. In Madrid he opened his house for the duration of his stay and hosted a grand audience with the Pope's Nuncio and foreign ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris-Ald-main
Paris
de Baviere
Spain
Madrid
Bayonne
Chac City
France
Minit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agalfo
Burgestes
Great-Britain
Westminster
Xath
Mayryaz
Ocober
Ciadé
High Court of Chancery
J. Hooke
Flower de Luce
B. Valentine
Queen’s-head
St Duntan’s Church
Fleet-street
Buss
Hell
W. Reading
M. A. Price
Church of England
N. Spinckes
McAprice Ts
Flower-de-Luce
E. Berington
Silver-Street
Bloomsbury
T. Pa Me
Stationers Hall