Royal assent and public notices in London May era
London May 1 to 2 reports the Queen granting royal assent to a tax bill for 1713, with notices on arrests and seizures in the City of London, a move of the Land-Security Office, and a parade of new publications and medical and religious books with prices and vendors. The text covers official actions, stock quotes, and assorted advertisements.
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London
House of Pedi
Lord Willoughby of
Parham
Salathiel Lovell
Exchequer
Monsieur de Lith
Charadddassi Gavoy
Marcory
le Baron Schack
Sachevere
House of Commons
Bank
Indiax
Norice
John Hoggins
St. Martin’s Lang
Great-Britain
St. Pauls Church
Fleet-street
Water-Lane
Poli
Cato
Steele
Addison
Dunttan’s
J. Toofon
Strand
B. Berington
Essex Freet End
France
Pashonray
J. Morphew
Philolentherns Lip
F. H. D. D. Prine
B. Car
C. Dunstao
Johnson
Prarqs
le Clerc
Mahémétanisi
Reland
Rushworth’s Co
William
Medley
Coltedon
sVolspr
J. Darby
Io Bartholomew
Chole
W. Braid
J.kene
Middlemple Gate
Bleetstreet
J.graves
White’s Chocolate
St. James's-street
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Reynolds
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W.burkiet
M.A. Auchor
Dedham
Essex
Pr. Fiitch
N. Clift
D. Jackson
Cheapside
Soros An
Andrey Lrebéc
H. Clement
Hans
St .Pau
Fold
T. Chapman
Angel
Pall-Mall
A. Colkins
Fleetstreet
Mao
Cambray
Nidh
J. Ruuxd
Alley
Cornhill
W. Taylor
J. Baker
Pater-Nofter-Row
W.brand
Pharmacopetia -Bateana
Bate
James Shipton
Arcana Goddardiana
Dr. Goddard
Ruffel
Rabell
William Salmon
W. Innys
Prince’s Arms
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Richard Sare
Graysinn Gate
Holborn
Christan