Minister and officials in Scotland and abroad noted in 17th century dispatch
The notice chronicles a high ranking Scottish minister promoted to Lord Justice Clerk, an ambassadorial role in France during King Charles II’s era, and burial at Edinburgh. It also mentions the Earl of Rothes en route for the General Assembly, a prisoner Captain MacLean buried, and various political movements, court appointments, stock quotes, and new publications across London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
France
Charles
Edinburgh
Earl of Rothes
Church of Scotland
London
MacLean
Bungay
Galloways
Thorsay
Jebé Wepé
Queen Anne
Great Britain
K. George
Coatian
W. Nelson
Middle Temple
R. Gosling
Dunstan’s
Fleet-tecet
Bricem
Trebatium
Evelyn
Countess of Warwick
Joseph Addison
R. Burleigh
Joseph Gay- Pees
Mont Rapin
Dennis
Duke of York
England and
Ireland
Charles the II
Navy Board
Army
Fay Jonas Bown
Temple Bar
R. Mount
Tower-hill
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Earl of Stairs
Paris
Nicholas Lechmere &Q
Dutchy of Lancaster
Earl of Scarborough
Viscount Fernanagh
Matthew Cheshire
Francis Williams
Bristol Mail
Bristol Mail,,.were Convicted. At the Sessions House
Baily
Tane Daltgn
Sergeant Pengelly
Cockermouth
Bank
India
St. Cyprian
Carrhag
al Africa
Carthage
Nath Marthal L.L. B
St. Vedalt
Follers
W. Taylor
Pater-noffer-row
H. Clements
St. Peul’s
Primitive Church
Szemon
Auchor