Nobles, Trials, and Notices From a Turbulent Era
Sir John Norris sets out for the Buoy in the Nore while Sir Jonathan Andrews dies. The House of Commons plans a procession to St. Paul’s for Thanksgiving. The Earl of Sunderland named a Governor of the Charter-house after Lord Somers’s death. Market quotes show South-Sea Stock and Bank prices. Advertisements tout a two volume history of magic, an introduction to Latin, poems, and a variety of sales and notices offering rewards for fugitives William Lea and William Dyer, plus public property for sale at Chislehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norris
Nore
Jonathan Andrews
St. Paul's
Earl of Sunderland
Charter-house
Lord Somers
Deceas
Bank
India
Neon
Lock
Dial
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleve Trger
WV. Taylor
A. Betteworth
Pater-Nolters Row
J. Graves
J. James’s-street
Fust Piblishra
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John Clarke
Mattee
York
A. Bettes‘worth
Red Lyon
Pater-Noster-Row
J. Hazard
Stationer’s Hall
YT. Hammond Junior
Bounds S
Bion
Ovid
Morchus
Northwich
Cheshire
Sandwich
Che
Jerusalem
Mitchener
Chappelstreet
Westminster
Chislehurst
Bromley
Kent
London
Major Stevens
Furnival's Inn Gate
Holborn
Fuft
Shakespear
Truch
VV. Temple
Miller
Trompington
Socrates
Berington
Effentreet
Temple-Bar
Archbishop of
Canterbury