Petition and stock notices amid a broad London issue
A broad 17th century London page notes a petition to Parliament seeking measures to ease public distress, alongside shipping arrivals and stock prices. The Satisfaction wh'cha miserble People expedt frames political aims, while maritime news from Somers's Effix from China and Montague arrives at Plymouth. Various securities and bonds trade, with burials and disease data and publications on royalty and law aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Cape
Somers
Perinel
Falmouth
Montague
Gordon
Plymouth
George Dowglass
Duke of Quens
Korough
Rochester
Westminster
Banks
India
York
Royal Exchange
London
Ivas
Bank
York Buildings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Awe Bnanne
Europe
Rome
Greece
Anoa
Piery
Devonshire
Charles Rivington
Bebie and Crown
St. Paul's
Glata-yard
Westminster Abbey
Jers Rathey
the Dove
Barernone
Kew
H. Curl
Pulgboure
Covent-Garden
T. Guiich
Charing Cross
W. Gravesia St. James’street
C. King
Wellsidfter
W. Ssaduwada
Hon
House of Cuminichs
James
Edmandsiorg
John Turner
Stephen Child
Wilam Titlard
Assalfo
John Lambert
Barr
Joo Binnt
Francis Haws
Arthur Ingram
Richard Houlditch
Robr
Chester
Soush Sea Company
John Grigsby
Theaid Company
Jacob Toofid
Bernard Lintott
Wr. Taylor
Oliver Cromwell
B. Baxcer
A. Dodd
Temple-bar
T. Bickerton
Patern
Oofter Rew
E. Smith
Cornhill
A Co
Owen Lloyd Stacioner
Temple
Kings-Bench
Common Pleas
Youch
Exie
Aodall
Fult
Duncan Campbel
Exeter Court
Savoy
Strand
di Wnary
Archibald Campte'l
Lapland
Duncan Campbell
Campbell
Edinburg
Dial
Catherine
W. Mears
Temple Bar
the Grove
W. Walsh
Elq
J. Doone
Dryden
Hall Upicretard
Kurler
Stepney
John Suckling
Kenrick
Orhes Emuarat Hands