Treaty transfer of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia lands
A convoluted treaty text outlines cession of Newfoundland and nearby islands to Great Britain, limits on French fortifications, and fishing rights, plus later articles granting religious settlement principles and territorial boundaries including Port Royal and Cape Breton. It details ratifications, boundaries with Nova Scotia, and incentives for compliance, with notices of related stock prices and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Brivith Sabjeass
Nova Scotiasor-Accadie
Alwrctie
Port Royal
France
Great Britain
Thaill
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Fland
Fort Hind
Cape Bonagista
Point Riche
Cape Breton
St Lawrence
London Stationers Hall ad in Silver Street Bloomsbury
An old advertisement notes goods printed by Gerszton in Silver Street Bloomsbury and sold by J Adolphen near Stationers Hall to OT. The fragment provides names and locations tied to a trade listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HER Majesty
York Meadows
Horfes
New-Market
Yorkshire
Jacob Wacker
Misarry
Mr. Sale
King’s Head Tavern
Fleet-street
Roth
Sieune
Amsbury
Wilts
Lord Hawley
Golden Square
London
George Inn
Ingsbury
Hayes
Middlesex
Uxbridge
Goodman Kent
Gerszton
Silver-street
Bloomsbury
J.adolphen
Nea Stationers Hall Ie
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Deal
Ee Wenwan
Tilbiry
Dublin
Duke d
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