Speech of thanks to the Prince and funding measures in May Parliament
The Commons express loyal thanks for the Prince’s protection amid domestic fears and foreign threat. They approve a bill to raise funds for the King’s establishment, and disclose appointments and ecclesiastical changes including the Bishoprics of Tuam Raphoe Killaloe and Chaplain Carr. Reports from Edinburgh record naval routes, pardons, indictments, and court agendas as May closes.
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Commons
Seflen
Hodbtt
Grogher
Tuam
Clogher
Synge
Edinburg
Adn Norris
Donald Macdonald
Isle of Sky
London
Edin‘sburg
Glasgow
Duke of
Powis
Westmidster
Genera Adogan
Reading
Berks
Lord Coringsby
Rich Onslow
Eel
Scarsdale
St Duplin
Oxford
Newgate
Baron Price
King’s Bench
Westminster
Edward Yep
Raphoe
Nicholas, Forster
Killaloe
Charles Carr
Kilaloe
Archibald Hamilton
Jamaica
Peter Haywood
Councellor
Col. Butler
Baib
John Wallop
Elgy
Southampton
Bridget Bennet
Earl of Tankerville
St. Albans
Duke of Marlborough
India
South Sea
Widows Claim of Doctor Kirleus Tonic in Holborn
Mary Kirleus widow of John Kirleus, son of Dr Thomas Kirleus, physician to Charles I, advertises the Doctor’s famous drink and pills for scurvy and related illnesses. She claims fifty years of success, no confinement, and cures after flaxing, with directions for use. Lives at the Golden Ball in Hand Court near Holborn’s great turnpike.
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Mary Kirleus
John Kirleus
Tho. Kirleus
Charles
Gollen-bail
Holborn