London News Aboard War News and Stock Prices 1720
Letters report a monk man of war grounded near Galway Sands, later refloated. Admiral Hood arrives from the Baltic. Norris to be released. Nicholson allegedly killed the king's hand as South Carolina governor. Madrid letters note Spanish landings near Ceuta and troop movements. stock prices quoted. Public notices praise the Mines Company mismanagement and warn against clergy scams. sales of cures and notices for charitable events and Feasts of the Sons of the Clergy listed.
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London
Hutchin- Ton Sillop
Bown
Smith Dreess
Harwich
Galway Sands
Leoftoff
Admiral Hifier
Balsick
Shiha Norris
Nicholson
South Carolina
Madrid
U.S
Ceuta
Marquis de Lede
Tetuan
Briffell
Welle
Bath
Bite
Kings-Bench Prison
Gearlemans
Charing-Cross
Royal Exchange
Cesta
Nostac
Kings- Bench
Heule
Hawle
Eoodon
Grethis
Lee
Ma. Bifft
Prifon
Haydon Yard
Cornhill
Thomas Horne
Norice
William Hide
Stae
Merchant-Taylor’s Hall
Pooles
Bishopsgate
Oliver’s
Westerinterhall-gate
Giles’s
Pall-Mall
Crown Coffe
Greys Inn
Bolts
Chancery-Lane
Tomson’s
George-street
Manaver-Square
Baker's
Newgate
Advertisements from a 18th century issue blend medical humor and finance
A page of notices and ads includes a satirical dialogue on apothecaries and doctors, a weekly prayer continuation, a critique of stock manipulation in the South Sea era, and clergy visitation monitions. It lists publishers W Boreham and J Wyac, with prices noted for each item.
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W. Boreham
Diocese of
Peterborough
Father
White
Peterbrough
J. Wyac
St. Paul’s Church-yard
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Mine Adventurers of England
Neath
Humphry Mackworth
William Wallen