Contagion reports and political notices from 18th century England
A mixed page recounts the Gevaudan contagion news with regional guards and precautions, stock prices, and upcoming parliamentary elections. It notes Sir William Steward becoming Lord Mayor, Woodstock MP election results, and Prince of Wales birthday. Multiple book notices, sale offerings, and medical cures follow, including Buchanan’s History of Scotland and an infallible cure for the stone.
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Viscount Gage
William Steward
Wellminger
Thomas Crispe
Woodstock
Thomas Wheate
Deceas
Prince of Wales
Lord Belhaven
Portsmouth
Barbadoes
Hart
Faulklord
Antegoa
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Lions
Gevaudan
Orange
Avipton
Dauphine
Auvergne
Tewksbury
Gloucestershire
Lord Viscount Gage
Colonel Read
Bankar
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Lottery Tiskets
Noop South Sea
Arotes
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick-Lane
Pr.rs
London
J.roberts
Oxford
Warwick Lane
Prigd
Fust
Buchanan
Scotland
Fergus
K. James VI
England
Mr. Bood
Buchcanan
Mary Queen of Scots
Cambden
Sage
Tobias Smith
Thomas Hearne
Edmund Hall, Oxon
A.bettesworth
T. Bickerton
W.taylor
J. Batley
Pater-Nolter Row
C. Rivington
St. Paul’ Church-yard
B.curll
Catherine-street
The
Strand
Earl of
Nottingham
Whitton
Edward Valentine
Queen's
St. Dunftan’s Church
Fleetstreet
Wotton
Seatons
Jacob's Coffee House
Crowe
Threadneedie Street
Royal Exchange
Morly
Black Swan
Gainge Borough
Mr. Green
Rain Deer
Newark
John Blakelock
George
York
Patter Forrester
Broadfeild
Bantingford
Hertfordshire