Fair Notice At Woodbery Hill Denies False Michaelmas Date
City of New-Sarum Sept 11 1721 Marching notices declare the fair will be held on its usual Tuesday after Michaelmas despite rumors of an October date. A reward of two guineas offered for informing on malefactors who spread false notes. An advertised remedy for vapours claims swift cures with price two shillings sixpence per bottle at Radford's shop near St Clement’s.
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Sarum
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Grear Golden Pair of Spectacles
Agaast Sc. Clement
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London Printed E by Berington in Silver-? Treet Bloo
A fragment from a London print describing a Paris to London transfer, with items about sales by E Morphem near Stationers Hall and an unsettled Regency Council issue. Mention of Mississippians offering to discharge 230 million scrutinized papers in exchange for repayment security. The text references the Infanta of Spain and the Marchal de Bousliers, with speculation on governance.
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Royal Ceremonial Details Amidst French Court Talks
Sept 1 letter from France discusses making the princess queen to avoid ceremonial conflict with the blood princesses. Lodgings prepared at Luxembourg or the old Louvre. Marshal de Tallard to be ambassador to Madrid. Gevaudan plague toll reaches nine hundred by Sept 3 with most regions reporting relief and few cases. Abbot Paffarini and the Great Dutchess of Tuscany noted. Irish-born John Gardon dies in camp.
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