Exclusion in Succession and Royal Orders Across Nations
The text details a contract ratified by Louis XIV in 1659 and related royal and parliamentary actions. It notes exclusions from succession, comments on French crown laws, and proclamations about arms, trade, and ships. It mentions officers involved, fleet pay, port movements, and inconsistent reports from England, Scotland, and Ireland about governance, commerce, and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moria
Kemal
France
Louis XIV
Tholanje
Duke of
Anjou
Pari
Fontarabie
Philip IV
Londo
Flanders
Ipswich
Defiance
Exeter
Dover
Cea Hirien
Medway
Kingston
Adventure
Sea- Horse
Experiment
Coventry
Anglesea
Spain
Europe
New-England
Maryland
Yarmouth
Newcastle
Harwich
Offend
Duke of Schymberg
Earl of Scarborough
Lumley
Mir. Cox
Mailieg
Lethwark
Dydhider
Advertisements for Bister Purging Salt and Balsams
An advertisement features Ransie Moylt a chemist of Glauber’s Head Watling Street claiming exclusive practice in London, touting Arham’s Apoplectick Balsam with trials for fits rheumatism eye ailments and fevers. It lists cures, pricing twelve pence per box or twelve shillings per ounce, at the Golden Ball Fisher’s Street High Holborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransie Moylt
Chymist
Glauber's
Arham
Florence
Warham
Fisher's-street
Hing’rs Gate
High-Holborn
Red-Lion-Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brewets
Everal
Aygate
Francis Scot
Thietston
East- India Company
Richmond
Arnday
Wells
Ireland
Bourn
Cateuranftreet
Guild Hall
London
Inc