Weather and crime reports from a 17th century news sheet
Maritime notices warn of ships delayed by fierce winds and snow from Newfoundland. Rumors claim Madagascar pirates scattered. Prisoners be transported from Newgate after Arthur Oxinden case. The King visits Whitehall chapel. lifeguard arrests cited. French Protestants flee to Ireland. Nantz Edict enforcement rising. A London hangings and shop notices include medicines, gauge books, and North Sea shipping updates.
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Newfoundland
Madagascar
Mewgate
Dr. Oxinden
Dodorr
Compters
Whitehall
Litchfield
Coventry
Windsor
Hercules Pillars
Ireland
Nants
Jast
Holborn
Poe
Les In
St. Margaret Bow
Societies For Reformation of Manners
City of London
Fofich Woodward
Popler
Alaris D'Affany
Andr
Cornhill
Stacks Market
General Park
Barbican
Joseph Marlow
Nicholas-lene
Lombard-street
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Rhofk
France
Theodore Mayern
Culpepper
Chamberlain
Fohin Peshey
Colleg of Physicians
Vane Mechin
Micholas Culpepper
Leigh
St. Paul's Churchyard
London
Aptain
Thomas Bryan
Sir Majesty
de Frescht
West- Indies
Chatham
Germany
New Temple
Fleet @teet
St Martin's Church
Albion
Albanius