City Letters Tell of Trade, Crime and Port News
A London period piece reports widespread poverty driving relief seeking, ship movements, and prices for barley. It notes Captain Pender of the Mermaid drowned after a gale, outward-bound merchant ships, and royal court visits, with further items on thefts, police actions, a controversial Archbishop book, and advertisements for lotteries and legal guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Poland
Olve
London
Plymouth
Pender
Coxon
Stonehouse
Hamouse
Wiliam Norris
Portmouth
Downs
Whitehall
St James’s
Spain
Habberdashers
Elixabeth
Charles
St. Anns
Paris
Lisas
Morocco
Exeter-Ex
Chambers
the Mermaid
Milk-Street
Clowdsley
Tho. Wood
Bread-street
Angland
Berwick
States General
United Provinces
Netherlands
Baldwin
Oxford
Warwick-lene
H. Rhodes
Bride-lane
Fleetstreet
Thomas Neate
Stephen Euans
John Sweetapple
Sheppard
Goldsmiths
Lombard-street
Garraway
Cuttee-House
Exchange- Alley
Bridge
Pope's Head- Ailey
Royal Exchange
Mrc. Watsons
Red Lion
Corncil
Mr. Harrison
Hen and Chickens
Cheapside
Me.Minfonall
Goldsmith
Rostles
Roper
Fleetsireet
Richards
Temple-Bar
Gracian
Devereux Court
Capt. Fenkins
Leving
Grays-Inn-gate
Wharton
Charing-Cross
Crompton
Bristol
Yeo
Exeter
Robinson
Westchester
Malbotrne
Wirs
England
William Sydenham
Winford Eagle
Dorset
Dorchester
Berkley Sereet
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James Knaptm
Crown
St. Paul's Church-yard