Provisional Dublin Petitions and London War News Summary
Lords consider transmitting a reform bill to England under Poyning's Law. Committee reports on Edwards diverting 14 pounds 14s 8d per corporal and trumpeter from subsistence pay, with further hearings set. Bills on sheriffs’ fees, flax and hemp, gaming, and woollen duties discussed. Galway prisoners relief heads debated. London reports show Jamaica bound ships healthy, ongoing naval and merchant movements, and court actions in St James's Park with local deaths and births.
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England
Poyning
Fundny
Col. Hanalton
Tullamore
Robert Fobnsin
Richard West
Woolefl
Edwards
Dublin
Mr. Ludlow
Galway
London
Jamaica
Plimouth
Spithead
Harwich
Tirelf
Frimpton
Wight
Newport
Strasd
Mr. Acton
Cmmissioner
Greenhill
St. James's Park
Verge
St. James’s Court
Vna
Covent Garden
Charing-crafs
St. Dunstan Stepney
Advertisements and medical quackery in a late 17th century pamphlet
A garbled ad list describes a pamphlet bundle including a dispute between Norfolk clergy and Quakers with published conference notes and letters, a circulating lottery and coffee-house sales, and a physician Linden offering cures for ulcers and venereal disease. The page notes prices, venues, and locations like Grays Inn Lane and the Royal Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kettiley
Bishop's Head
St. Paul's Church-yard
Norfolk
West Dereham Church
Posse
Royal Exchange
Frank
Reriews
Linden
Charles I
Grays-Inn- Lane
Plough-Tard
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Kopp
Fabn Haru
Hurrow
Little Britains
Andrew Bell
Cornbut
Tlaris
Fansas
Stationers Hall
St. Buwd's Church
St. Paul's School
St Patul's
Mr. Aylmer
Cornicie
Kettilby
St. Paul's Churchyard
Tick
Middle Temple- Gate
Mr. Saunters
New Exchange
Man's
Charing-cross
Vigour
Court of Requests
Westminster
Temple
Fleet
James Etheridge
de. Anderson
F Inglish
Golden Unicorn
Strand
Europe
H. Roeder
F. Harris
T. Bennet
A. Bell
D. Midwinter
T. Leigh