Remarkable 17th Century Trade and Obscure Notices Collected
A dense folio of notices reports the Rosia Company admission of merchants led by the Earl of Stafedale, a Chelsea creditor repulsed, a suicide, private interment of Sir Fish Child, French frontiers soldiers pay shortages, papal appeals for exiles relief, and a big booksale with catalog details. It notes a betrothal and stock quotes, a charity annuity plan, and a sale of Serjeant Farrington’s library with a catalogue for sale at the Swan-Tavern and at Grigsby’s office. The document also advertises religious works, sermons, and political letters newly published, with prices and sale locations in London and Dublin.
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Indico
Cormand
Jaranfe
Beagaad Sis
Japan
Camphire
Cena
Dragon's Blood
Fapaus Saaf
Earl of
Fofish Child
Dewns
Flanders
Rome
France
St. Clement’s Danes
St. James Wejkminster
St Margaret's Wejkmainster
St. Martin's In the
Grigsby
Swan-Tavern
Alley
Serjeant
Farrington
Peter Peet
Deverens Coat
Temple Bar
Society of Affuraise
Tip
Exj-Adey
Taymenes
Fune
Robert Howsen
Josab Chitty
Wiliam Bayley
George Segner
Robter Norris
de 2Oth
Funt Falt
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Caymortus
Anglend
Fuemus
John Danton
London
Patrik Campbel
Dacia
Ciczsus
Dublin
A. Baldwin
Oxfird
Wanwick
Lancs
Willian Temple
Augae
Charles
William
Ednar Baldwin
Oxford-Arms
Warmick-Lanes
Hammond
Monsieur le Clerc
Dr. Hammond
Luke Meredith
St. Paul's Church- Yard
Philip Stubs
Wadham College
Oxon
Robert Lord Bishop
Chiche Ler
John Siilorsen
Cant
Kidder
Stearford
Gardiner
Wriams
Bitops
Bath
Wveds
Chester
Lincoln
Chichester
Catholck
Lairy
Semans
C. Price
Famer Bunwicke
Kitty
Tome
Linden
Nouex
Evuy
Temple
Warner
Palgraves Head Court