Dutch and British News Roundup from Dublin to Portsmouth
Dublin reports priests seized on Arran’s Key with papal nobles frequenting lodgings and guards doubled. Earl of Berkley due in town. burglary at Mr. Osburn’s netted 150 pounds. Plymouth sees Admiral Wynter’s squadron and a grounded ship. St. Wees fleet passes. King’s progress at Hampton Court and Westminster terms flow as courts act and oaths are taken. Upholsterers offer mourning setups at Exeter Exchange and Leadenhall. a lottery gets strong public backing with December draw planned.
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Amserdam
Muscovy
Brandenburg
Soing
England
Dublin
Arrans Key
France
Earl of Berkley
Geo. Osburn
London
4Ynner
Plymouth
Kingston
Portsaouth
Harwich
Holand
Earl of Portland
Hampton Court
Kensington
Oxford
Chapel Royal
White-all
Weminster
Kings Bench
Marshalsea
Dartesuth
Cambridge
Duke of Devonshire
Edinburg
Holland Fays
Caledonia
Famison
Scotland
Fatnifn
Westminster
Exeter Exchange
Leaden-Hall
East India House
Advertisements and Educational Offers in Early Stamps
An old paper fragment advertises St Fobn's House offering education in Mathematics in French or Latin, rhetoric history and cosmography. It also promotes Leicester Lottery tickets at multiple London booksellers and coffee houses with a November drawing date. Additional items include a religious narrative, and a large volume history of Europe with accounts of wars and peace, currently available from various sellers.
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St. Fobn
St. Folm's
Clerkennet
Leicester
Guild Hall
Leicelers
Benner
St. Pauls Churchyard
Roper
Fleetstreet
Mr. Burbidges
Margaret's
Cheapside
Mr. Drury
Kings-Head
Old Ferry
Mr. Davies
Three+ Grains
Poultry
Mr. Strehan
Royal Exchange
Pump
Little-Britain
Mr. Reynolds
Tates
Crown Tavern
Smithfield
Roetan
Shalame Ben Shalimah
Church of Christ
Rosemary Lane
Nemgate
London
Westminster
Europe
Nimeguen
England
Andrew
Cross-Keys
Sticks
Gornbid
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