London Gazette notes on quarantines and trade items
From the London Gazette a list of delinquent tradesmen and merchants to appear at Guildhall including James Clark of Chingford Samuel Lark of Chancery Lane and others. Also ship movements arrivals and departures and a report that a Chilean town was swallowed by the sea. voulais
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Chingford
Essex
Ferman
Guildhall
Samuel Lark
Chancery Lane
Middlesex
Scrivener
Wm. Townsend
James Smith
Lombard-street
St. George the Martyr
Surry
Clothiers and Copartners
John Simpson
St. Andrew Holborn
Robert Bagnell
St. Martin In the Fields
Richard Mathison
Southwark
Holland
Genoe
Gajapo
Coquendo
Chili
Rome
Augustus
Clementine Museum
Paris
Bed of Justice
Plan and pardon offer from the King with reward invite
The letter fragment mentions a plan deemed well disposed and invites applications to the King for a larger reward. His Majesty promises pardon to any accomplice for information leading to the discovery of persons involved in writing the letter. The Rev. Mr. Turner is presented to Bettesford living, and a note refers to the Duke of Rutland and other society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfe
Sadler
Whitechapel
Aldersgate-street
Poplar
Bergen
Norway
Namur
Cornwall
Chatham
St. Antonio
Augusta
Edgar
Royal Wiliam
Portsmouth
Elizabeth
Cambridge
Temeraire Econo
Defence A
Plymouth
Prince of Wales
Glasgow
Seaford
Deptford
David Wilmot
Bethnal-Green Roal
Wilmot
Guards
Fatisfed
Turner
Knipton
Duke of Rutland
Bettesford
Leicestershire
Gen. Howard
Grovernor-square
Tovey
Publisher's Case of the Lady's Magazine
John Wheble publishes the Publisher's Case defending his claim to the Lady's Magazine against John Johnson and John Coote. It details printing, authorship, and publication disputes, asserting Wheble as sole proprietor and publisher while outlining alleged misrepresentations and actions of rivals and printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Fenchurch-street
John Coote
Lady’s Magazine
John Wheble
Jone Coote
Robinson and Roberts
Pou Johnson
Guildhall
London
Shakespear
John Johinson
Lady's Magazine
Coote
Conte
Tohn Wheele
Paternofter-row
This Day Notices on English Language and Art Works
A dated pamphlet list notes pricing and contents including Emarks on the English Language and Vaugelas Reflections. It references teachings for language, standards for the Royal Academy of Painting, and comments on actors and painters. Also listed are The History of Sir Willing Harrington corrected, and The Old Maid by Mrs. Skinn in multi volume editions with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaugelas
Royal Academy of Painting
Willig Harrington
Richardsot
Charles Grandison
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Warsaw
Barzillai, Freeman
Little Waltham
the Horg
Raintree
William M.morran
Wm. Kent
Braintree
Thomas Street
Thomas Welch
Gough Square
Daniel Eaton
Watling-street
Judah Isaacs
Lemon-street
Goodman’s-fields
Daniel Henried
Coleman-street
Thomas Baker
St. George
Hanover-square
Ship News
Sevile
Johnson
Embden
Punks
Rotterdam
Henderson
South Carolina
Indian King
Baker
Maryland
Charlotte
Burrow
Milford
St. Croix
Venus
Lewis
Africa
Dominique
Lloyd, Pocock
Bristol
Prince
Griffith
Dover
Iris
Union
Webster
King George
Gregory
Swift
Thomson
Minerva
Arnott
Carolina
Amsterdam
Polly
Elliot
Duke of Richmond
Alderman Oliver
His Majesty
Henry Smith
Christopher
Bartholomew Hyatt
Levy Lavender
Kempston
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Humphrey Clinker
Roderic Random
W. Johnston
Ludgate-street
Robinson and
John Wheelf
Walker
St. James's
Houk
Arai
WE Lady’s Magazine
Daphne
Strephon
Dorothea Dubois
J. Wheble
Parern
GI OC
R. Baker
John Bell
Exeter Exchange
Strand
C. Etherington
York
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