Memorials of Deaths Thefts Trials and Royal Events
The notice records obsequies for Nehemiah Lyde and Edward Lovibond with burial details, a French merchant’s death, a jail commitment for James Macdonald over a stable theft, and robberies. It recounts trials at Bedford Assizes, a gentlemen’s marriage dispatch at Hampton Court, royal birth news of a princess, shipping exports, a Westminster Abbey monument, and diplomatic dispatches from The Hague, Vienna, Paris and London with tariff and trade discussions impacting the Low Countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah Lyde
Hatkney
Chelmsford
Bunhill Fields
Edward Lovibond
The
India Company
Tunbridge
Kingston
Surrey
Henry Lovibond
Cary-street
Temple Church
Shorter’s Court
Throginorton
Mont Birat
James Macdonal
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Dr. Burton
Black Dog
Richmond
Selwyn
Southwark
Mrs. Totterhill
Willis
Barford
King of Pruffia
James Woods
Hockley
Dunstable
Mary Spankeff
Luton
John Rider
Queen’s College
Cambridge
Earl of
Radnor
Wun Eaton
Warwick
Litchfield
Coventry
Brinklow
Francis Yates
Batchelor of Laws
St. John’s College
Slaidburne
York
Gargrave
Spain
Oporto
Holland
New England
London Gazette
Hampton Court
Dag
Prince and Princess of Wales
Amelia
Caroline
Blomer
Royal
the Princess of Wales
Prince
Princess of Wales
St. James’s
Prince of Wales
St. Jamies’s
Sig
Duke of Grafton
Houseolds
Harvey
Tower
London
Westminster
Hague
Anguf
N.S
Vienna
Walpole
Paris
France
the Two Sicilies
Marshal
Count
Seckendorff
Duke of
Bourges
Berry
Chauvelin
Rheims
Great Britain
Prince de Lobkowitz
Parma
Lizieux
Villany
Munster
Charles the Second
Low Countries
Republick
Helland
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Cloysters
Westminster Abbey
B. Quarto
Jonathan
Martin
Regium
Coopratus