Europe War News and English Court Notices 1757
Reports from The London Gazette and Hague describe court intrigues, imperial finance fears, and British reactions. Walpole travels from Breda as Queen Caroline’s death alters plans. an Order on mourning attire and livery follows. Market notes list South Sea and other securities, with various notices for elections, thefts, and sales across England and Suffolk.
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London Gazette
Hague
Mr. Walpole
Breda
Frifeland
Helvoetfluys
Francis Earl of Efingham
England
Caroline
Lottery Receipts and Mock Tragedy Published in Drury Lane
William Wigan continues to dispose of lottery receipts at market price from his Ludgate Street office near Oxford Street tavern. He will buy drawn medals blanks and prizes at moderate discount. Also advertised a mock tragedy printed for W Smith near Lord Chancellor Talbot’s Head with satire and poems.
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Carey
Rendham
Saxmundham
Framlingham
Suffolk
Thomas Crisp
Jalur
William Wigan
Ludgate-street
Jernegan
Theatre Royal
Drury: Lane
W. Smith
Talbot's Head
Searle's Gate
Lincoln’s Sim
Pricehnee
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Paris
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Ofavo
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Leidenhall Street
Brbliotheca HisTorico
Sacra
Monam Medan
Thomas Broughton
N.B
Forswardness
High Court of Chancery
Lincoln’s Inn
Robert Gosling
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St. Dunstan’s
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