Imperial statues and court notices across Europe and Britain
Vienna reports a statue honoring the Prince of Liechtenstein with inscriptions by imperial consent. Hague notes Princess Governante’s plea for Dutch merchants awaiting relief, with six weeks promised. Paris covers Academy of Sciences sessions on a 1682 comet and inoculation, plus Bouguer’s geology. Edinburgh lists Royal College officers. York reports MP election results and past contests. Plymouth and Deal convey ship movements and naval orders. Broad country news includes naval promotions, church livings, marriages, deaths, and two robberies near Epping Forest.
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An 18th century notice to London liverymen expresses gratitude from Richard Glynn for being elected representative in Parliament. The document also outlines a probate matter involving Anne Cock of Battersea, heiress to life interest from Francis Sturgess, with division among kin and executors to be informed by named trustees and attorneys at Hampton Court and Kensington Gore.
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For Sale Inquiries at Bucks and Surrounding Estates
To be sold is the Red Lion Inn at High Wycombe Bucks held from Brazennote College Oxford with a Leafe yearly rent 491. A Freehold Farm at Capel near Darking Surrey with young timber let on Leafe for 297 yearly. A Copyhold Farm at Sewarston near Waltham Abbey Essex at 271 yearly. Enquire of Mr Bowles Took's Court Curjivor-Screet for further particulars.
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