Duke of Gloucester to stay in Florence this winter
Letters from London dated November 20 note that the Duke of Gloucester will spend the winter in Florence after a brief stay in Pisa. The Princess Dowager of Wales visited a Pall Mall house opposite the Cocca-tree, while court matters and various maritime and political items fill the week.
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Sawbridge
Townsend
Tate
Altho
Common Hall
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Ladbroke
Kirkman
Wilson
Judd
Bellas
Brass Crosby
House of Commons
Crosby
Ladbroke Hark Alf Renntt
Efdaile Roffeter
Ird Plumbe Halifax
Clergy Push Against Oaths to Thirty Nine Articles
The inferior clergy of this kingdom held several tavern meetings to debate the hardship of requiring all who enter holy orders to subscribe to the thirty nine articles of the Church of England, as established since the Reformation. The discussions were advertised publicly and aimed at addressing perceived unreasonable demands.
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Parliament
Judzet
Church of England
Rome
Christianus
Suffolk Freeholder Letter Sparks Political Clash in Dec
A Suffolk reader defends Mr Holt and challenges Sir John Rous in a disputed county election. The letter condemns personal attacks from the Suffolk Freeholder, argues Holt’s integrity, and warns against treachery. It contrasts Holt with the young baronet and urges more scrutiny of enemies over praise of allies.
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Cornhill
John Rous
Suffolk Frechler
Sudjeé
Holt
Suffolk
Mr. Holt
Mainwin
John Ross
Stowmarket
Sir John
Hole
Sir John Rous
John
Senate
Hoke
New Invented Lamp Fountain Chamber Lamp
An old advertisement promotes a fountain chamber lamp that burns ten nights without replenishing. It features a magnifying glass showing a watch at sixteen feet and a strong light from a glass tyreid. Sold by Arnold Tinchett at No 188 near St Dunstan’s Church in rhet-freets with related oils and lamp wares.
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Nice
Arnold Tinchett
St. Dunstan's Church
Rowland Holt Seeks Suffolk County Seat at Stowmarket Meeting
The letter invites Suffolk gentlemen clergy and freeholders to support Rowland Holt in the December election. Holt thanks the meeting at Stowmarket for the honor and pledges steady attendance in Parliament and faithful service if chosen. Election date is fixed for December 18 with High Wates notices from London Bridge.
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