Memorials of Political Figures and Imperial News in London
A dense 18th century miscellany recounts state affairs from Westminster and Dublin. It notes parliamentary service, peerages, and resignations tied to the Hanoverian era, plus scattered foreign dispatches about the Princess of Orange, Dutch archduchess, and Bavarian events. Ordinary city news includes a bankrupcy surrender, the death of Mrs Wyndham, and a trial at the Court of Common Pleas with a verdict favoring the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etsuhain
Phry Brigges
Shsel
Gree
Tada
Roy
Hanover
Wentock
Wethaminster
Choftn
Aid
Ita
Seruenkor An
Berks
Becker
Newcastle
Dublin
Barrington
Ardylats
Down
George J
King
Berwick
Harburg
Poeeship
Anne
Williames
Bristol
Kat
Ann Biase
Walliam Wildman
Park-Place
St. James’s
Martha ‘Wyndham
Col. Wyndham
Chelsea ‘College
Narfoik
Whikheri
Eltham
Kent
Withworth
Broadwater
Jonnsthiee
Masham
Hectomite &c
Dover
Iano
William Ogbourne
France
Afsignees
Holland
Princess of Orange
Calais
Mr. Day
Dunkirk
Furnes
Mr. Dean
Ostend
Bruges
Sas
Ghent
Count of Harrach
Austrian Netherlands
Berlin
Ryth
Cleves
Geea
Hotel de Challe
Bergues
Juliets
Lithuania
Hamboutp
Czarina
Hotfleia Gottorp
Isnérial Minyafly Frestalfe
Dy Pre
Florence
Morocco
Rome
Tafelet
Spain
Eslava
Naples
Mentz
Cob- Jentz
Cologn
Vienna
Hague
Aix
Chapelle
Prince Cantemir
Joseph Kinski
Hamburg
Seiz
Tan Fea
Samuel Palmer
Deptford
London
Barnaby-Street
Southwark
Joseph Chitty
Eig
Mr. Read
Lereal
Colingel
Quionie
Duke of Newcastess
Whitehall
Propia