Shipwreck and crimes flood seventeenth century notices
The column reports shipwrecks near Holy Island and Calais with cargo losses and crew saved. It notes two murders in nearby fields, a house burglary at Cock and Town by St. Bartholomew's, arrests, and a prison escape followed by further detentions. Also covered are a lottery winner, export figures, and European diplomatic dispatches from Paris and The Hague with references to France, Sweden, and Holland.
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Grizer
Anne
Leith
Edward Chalmers
William Gardner
John Strachan
Aberbrothock
Spain
Holy Island
Ouchterlony
Hamburgh
Lisbon
Calais
Blandford
Dorsetshire
John Totfievii
Jacob Banks
Cranborne Chace
St. George's Church
Austin
St. George’s Parish
London
Duke of Bedford
New Prison
Bridewell
Don Henry Kemp
Hertford
Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury
Hempstead Bridewell
Galway
Worcester
Waple
Lad Lane
Streights
Paris A La-Main
France
States General
M. Greys
Batavia
India
Daniffy Wesfels
East-India Company
Europe
General End Council
Fydies
House of Bourbon
Prince of Sultzbach
Versailles
Prussia
Paris
Baron de Schmerting
Cardinal Fleury
Porte
Wall
Paffarowitz
Entyeras
Czarina
Bofuiz
Philigg
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Vox
Beinig Lunatick
Kgip
Putis
Iyall Ge Pas
South Sea
Séuch Sea
Ais
South
Baik
Prestiins
Eniae