Surinam Fort Zealandia and Wiltshire Knight Election Noted
A historical column records Paramaribo as a near undefended Surinam capital, mentions Fort Zealandia built by the English, and notes local resistance to opening gold mines. It also reports a writ for a Wiltshire Knight of the Shire and various society notices including theatre disturbances and charity relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gers
Bowman -Brown
Brown
Paramaribo
Surinam
America
Govent Garden Theatre
D. of N
William Griffin
Whitechapel Church
St. George
Hanover Square
Tottenham High Cross
Northfield
Worcester
Ann Derby
St. Giles’s
Hope
Speedwell
Clancey
Dublin
Charanti
James Wall
Harley- Rreet
Susannah Lee
Oxford-road
North-street
Red
James Morgan
Brécontre
Berwick-street
Soho
John Vickers
Shadwell
Hendon
Slington
General Post Office
Salthill
Maidenhead
Hetton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moses Gibours
Googge
Greengate
Thomas Ropers
Stafford
His Majesty
Lloybd
East-Indies
Jamaica
Cuba
Cadiz
Ferrol
Carthagena
Leghorn
Paoli
Corsica
Plymouth
Lloyd, Pocock
Charles Town
Falmouth
Queen Charlotte
Chamberlain
Blyzard
Davis
Pocock
Carolina
Portsmouth
Delarne
Rochelle
Guernsey
Penzance
Roth Rnft
Liverpool
Galloway
Duke of Norfolk
Charles Howard
Greystock
Cumberland
Charles
Henry Earl of Arundel
Cardinal Howard
Catharine
John Brockholes
Clayton
Lancashire
Mary
Guthrie
Bigland
Somers
Bagshot Heath
Rowley
St. Paul’s
London
Europe
James Rowley
Postscript
London Evening~Post
Meri8s
Extra&t
MacAllester
Lord Clancarty
Mac
Marsall
Keith
France
Poltraon
Rascal
Ireland
Cromwell
James II
Booth
Lord Canzcarty
Promend
Stwarts
Dann
London Evening-Post
Bloomsbury
Mr. Meres
Germany
Hatto
Mechanicus
Boote
Plaiquet
London Evening- Post
Mereis
Asmanitas
P.S
Cheapside
Temple Gate
Paul’s
Hill
Baldwin
Bookfeller
Mr. Ridley
St. James's Street
Vial