London and Cambridge News Mixed from The Strand Fire to University Degrees
Reports from London and Cambridge recount a range of events: warnings on naval recruitment and timber employment to bolster the navy, celebrations of the queen’s birthday with fireworks by the Ilton group, and Cambridge University conferring sixty four Bachelor of Arts degrees across several colleges. Also noted are a Bath Easton birth, local death and fire incidents, ship movements, imports and exports from the Downs and Cambridge, and public notices including a minor highway robbery and a Fen survival tale.
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London
Ander
Oiler Brothers
Ilington
Red Lion
C. R
Batchelors
University of Cambridge
Batchelors of Arts
Trinity College
St. John’s
Kings
St. Peter’s
Clare Hall
Pembroke Hall
Caius
Queens
Magdalen
Corpus Ciritti
Jesus
Clerk
Emanuel
Sidney
Herbert Packington
Hart
Bath Easton
Bridgwater
Flanders
Louisa Charlotta
Charles Lewes
Isenburg
Wachterstad
Manchesters
Salford
Edward Leech
Thomas Coppock
Brooktreet
Grosvenor Square
Ann Lloyd
Yewd’s
Somerset House
Strand
Debrofe
Whitehead’s
Aid
King’s Arms
Bondstreet
Downs
Barbadoes
John Moller
Matster
Riga
Amsterdam
Boldem
John Jansz Boon
Rostock
Infelefel
Baltic
Chester
India
Bristol
Holland
Ditto
Russia
West Indies
Deal
Fan
Hunter
Pomona
Cambridge
William Glover
Bucay Bae
Royston
Harston
Anne Sizer
Baroway
Isle of Ely
Soham
Drury Lane
Elvira
Govent-Garden
Dunkirk Demolition Demanded in Treaty Fallout
The piece argues that Dunkirk’s fortifications and harbour demolition were a key condition in the 1708 Utrecht treaty. It notes Britain’s anger as the 1713 Aix-la-Chapelle compliance faltered and warns the world against repeating delays, urging strict enforcement of Dunkirk’s destruction.
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Dunkirk
Thames
England
William
Quetn
Anne
Europe
Utrecht
Aix-la-Chapelle
Poetic Petition to Venus and Erato for Love
A richly styled verse requests divine help to win Delia and Elia, praising feminine virtues and beauty. The speaker invokes Venus and Erato, asking for blue dyes, music, serene surroundings, and the beloved's heart to be won. The couplet ends with a plea for exclusive possession and blessing.
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Furtingen
Pandaric Frais
Delia
Venus
Lelia
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Llands
Tris
Prussia
Baron Reifebach
Vienna
Empire
Paderborn
AsTarTo RE
Drury-Lane
Catharine
Perruchio
Covent-Garden
Lovga
London-Bridge
Dr. Bank Redu
Bank An
Consol
Indiz
Navy
Long Ann
Caucas
Hope
Royal Exchange
Meres
Oid Ba
William Prot
Bellman
Spain
Helicon
Mr. Wotty
James
Daffy
Mary Swinton
Dicey and Co
Britain
Sam
Edward Fowler
Lord Bilboy
Gloucester
Cate Tex
Andor
Biographia Britannica
John Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Br. Stonehouse
Baldwin