Monuments and treaties in European dispatches from Funero
An extract outlines memory of a Spanish victory over France, a remark from Gascogne, and a critique of Monument building. It reports Ratishin dated Funero with a Diet update on Baron Schu lenbourg and Chauvelin regarding the Treaty of Ryswick and Westphalia. It notes Protestant powers backing preliminary peace terms and Princes Furstenberg’s approval. It ends with marching regiments to Hungary and artillery movements toward the Rhine frontier.
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Gascogne
Spain
France
Skettle-Pius
Ratishin
Funero
Westphalia
Prince Furstenberg
Hungary
Rhine
Diseases and Casualties This Week in London
The weekly health and mortality roundup reports numerous causes of death and illnesses, listing consumption, convulsions, drownings, hangings, and suicides alongside burials totals. Also noted are bread prices, stock quotes, and financial securities of the era, reflecting daily life and markets.
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India
Alacy
Trade Peril From Counterfeit Brass Plates Warned
A historical notice warns against decoys and impositions in the Goldsmiths Way, noting public savings, auctions, and the threat to trade from deceitful white brass sold by brassiers misnamed as French plate.
Lottery Directors Set Payment Schedule for Thames Bridge Fund
Managers and Directors of the Lottery appointed by an Act pass'd in the last Session of Parliament announce payments into the Bank of England. Subscriptions require twenty shillings per ticket at inscription, books open from the 3rd instant to August, with 40s due by September 16 and 50s by November 1.
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New Palace
City of
Westminster
County of
Surrey
Bank of England
Deceased Clerk Richard Baylitte Offers Deeds For Return
Charles Bayliffe of the Six Clerks Office in Chancery Lane died while serving as clerk and solicitor in chancery suits. His executor Richard Baylitte announces readiness to surrender deeds writings and papers to rightful claimants at Rolls Coffee House in Chancery Lane. He will depart London soon.
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Charles Bayliffe
Chancery-lane
London
Deceas
Court of Chancery
Richard Baylitte
Wallie
Rolls
Chancery Lane
Richard Bayliffe
Request to locate owner of sealed volumes of the New Testament
An individual seeks the owner of several volumes titled containing the Whole New Testament. He has inquiries but cannot currently recall to whom they were sent and asks the person who possesses them to reply. The request references a 1933 Ulm edition and notable names as part of the inquiry.
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Heras
Balias Jacre Fobanis Jacobi Scheushteri
Auguste Vindelicorum
Ulme
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