Cambridge College Votes for High Steward Election
Extract notes the Cambridge College voting totals 475 for the High Steward election to replace the late Lord Hardswicke. The text quotes a portsmouth letter about ships, naval movements, and repairs, with references to East India Company ships, port town meetings, and rising prices in November to March, plus various local deaths and a lunar eclipse timing.
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University of Cambridge
Lord Hardswicke
Portmouth
Vansuard
London
Boreas
West Indies
Spithead
Plymouth
West Sndies
His
Cruizer
Endeavour
Dover
Messrs. Batson
Limehouse
East India Company
Mills
Hon. East-India Company
Merchant Taylors Hall
East-India Proprietors
East- India
South-Sea Houses
General Court of
East India Proprietors
South-Sea House
Navy
Charles Hall
Corpus Christi College, Oxford
Bocking
Essex
Southchurch
Kennicott
Powel
Swinney
Royal Society
John Hamilton
Wigtown
Whitehorn, &c
Scotland
Stuart
George Damer
Efyan
Foot Guards
The Savages of Europe and London Literary Notices
Public notices for literary works and magazines including The Savages of Europe translated from French with plates and notices of improvements. Advertisements announce St James's Magazine Chronicle and related publishers and offices in London with details on pricing and dates.
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Europe
T- Davies
Ruffel-Street
Covent-Garden
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Earl Temeca
Pitt
G. Kearfly
St. Martin's Church
Ludgate-Street
W. Nicoll
St Paul’s
Great Britain
Anne
George I
St. James’s Magazine
C.sa
Newgate-Street 3
Letters
C &c
St. James’s
Literary Chronicle
J. Fletcher
St. Paul’s-Church-Yard
Crowder
Paternoster Row
T. Davies
Covent Garden
W. Flexney
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holbourn
R. Davis
Sackville Street
Lerenany
St.Ames’s Magazine
Sweden’s King ruled by law no more says parliament
The piece recounts a Scottish observer’s grim view of Sweden after a 1680s parliament declared the king answerable only to God. It details exactions by the Crown courts, the College of Liquidation, and widespread ruin among nobles and commoners, naming the Lord Mayor Martinung and the Bishop of the city as notable figures.
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England
Luce
de Clar
Sweden
Laur
Oxford
College of Liquidation
College of the
Stockholm
Ideon
Gondemain
Bengal
East-India Company
Natab
Wnnabel
London Evening Post
Naples
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Edward Hall
John Harris
Regiment of Foot
Marks
Inner Temple Gate
Hilder
Hertfordshire
France
Pompadour
Bow
Theophilus Spicer
Cheapside
Deptford
James Wood
Victualling Office
Peckham
Barrow Smith
Inner Temple
Daniel England
Liberty of
Westminster
Newgate
Aeersus
Peter House
Clare Hall
Pembroke Hall
Io Bennet College
Trinity Hatley
IO Caius College
King’s
Catherine Hall
Eius College
Christ College
St. John’s
Maegdalen College
Trinity
Sidney
Villa
Mre Churchill
J. Hinxman
Globe
The
London Evening Pott
London Evening-Post
Meres
Ireland
Betty
Chandler