London News Roundup Mixed with European Dispatches
A dense early 18th century sheet reports Malta famine distress and Bishop of Palermo aid, French court gossip on Paris visitors, Prussian King image, and a ship explosion near Calcutta. It notes Bengal finances and naval pay petitions, Madrid to Cadiz promotions, and fashion trends with four hats at the Palais Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles-Louis-Frederic
Mecklenburgh-Sevelses
Lewisa-Frederica
Prince of Hesse
Charlotte-Georgina
Theresia-Matilda
Louisa-Angette
Frederic-Carolina
Legiro
Hland
Malta
Palermo
Old City
Siciy
Georsiia
Canessus
Mansour
Teftis
Georgia
Murler
Bownd
Rodney
Bengal
The
India Company
Browne
Europe
Paris
Jiay
Prince Ferdinand
Timadleites
Florek de Ponthavre
Kewmarket
Lewis XVI
Rembouillet
Thomas Bristel
James Ettistt
Sim
Diamond Point
Calcutta
Pich
Benger
Fii
Therc
Dismond Creek
Lous
Bouyersn
Lenger
Willsin
Lotk
Chick Attierr
Maginton
Simpton
Fursean
Mo. Wier
Vincent Wiliams
Collins
Vr. Chamberland
Sangtler
Laca
Cdieves
Ireland
Rome
Kutlii
Arctic
Lord Howe
Earl of Exeter
Burghley
Stamford
Long Bennington
Estate and shop advertisement touts fashionable tableware
An old time notice markets a boutique offering tea service sets, trays, and cutlery from Kings Meusws at 1 Cattle Street. It promotes a wide range of silverware, jewelry, watches, and novelty items built to high standards and backed by long standing public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Unicef
Cme
Teves
Fever Cures and Cough Remedies From Dr James Treatise
A fragmentary early note recounts Dr James guidance on measles and distemper including a cough remedy with chicken broth and fever powder. It references dosing by age and emphasizes fever reduction to prevent lung complications. London publication details appear with Francis Newberry and an address on St Paul Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dhase
London
Coly
Francis Newberry
St. Paul
Bankrupt notices and church appointment in Fife parish
The Nd Don Gazette lists a church appointment with Reverend Hugh Stalker to King’s Barns in St Andrews and the presbytery of Fife, void by the death of Reverend William Villans. It also records multiple bankruptcy notices including Henry Angas, ind, and others with addresses and dates in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stalker
King’s. Barns
St. Andrew’s and
Thie
Fife
William Vilans
Henry Angas
Whatnys. Dorlin
Pat Ee
Tate
Ati Ney
Joseph Fi
Ya Barnes
Rapa
Mary Tanes
Doviet
Mihioe Sand
Guilduall
Lenasa
Atrutnies
Johan ‘Todd
Richarf Gedo
Wiitfeur
Uther
Wester
Chapman
Kington
Brreipt m
Vane Ng
Ac Tony
Wee
W Lane Peer
Wate
Stele Ven
Ats Aida
Wi Gee
William Routed
Bate
Pawar
John Gahoe
Taylors Rose
St. Jano
Uae
Nice
Returns of corn and grain from May to May 13
A brief notice indicates deliveries or returns of corn and grain from May 2 through May 13. Readability is limited. no additional names or entities are clear in the fragment.
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Mecklenburgh
Prussia
Grice
Frederick
Choiseul
Duke de Chois
France
Comteffe de Brin
Comteffe
Rohan
Nince Louia
Hintelé
Fes Coulin
Bie
Spain
Ni¢H
Reilly
Bettes
Heverel
Cadiz
Navy Anawities
Long Anantas
Paynent
Carlile
Bury St. Himovis
Hatton Garden
Stanley
Meta
Saichi
Lintey
Arnold
Barnes
Hays
Dupuis
Stanles
Viecideman
Ag Tard
Beta Newzite
Tediona
Wales Beamia
Acre
Ndon Gazette
Shel
Burt
Worthan
Lewes
Berks
Oxford
Bucks
Lincoln
York
Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
Wetmore
Lanashire
Chehire
Monmouth
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
Kent
Sea
Afi
Mies
Akveragy Frice
Matt Bug
Erecta Zee