Discovery of Millionaire Exports and Global Affairs Report
Reports reveal millions yearly sent from the Kingdom to foreigners. M de Hircheim of Strasbourg credited for discovery. Copenhagen letters note heat and mortality at St Thomas yet Holy Cross colony in good order. Icelandic ships arrive plus a Greenland whale-ship. French distrust Rus sian power and oppose Czarsina. Turks reluctant for action, propose armistice terms, pay 5,000,000 sterling, while Ottoman forces dwindle. DaNube camp wintering, 30,000 of 45,000 Spahis and Janissaries remain. Frontier inhabitants flee Turku, Bashans urge peace. Financials: South Sea stocks and bonds quoted, various bank and insurance prices, Indian and other securities listed.
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M. de Hircheim
Strasbourg
Copenhagen
St. Thomas’s
Holy Cross
Iceland
Greenland
Germany
Czarina
Stanislaus
Asaph
Crim Tartary
Munich
Danube
Constantinople
Turku
Bashans
Russia
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Eouth
Mine Adventure
Emperor’s
Exchequer
Cenr
Prem
Silk and Gown Warehouse Bargains in Strand
In New Round Court Strand EN's Morning Gowns Banydhs offered in Vorsteatt Damark Rich Damatks Calimancos Turk Silk and Sattin linings. Quilted coats in Siks Saturis Luftrings Persians Calimancees. Velvet hoods cloaks mantels and mourning fabrics with a broad array of black silks Norwich drapes and bumbazeens.
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Strand
Winchester County Hospital opens with subscription drive
The Governors of Winchester County Hospital announce the opening of the hospital next Monday and will admit patients by Wednesday. They urge contributors to start a one year subscription and pay Treasurer Robert Waldron at his Winchester home to receive receipts. Donations will fund necessary expenses for the project.
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Winchester
Norice
Robert Waldron
Stolen Brown Horse Sought Near Leadenhall Street
A brown horse about fifteen hands high with white feet a star on the forehead and a switch tail is reported stolen from Samuel Tabor at Backing in Effer county. The thief is described as a well made fresh colored man who wore a light wig and dark coat. A two guinea reward is offered for return to Firth at the Bull Inn Leadenhall Street or to John Difbrow of Bocking.
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Tolen
Samuel Tabor
Effer
Gcd
Firth
Leadenhall-street
John Difbrow
Bocking
Hats and Turnery Wares for Sale by James Mothersall
Notice invites ladies of quality to choose wav'd curl'd feather'd and plain hats of various sizes for young misses and gentlewomen along with Leghorn and Bermudas hats all at reasonable rates. Hats sold by maker James Mothersall at the Golden Angel Cranbone Alley near Leicester Fields. Also a full range of turnery wares offered at low prices.
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James Mothersall
Golden Angel
Cranbone Alley
Leicester Fields
This Day is published price is shown in pamphlet
Letter from Mr. Forman to a Member of Parliament argues driving the Turk out of Europe would increase balance of civil power and security for Britain, with trade advantages. Preface defends Emperor Leopold, notes Charles II era events, and includes a short postscript on Ottoman partition plans and Alberoni’s scheme translations.
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Forman
Europe
Daily Journal
Britain
Leopard
James II
St. Germain
France
Austria
Ottoman Empire
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Bull-Head
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
ILI
Fr. Nichotts
M.D. N
Job Clarke
Royal Exchange
T. Woodward
Temple-Bar
Dublin
London
T. Cooper
Paternoster-Row
Acterbury
Dean Swift
Ireland
Poland
Augustus II
Hartshill
County of
Warwick
Daniel Meek the Elder
Daniel Meek the Younger
Samuel Roch
Lamb Inn
St. Clement’s Church
The
Edwards
Huddesford, Chapman
Coventry
Wicclamm Whiston
J. Whiston
Waterlane
Fleet-street
N. B
Josephus
Christ
Dr. Sykes
Isaac Newton
Daniel
C. Price
Archbishop Cranmer
Samuel Clarke
D. D. Price
John Chidley
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
HaAvine
England
Spa
Spaw
Ward
John Pater-noster
Lenner
Presling
Osborn
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