War News From The Continent And Port Towns
Disturbing dispatches describe overflows in parts of the rivers and forced troop cantonments in towns and villages. Marshal d Asfeldt’s arrival at Fontainebleau and the Princess of Modena at Lyons trigger orders to halt further marches. Imperial counsels discuss delaying or denying France, while German princes weigh alliances. News from Bordeaux speaks of a violent gale damaging ships, including the Mary and Thomas bound for Londonderry. In Berlin the Prussian king’s health wanes as marriage plans for Princes Sophia proceed, and Stockholm notes a fifteen year treaty with Denmark aiming at North Peace. Colchester reports Princess of Orange arrival with pomp, public joy, and a formal welcome from the mayor and council, followed by a Protestant address. Market and financial items from New South Sea stock and bonds are listed.
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d’Asfeldt
Fontainebleau
Lyons
Modena
France
Stanislaus
Dt Asfeldr
Worms
Wirtemberg
Neckar
Bourdeaux
N. S
Thomas and Mary
Giles
Londonderry
Berlin
Prusian
N.S
Reco
Sophia
Frederick
Brandenbourg-Swedt
Stockholm
Denmark
Muscovy
Yehang
Portsmouth
Grigby
Milton
Panmouth
Almanack fragment hints at compilation by Bao obo
Fragmentary line reads as of Almanacks for the year lifted together at By umd obo Bao a. Readable names or details are sparse, making precise summary difficult. preserves the terse OCR snippet as a brief historic note.
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Umd
Obo Bao
Lost watch advertised in Bath and Bristol notices
FTOST or stolen on Monday the 14th Infant at Bath from the House of Mr Axford sen a beew deer in the Kec Place a Repeating Gold Watch the Grey? hollow Work with four Heads engravd on the same the Middle plain above the Circumference of a Shilling the Makers name WINDMIL London the Key also engravd with Windmill having a Gold Chain and Cornelian ear engravd with a Neptune fitting on a Whale for in the Watch is of a middle Size and made about rs Years since. Reward Ten Guineas and no Questions asked if returned to Mr Michael Arins Bristol or Mr Axford in Bath or Mr John Goddard London.
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Bath
Axford
London
Michael Arins
Bristol
John Goddard
St. Christopher’s Churchyard
Lease prospects for lead ore and coal in Cumberland mining areas
Notices invite leases on veins of lead iron ore coal copper in Mirlom Cumberland. William Hudlestone of Millom Castle is willing to lease, with terms. Hudlestone also lord of Cutherstone and Henderthwait near Bernard Castle Yorkshire, with lead mines. Local attorney Mr Lonsdale at Bernard Castle authorized to negotiate.
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Mirlom
Cumberland
William Hudlestone
Millom Caffle
Hudlestone
Cutherstone
Henderthwait
Bernard Castle
Yorkshire
Lonsdale
Modern History issue and reign notes on William III
This Day is published No 145 completing the Twenty fourth Volume on Great Britain and Ireland Kings William III with remarks on Burnet. The volume and future ones promise weekly numbers, urging completers to finish sets. Also No 146 begins Valag on Queen Anne.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Mtr. Salmon
William the
Bisshop Burnet
Foy J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Bishop Burnet
Ane
Bisho Burnet
P.S
Balrain
Mary
Anne
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Colchester
Royal
the Princess of Orange
Lady Herbert
Spnritwell
Miss Sutton
Iaac
Fierighness
Joseph Duffeild
Recorder
Nassau
Orange
William and
New South ‘Sea
Bank
Prem
India
York
Gopper
Welch Ditto
South Bea
Margaret :Jackson
Orms‘kirk
County of
Lancaster
John Jackson
Durham
Deceas
Margaret Jackson
Butler
Elm Court
Temple
William Taylor
Ormskirk Gforesaid
Etic
Howse
John Marshall
Piccadilly
St. James’s Church
Goswell Street
Aldersgate
John Winder
Edmund Winder
N.B
Boston
Spalding
Peterborough
Kettering
St. Neots
Baldock
Effendon and Whitney
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