Saltzburghers and Publick Polls Amid Debates in Kent
Notice reports Saltzburghers in question after a dissent on consciences and violence. It mentions a poll for Knights of the Shire in Kent with candidates Earl of Middlesex Sir George Oxenden Lord Vane and Sir Edward Dering. It notes six of the 56 Saltzburghers hail from elsewhere in Germany.
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Knights of the Shire
Kent
Earl of
Middlesex
George Oxenden
Lord Vane
Edward Dering
Hart
Diseases and Casualties of the Week Report
A weekly death and illness tally lists consumption convulsions and other causes with totals. It shows 160 Christen’d Males and 144 Females, 304 in all, with 229 Males and 265 Females buried, total 494. Burials declined by 20 this week. Market figures for South Sea stock, annuities, banks, and various securities follow, with prices and percentages.
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Mal- Tron Bank
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York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Welch Ditto
Prem
India
Errors and Copy Rights in Theatre Notices at Drury Lane
A distorted historical fragment mentions errata and copyright claims in notices published by R. Walker and presented by W. Cuernoor Promoter to his Majesty's Company of Comedians at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The fragment notes that no person ever held copies directly or indirectly and asserts necessary checks on such copying.
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Che Imofing
R. Walker
W. Cuernoor
His Majesty’s Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Lead and Coal Mines and Freehold Estate Offers in Cumberland and Yorkshire
Notices invite buyers and lessees for a Freehold Estate near Cambridge with a 1301 per annum rent and for leading ore and coal resources in Millom Cumberland and the manor districts of Cudherstone and Hunderthwait near Bernard Castle Yorkshire. Applications to Sheriffe of Exeter Exchange, William Hudlestone at Millom Castle, or Mr. Lonsdale at Bernard Castle.
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Sheriffe
Exeter Exchange
Fountain Tavern
Trand
Millom
Cumberland
William Hudlestone
Millom Castle
Hudlestone
Cudherstone
Hunderthwait
Bernard Castle
Yorkshire
Lonsdale
Bay is published No 145 sixth number completes twenty four volume
This number coils the reign of King William the Third with remarks on Bishop Burnet and posthumous histories. It notes prices, publication pace, and urges buyers to complete their sets. It previews Volume 25 comparing William and Queen Anne with remarks on republican writers. Includes title cuts gratis. No. 146 issued for Volume 25 start.
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Great Britain
Ieland
Mr. Salmon
William
Bishop Burnet
Peinead
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Price
William the
Queen Anne
P.S
Britain
Zis
King Wiliam
Queen Mary
Queen Ann
This Day Is Published Price 18 Miscellanies
This item lists a miscellany by a noted author with original prose and verse pieces never before published in this kingdom. It mentions an elegy to a lady, a libel on Dr D ny and a great lord, Epistles to Lord Carteret and others, the Drapier demolished, a proposed act to sell bishops lands, and verses on two poets. It notes Dublin printing and London reprint by A Moore and a price of 18. A second item advertises The Dramarick Sessions plus verses on a grotto and a dedication to a great man, priced at 14.
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Dermot Falvey
Dublin
London
A. Moore
Fleet
Peace prospects and European troop movements reported
Postscript from Paris dated November 6 notes peace with Persia is likely and European powers prepare for attacks. Italian campaigns show Imperial forces retreating to Mantuan lands, headquarters moved to Bozolo, and 40,000 regulars with new militia. Genoa reports Neapolitan departure postponed to next year. 10,000 troops to Barcelona and 15,009 heading for Lombardy after Naples and Sicily conquest.
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Paris
Constantinople
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Persia
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Bozolo
Sardinia
Zeco Millita
Genoa
Spain
Sicily
Barcelona
Lombardy
Naples
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