Siege and relief reports from Candia to Bergen op Zoom details
An 17th century digest recounts long sieges from Candia to Bergen op Zoom with vast cannon and powder totals, naval actions, ship launches, and notable deaths. It notes Venetian and Turkish losses, mining, and bombardment counts, plus later notices of royal appointments, deaths, and a liberal Vienna report on trade freedoms.
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Eand
Bergen-op- Zoom
Jeffer Calliber
Bergen-op-Zoom
Aren
Bergen
Candia
Benjamin Brown
New England
Jamaica
Leoganne
Lords of the Admiralty
Geary
Culloden
Deptford
Royal Navy
Duke of Cumberland
Capt. Smith
St. Quintine
Granada
Thomas Vernon
Board of Ordnance
Woolwich
Fry
Deceas
Lords of the Treasury
Hammond
London
James Stanwix
Isle of
Fea
Harlington
Bedfordshire
Francis Wingate
Capt
John Wingate
Oddington
Gloucestershire
Talbot
Matthew Decker
Barts
John Talbot
Southwark
James Richards
Burness
Tottenham
Thomas Litter
Earl of
Sandberg
Thersord
Lincoln’s-Inn-Hall
Attack on a Salter and Prisoners at Westminster Sessions
Notices of October and April terms, a highway robbery of 361 with a watch, and sessions at the Old Bailey where two men were convicted of assault and theft. Reports from a Gloucester ships voyage include engagements near Gibraltar and a marine catastrophe near Whitehaven with many lost, rescued, or saved.
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Ocober
Horn
Thames Street
Stirbich Fair
John Swannick
William Bailey
James Salmon
London
Heathcote Indiaman
Cape
York
Lascelles
St. George
Robinson
Stafford
Baker
China
Anson
Fowler
Persia
Bombay
Phillips
Rhodean
Commons
Royal Duke
William ‘Stephens
Delawar
East-Indies
East-India Company
Shoreham
Plymouth
Hannth
Gibraltar
Lady
Margaret
Laur
Oporto
Copenhagen
Dartmouth
William and James
Farey
Lyon
Gardiner
Macliths
Clyde
West-Indies
Martinico
Sistor
Thomas Eilis
Leghorn
Gravesend
St. Helen’s
Tariffa
Liquid-Shell cures long-standing back pain and other 18th century woes
A reader reports dramatic relief from chronic back and stomach pains after taking the Liquid-Shell, following a neighbor's testimony. The account notes prior bleeding and cordials offered little help, while the remedy provided complete relief after two doses, with no recurrence to date.
John Hopkins Goldsmith on Fleet Street
An ad describes John Hopkins a goldsmith in Fleet Street near Fleet Bridge who buys and sells second hand plate jewels and watches with a stock of new plate. He promotes low prices and offers high prices for old plate while avoiding engraved items and not granting credit.
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John Hopkins
Golden Crip
Fleet-Street
Fleet-Bridge
Hopgins
Hopkins
N. B
Three Kings and Golden Ball
Foster-Lane
Cheapside
Imbof& Work
Gale
Delander
Tompion
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Whitehaven
Scroope
Toree
Ireland
Londonderry
Isle of Man
Unity
Virginia
Northumber
Man of War
Lord Chamberlain's
Prince of Bevern
London, Gazette
Kensington
Staunds
Canterbury
Otober
Boalnor Rue
Edward Dawgs
Hatton-Garden
Middlesex
Scrivener
Hales
Elizabeth Parman
Colda Bath-Fields
Celd-Lath-Streee
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
Prem
Rome
GC Hitch
G. Hawkins
Milton's Head