New Mercery Partnership to Open Shop on Ludgate Hill
Mr IBBETSON of Mercer announces a new partnership with Meff TaskeR and PapcerrT late of the same shop. They prepare an entire new stock of mercery goods and will open at the Sign of the Wheatsheaf on Ludgate Hill above Michaelmas. They pledge integrity and punctual service, with Norwich crapes and bombazeens among the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ibbetson
Mercer
Ludgate-hill
Egs
Meff
Tasker
Papcerrt
Michaelmas
Mail from Holland and Austrian moves in Saxony 1700s
Yesterday the mail from Holland reports detachments marching to Uckermund and Swinemund with the capture of a Lieutenant Colonel and 71 Prussian soldiers plus stores. Vienna notes conferences on campaigns by the empresses’ armies, Daun delaying toward Brandenburgh, and Daun’s army at Tribes. Reports from Magdeburg crown Prussian maneuvers, Russian detachments, and Saxony’s war exhaustion. Harmful fires around Dresden hinder assault as troops prepare. French operations near Ober Weimar and Marburgh, with strong fighting outcomes and sieges in progress.
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Holland
Bartow
Uckermund
Swinemund
Vienna
Schonbrun
Kinsky
Marshal Daun
Dremen
Brandenburgh
Saxony
Haddick
Berlin
Guben
M. Damn
Gulin
Prince Henry
Silesia
Prussia
Lowenberg
Over
Nieder- Lefchen
Sprottau
Zizthen
Fouquet
Landshut
Dresden
Wilfdruff
Ostra
Magdeburgh
Francfort
Furstenwalden
Luben
Dam
Henry
Poland
Wunfch
Torgau
Naumburgh
Hall
Leipsick
Hertzberg
Torgaunay
Eulenburgh
Gount Schmettau
Hanover
Dle
Witenberg
Ferdinand
Brunswick
Wetter
Prince of
Lahne
Lucknar
Picquets
Ober
Nieder- Weimar
Weizlar
Werter
Weimar
Neider-Weimar
Jeanneret
Sorenau
Gorfeld
M. Wangenheim
Ober-Weimar
Lohr
Ferdinand I
Prince of Holstein
Langendorff
Schwarizenborn
Prince of Bevern
Marburgh
Alna
Hohen-Solms
Grand
France
Great Selheim
Giefen
Lollas
Leiter
Poffffion
M. da Pleffis
Himsif
Ciadel
Munster
Imhoff
Leutenant
Armentieres
Rhine
Maefe
Munter
Baron Imhof
Hague
D’ Annemieres
Paris
Nantes
d’Aiguillon
Procession of Princess Elizabeth Caroline's Body to Lords
At eleven o clock Thursday night the corpse of Princess Elizabeth Caroline was carried in a hearse with white plumes from Kew to the Prince's Chamber in the House of Lords. The procession was preceded by servants of the Princess of Wales on horseback and foot, bearing lighted flambeaux.
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London
Elizabeth Caroline
Kew
House of Lords
Princess of Wales
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Middlesex
Werminster
St. Alban’s
St. Alban’ S Street
Tis Majesty
Wigana Lyverty
Holles Newcastle
Admiralty Office
Admiralty of
England
Ajonday
Otober
Furtce-Hall
Old Baily
Dorning
Admiralty
J. Cleyt
Burford
Bever
Newmarket
St. Marcin’s Lane
Kent
Surrey
Essex
X.Y
George’s
Chancery-Lane
Tilbury
Bristol
Dr. Andree
T. Meadows
Cornhill
Henry Godwin
Old Bethlema
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