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Postscript from a London Evening Port commentary
A dense, antiquated letter page recounts court and city events from Ports mouth to London, noting the Duke of York's visit and acceptance as Burgess, royal appointments, obituaries, and satirical verse. It includes discussions of war, peace, and prophetic anecdotes tied to King Charles I and Sortes Virgiliane, with references to academics, trades, and court life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Portsmouth
Winchester
Oxford
Prince of Meck Jenburgh
Fowell
Exeter College
Archbishop of Canterbury
Wie
General Post Office
London
William Largent
A. Z
Charles I
Bishop Andrews
Col. Tomlinson
Audery
Tully
Drs Wel Wood
Falkrand
Charles
Falkland
Falklaird
Evander
Martin Haud