Coronation News and Military Dispatches From 18th Century London
Reports from London detail ongoing siege efforts at Mantua and Keyternant, with relief by Venetian Territory deemed unlikely. Queen's coronation ceremonies on St George's Day are described as grand, including processions, sermons, and joyous demonstrations across the city. Announcements advertise concerts, auctions, and various publications, alongside notices of stock standings, shipper loans, and a broad range of advertised goods and services.
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Lowell
Mantua
London
St George's Day
Wesminsterhall
Abby Gace
Earl Majeschal
Canterbury
York
India
Chelsey Colledge
Abells New
White
St James’s Street
Abells
Bondstreet
Piccadilly
Hail Door
Garraways
Royal Exchange
Robert Oyners
Excise
Goldsmiths Exchequer
Timple
Jacks
Hartingford
Hertford
Jodrel
Chancery-lane
James Ad
England
Debar
Magdalen College
Princes of Orange
France
Ireland
St Germaing
Gvo
J. Nicholson
J. Sprint
Ballard
J. Knapton
le Pauls
Little Britain
William the 3d
William the Conqueror
Bakers Chronicle
A. Baldwin
Warwicklane
Westminster Hall
John Coggs
Dann
Kings Head
Strand
St Clements Church
Baulton-Court
St Dun@eas
Fleetstree
St James
Charles Lee
Ambrose Crowley
Winlaren
Newcastle Upon
Walaren
Newcastle
Thames Street
Eagle and Child
Bedford Street
Covent Garden
Butterfield
Mobs Hole
Nea
Wanstead
Esex
Holland
William Gibson
Susan Brsterfield
Charles Bloys
Buckingham
York-Buildings
Bartessbys
Hatton
James Clarks
Garda
Kelbourn
Weld
Lyons
Lyons In Pater-Nofter-row
Slaugh- Gers
Ter
Jones's
St Martine-lane
John Newton Hungerford
Mitre Bookeller
Chancery-lane-end
Fleedtreer
Robin Tavern
Stocks-Merket
Ralph Watson
Gwelly
Exchange
Jimore