Infantry in General Fagels Room and Navy Promotions
Reported from London that General Fagel’s room houses infantry and Major General Troy is named Quarter Master General of forces in place of the late General Depfr. Sir John Norris sails from the Baltick to the Nore and hoists his flag on Cumberland. Also listed are various stock prices, annuities, and public notices for jewels, property sales, and commercial remedies from Covent Garden to Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagel
Deceas
Troy
Depfr
London
Sheernets
John Norris
Nore
N. E
East India
South Sea
Mission Bank
Dwelling House and Farriers Shop for Let at Cripplegate
The listing advertises a dwelling house with a farrier’s shop now in the possession of Mr Willim Zeya near St Pottern Cripplegate London to be leased ending Michaelmas. It details stage coach routes to Bath and Bristol, departing from multiple inns in London and Windsor during the flying season, with timings on Mondays to Saturdays. It promotes cures and tonics sold at various shops, including Specifick Drops for deafness, and describes new rupture supports and rheumatism remedies with locations in the Minories and Colchester Street Whitechapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Southampton Court
Southampton Street
Covent Garden
Penkethman
Change Alley
Smith
Foster Lane
Biffel
Angel and Woollpack
Buffelstreet
Gunter
Milliner
Tavistock Street
Chappel
Hammersmith
Brentford
Waterside
Hinton
Goat
Cadis’s, &c
Canterbury
James Leffroy
Leonard
Price
Authors House
Barnaby Street
Southwark
Spooners
Lemon Street
Goodmans Fields
White Chapel
Willim Zeya
Farriers
St Pottern
Cripplegate
London
Michaelmass
William F.rrow
James Searle Chuchwardens
Bath
Bristo
Thomas Baldwin
Cooper
Crown
Sloughhear
Windsor
Bowling Green House
New Church
May Pole
Strand
John Tilley
Swan Yard
Somerset House
John Howard
Chequer Inn
Chequer Court Ac
Charing Cross
Bristol
Mrs. Morgan
White Fare
Tholfel
Mrs. Wallis
White Hart
King’s Bath
Mc Osborns Toy Shop
Rose and Crown
St Dunstans Church
Fleet Street
Haydon Yard
A. Harman
Bucklestreet
Colchester Street
White Chappel
C. Cha
Trinity House
Finch. Lane
Royal Exchange
Advertisement for English History and religious works
A broad 17th century ad listing Echard's History of England in two folio volumes and other religious books. It notes publication details from Jacob Tonson, bartholomew close, and Downing, with notices of further works and a magical mirror spectacle inviting the Divi to see their works. The piece mentions an occult manifesto and a secretary honorarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles
James
William
Mary
Lawrence Echard A
Stowe
Jacob Tonson
Shakespear’s
Strand
N.B
Mapretoft
Mr. Gould
Stephen's Alley
Kingstreet
Westminster
Divi
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