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Removal of Mr Temple and Sales Notices Amid War News
A dated 1702 bulletin reports Temple office removal from Jack's Coffee-house to the Tobacc- Roll near the North East corner of the Exchange. It lists various notices including prize ships, sales at Covent Garden, and a London market for curios and medicines. Details include ships bound for Plymouth and Portsmouth, cargoes of sugar and fish, and a sale of household wares with prices and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prufis
Were
Spithead
Plymouth
St Hales
Sea Horse
London
Smyrna
Dartwresth
Torbay
Joyn
Portugal
Admirante
Castile
Playhouse
Fielding
Angel and Woolf-pack
Rose Tavern
Ruffel-street
Covene Garden
Saltere Hall
Swickins Lane
St George
Burchen
Portsmouth
St John Baptist
Knight's Bridge
Tondu
Agier
Kennaston
Evans
Fanchurch Street
John Bowden
Hasrow
Chancery-lane
Temple
Cathry
Europe
Trempers
Masons
Bartholomews
Royal Exchange
Larely
Hahnam
St Pauls
Dancers Bockfeller
Fleecstreet
Jack
Woodford
Blue Beer Inn