Venetian Fleet Commander Killed in Action Report
A fragmented 18th century item notes the commander of the Venetian Fleet killed. The London date is unclear, with scattered references to stock prices, commodities, and various advertisements including tonics, cures, and legal texts. The piece blends naval news with commerce notices and medical patent claims.
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Leydens
London
East India
Messeurs Fream and
Gould
Alex. Hall
John
Swithins Alley
Kirby
Sun and Ball
Sherburn-Jane
London Stone
St Swithing’s Church
Cariyonstreet
Benecarlos
Barcelona
England
Coniac
Aydon Yard
Minories
Jonathan Gibbs
Waterman
Lighterman
West Lane
Cherry Garden Stairs
Rotherhith
Surrey
John Moore
Abchurch Lane
Jonath
Gibbs
Monasticon Anglicanum
Wales
Abbey -Bairds
W. Dugdale Ke
Garth
Arm ‘Po
D. Brown
J. Smith
Exeter Exchange
G. Strahane
Carnhil
W.taylor
Pacemaster Row
R. Gosling
Fleetitreet
W. Mears
J. Brown
Temple Bar
Iths
Royal Societies
Paris
Africa
North America
Great Kota
Ireland
Germany
France
Spain
Traly Blenders
Sweden
Norway
Europe
Sdabia
D.c
G. Willdey
Ludgate Street
St. Paul's
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Beart
Ofspring ‘Blackall
Exeter
William
York
Inner Temple Lane
Inner Temple
Eig
U' Freine
Gale
Great Britain
Camdeny
W.nelson
The
Middle Temple
Eliz. Naite
Edw Sayer
D. Browne
J. Walthoe
J. NichoHon
B. Tooke
D. Midwinter
B. Cowie
W. Wellington
Waee J. Browne
T. Woodward
J. Hooke
F. Clay