Diplomatic Movements and Public Notices in Early 18th Century Britain
Reports from Vienna and London describe ongoing efforts to mediate Emperor, Great Britain, and France alliances. a Spanish envoy debates with the States Deputies while Dublin celebrates the king's birthday with noble display. London stock movements March to June show bonds and debts, with coach schedules and local ads interspersed, along with medicinal remedies and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoassador
Prince Maurice
Spain
Notorious Malefactors Trials in Old Bailey Advertised
Advertisements announce two volumes titled A compleat Collection of remarkable Trials of the most notorious malefactors. It covers murders highway robbery piracy and more with death speeches, printed for J. Phillips and others. Also promoted is an essay on blister use and free copies at several London shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bazakerly
William Fazakerly
Sir William
Thomas Cudden
William
Geo. Ellwood
Swallow Street
St. James’s Church
London
Bath
Bristol
Thomas Baldwin
Citizen
Friday Street
New Church
May Pol
Strand
John
Tilley
Swan Yard
Somerset House
John Howard
Chequer Court
Charing Cross
Mrs. Morgan
White Hart
Tholfel
Mary Sharp
James Sharp
Faulcon Glass House
Southwark
John Moore
Abchurch Lane
Felf
Altho
Mel Osborn
Rose and Crown
St Dunstan’s Church
Fleetstreet
Haydon Yard
Pevson
Authors House
Barnaby Street
Baily
Smith
Allen
Wilkes
Lorain
Orbinaries
Newgate
J. Phillips
Jr. Brotherton
W. ‘Meadows
Black Bull
Cornhill
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Ana
King’s Arms
Hungerford Market
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Dublin
Hart India
South Sea
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