Debate over Troops and Peace Terms in London
A London notice from March 4 reports disputes about whether sending troops is the King’s act or the Catholic Majesty’s, with warnings that negotiations may fail. It notes arms seizures in Duke Street, ships preparing for sea, and public proclamations against Papists. Advertisements list new political and medical pamphlets and books available in Fleet Street and Chancery Lane.
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Monsieur d’ Acanx
London
Seepney
Vienna
Dukes Street
St James's Square
Deal
Downs
Chattam
Portsmouth
Justices of Peace
Royal Exchange
Physicians
Curle-Court
Bedford House
Strand
Bichard
Duchy-lane
Savoy
Ruleau
Surgeons Arms
Bullfan
Gharing Cross
Riis
George Aéey
York
City of London
Thomas Abney
Rhae
Knoles
Paul Rycaut
Carinwitzy
Mr Savage
Rica
Jane Br
Baldwin
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Hids
F Baldwin
Warwick-lane
John Ray
F. RS
Trinity Colledge
Cambridge
S. Smith
Benj. Walford
Royal Society
Princes Arms
St Pauls Churchyard
David Clarkson
Henry Maurice D. D
H. Bonmwick
T. Newborough
R. Wilkins
Kings Head
St Pauls Church-yard
Bothes
St Pas
Henry Ith
Chappel
Werminster
Rich
Wilkin
St Pétert
Hugo Grotius
Oxonia
Impensis
Ant. Peisley
R. Brown
St Ann’s
Westminster
J. Churchil
Black Swan
Pater Noster Row
F. Castle
Scotland Yard
Golden Head
Blue Ball Court
Salisbury Square
Fleetstreet
Aurhoas Court
Little Old Barly