London News from May 14 Stairs appointed Captain of Third Troop
London reports several items: Earl of Stairs named Captain of the fourth Troop of Lif Guards within the Earl of Dundonald's 100m. Convocation prorogued to November 16. Rand al Stracey elected Town Clerk after Mr Gibson's death. Regiments ordered for Ireland. Royal ships Oxford and Outlaw arrive at St Helens. Bank stock quotes drift. various public notices about lost items, medical remedies, apparel makers, and wares offered in London.
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London
Earl of Stairs
Earl of Dundonald
Randal Stracey
Gibson
Foot
Iréland
Oxford
Peacock
Duke of Cambridge
Poll
Turkey
St Hellens
Whitton
Hamstead Heath
Great Queenstreet
Lincolns Inn Fields
Parr
Be. Meni Court
Chelsea
Bramford
Maffy
Charles Street
St Jaanes’s Square
Peter Street
Bloomsbury
Ludgate Church
Andrew Brooking
Ingram
Great Britain
A. Harman
Bucklestreet
White Chappel
Trinity House
Finch Lane
Royal Exchange
William Cowpland
Baily
Ludgate
al &S
W. Cy
Advertisements and Publications Issued in London
A dense ad list from 1717, announcing Dr Andrew Snape's critique, a committee report on Bangor Bishop's Preservative doctrines, Manwood's Forest Laws, a short life of Count Patkal, Nelsons Reports, Rhinholde Count Patkal’s execution, and sailing and signaling instructions for the Royal Navy, with multiple publishers and prices.
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Andrew Snape
Bangor
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Convocation
Province of Canterbury
J. Morphew
Stationers Hall
Manwood
Chaces
Parks
Warreps
Verderers
Woodwards
W. Nelson Esq
B. Lintot
R. Gosling
J. Pemberton
Fleetstreet
T. Ward
Inner Temple Lane
Nelson
John Rhinholde
Patkal
Livonia
Great Poland
Count Gyllenborg
L. M
T. Goodwin
Se Dunstan
Warwick Lare
Royal Navy
Great Britain
R. Mount
Tower Hill
J. Brotherton
Black Bull
Cornhil
W. Perry
Globe
Admiralty Office
T. Bowles
Chapter
St Paul’s Churchyard
J. Greenwood
Crown and
Mantelstreet
Goodman’s Fields
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Tyburn
Duke of Portland
St Jamies’s Square
Hayden Yard
Lockton
Bucklersbury