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Diplomatic and Domestic Notices From Early 1700s Scene
The document reports King William III naming Prince George of Denmark as Lord High Admiral of England and Ireland, changes in the Board of Ordnance, prize captures by privateers, and court notices. It lists ship prizes, municipal visits, trials at Guildhall, and advertisements for insurance, music performances, and various commercial notices. Names of officials, merchants, and locations such as Weymouth, Dunkirk, Guildhall, St Albans, Chelsea, Charing Cross, and the Strand appear alongside dates and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
Denmark
England
Ireland
Earl of
Dunkirk
Aveia Ducu Sao
le Weywiath
Burrough
St .Aibaus
Hertford
Farnes’s
Adaural Courcil
Futley
Kings Binch Bar
Guildhall
Toms Coffee
Hose
Royal Colege of
Chelsea
Abel
Palliuuicaral
Confort
Tfauts
White
James
John Davis
Wales
Edward Doggita Tully
Ac Layton
Bucks
Tho
Stevens
Wynne
Coll
Her
Col. Stream
Col. Stream Regiment of Foot Guards
Gerrard-street
Dahlems
Henry
Holtes Regiment of Marines
William Edwards
Wm Guarle
Hampshire
Vince
Robert Viners
Excise
Bank of India
Temple
Sue
London
Jacks
Sweetings Alley
Exchange
Evans
Panchurch Street
John Bowden
Inn of the Harrow
Chancery Lane
Fleet Steece
Ruleau
Ball Inn Gourt
Cole
Yountuy
Fleetwood
Che
Berke
Mireyyer Ormikike
Norethar
Chile
Fite KeSor
Exeter College
Trent
John Surr
Coners-Hall
Lindon
Grays Inn
Americs
Hel Sea
Spain
Mexico
Terra Firma
Robert Morden
Hermon Moll
Atlas
Cotnail
Gea
Acres
Cheapside
J. Suller
C. Lrive
Aumirege
Scotland
Royal Burroughs
T. Newborough
St Pauls
Tryphera
Bing
Ata Yhysician
Rerce
Womin
Ark Stephens
Broad-fireu
Real
Exchenge
Frances Vaughans Howe
Bloomsbury
Strand
Wallarks