Disbandment and revenue notes from a troubled period
In May, reports describe reform efforts, disbanding five messoyt per commander Morison's regiment, with relocations back to former quarters. The text lists currency values, estate sales, and advertisements for goods, watches, medicines, and various services, reflecting a chaotic wartime period with notices of bank notes, property rents, and commercial offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gturgh
Morison
S. Regimenc
Tome Motte
S.a
Chech
J. Pemberton
Pilleau
Slaughter’s
St Martin’s Lane
Coppifis
Maidstone
Kent
John Miller
Middleton
Strand
Sorel
Hughs
Thames
McJings
Hilliard
Southwark
Stone
Staffordshire
Aldersgate
London
Fleetstreet
Korrett
Hind Court
Wyldagy
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Reynold
Blege Bridge
MrsLesley
St Clements Church
Smith
New Exchange
Gibsons
Three Castles
Wapping
Thomas
Theee Compasses
Islington
Gibbs
Hortorstreet
Clare Market
Allins
Blackmoreftreet
Lockeon
Bucklersbury
Newt
Duke of Marlborough
Bell
St James’s
Overton
White Horse
St-Paul’s Church
Regie Prance
Boileau
Ufu
Pralantia Nusrifinativis
Hehry
Ribottreau
Muli Dle Felief
Exeter
Gonvocation
Centérba
Bangor
Serbion
Awe
Stationer Hall
Breme
Great Britain
Georges
William
Nelsoni Rei
Femple
Eig
Prihted
Richard
Ars
Royal Societies
Longolland
Paris
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
France
Spain
Italy
Flanders
Sweden
Norway
Saabia
G. Willdey
Ludgate Street
St Paul’s
Tee & S
Satan Sani
Sencepion
Generati
B . Carrias
Haydon Yard
A.dodd
Dhe Peacock
Unclear historical notice involving local trades and rates
Fragmentary text mentions THO FERN and Ghyi Turgeon near Lincolns Inn and references experiences in exposure of kings and vil, with mentions of pain, disorder, a mill, flask, Bohee at 3s a Dogen quire, attendance daily, and Islington rates at reasonable times.
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Ee Et Courc
Lincolns Inn
Islington
Grange