Drowned girl and multiple obituaries in London notices
A fragment from a London newspaper details a seventeen year old girl found drowned near Sadler's Wells and notes on prostitution. It lists marriages and deaths including James Dupin and Mrs Ann Plank, with estates, burials, and various surrender dates at Guildhall for merchants and tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Macin
Rhe
St. Bartholomew
Long-lané
New
Sadler's Wells
Werrigh
John Hayes
Battersea
Miss Young
Ryegate
Allroyd
Plummer
His Majesty
Fit
Lawrence Wood
Low-Layton
Essex
Column
Greenwich
John ‘Smith, Throwtter
St. Leonard Shoreditch
Nanny Goff
Mate
Chelsea
James Dupin
Southampton Street
Bloomsbury
Fohri Elphintton
Theobald
Ann Plank
Holborn
Essex-street
Strand
Barnes
Hoglane
St. Giles's
Margaret Kelly
John Moody
Sleaford
Lincolnshire
Jinen-draper
Guildhall
Anhur Ripley
Southwark
Mercer
James Dickson
St. Clement Danes
Mariner and Dealer
London
A Merry English Debate on Libel in Elizabethan Times
The excerpt recounts Henry Doyley of Lincoln's Inn alleging a libel about The Assembly of Fools in a 43rd Elizabethan parliament. It notes the reaction, the cautious approach to libel, and contrasts past punishments with modern freedoms, while stressing careful word interpretation and the evolving liberty of writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Elizabeth
Heywood
Henry Doyley
Lincoln’s Inninade
Eliz
Speaker
Assembly of Fools
Mr. Doyley
England
Star Chamber
Inquisition
Che
South Carolina Non-Importation Agreement Urges Economic Boycott
Merchants in Charles Town sign a detailed pledge to reject European and East India goods until British acts are repealed. The document appeals for American manufacture support, pledges to halt imports of British wares, and calls for economy in daily life while warning against new slave imports. Reports also cover court appointments, royal dispatches, upcoming trials, fires, and social notices from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Julio
His
South Carolina
Great Britain
England
America
Great-Britain
Olmaburgh
Britain
Looene
Ngon
St. James's
St. James’s
Lord Barrington
Hout Wits
Duke of Newcastle
Earl of Lincoln
Sohoquare
Earl of Rochford
Dover
Duke of Gloucester
Harwich
Robert Gunnifigs
Copenhagen
William Henry Lyttleton
Portugal
Francis Bernard
New England
Luttrell
Ireland
Honstadt
James Steuart
Admiral Steuart
Upper Brook-street
Grosvenor-square
General Court
The
East-India Company
Yorke
Sayer
Tilbury East Indiamag
India
Old Lloyd's Coffee-house
Johnson
Wickham
Purchase
Ensign Horton
Jaboye
Goate
Ensign Berti¢is
iLieugenanc
Dr. Sanders
Breadstreet
I Magdslar
Prescot-tréet
Goodman's Fields
Southampton
Salisbury
Linsey
Bath
Paris
Archibald Douglas
alopton-Street- In
Straid
Beaufort
Grand Ter
Aguinea
Trinity House
Syill
Syery Polhe
Windsor
Edinburgh
Nova Scotia
Vaux
Corfiga
Frances
Provencé
Digéié
Paris de France
Corsica
Brnffiss
Ctiat Court
Vienna
Astase
Broffels
Cayannes
Sie
Europes
Sumatra
América
River of Plate
France
Spain
Naples
Order of
Jesuita
Sigw
Hartley
Essex
Arthur Jackson
Walworth Commons
Silver Street
Cheapside
New
Bristol
John Shapland
Oundle
Thrapston
Northampstonshire
Newgate
Islington
Sadle ‘G Wellss
St. John’s Lane
Smithfield
Indy Ustanding
Eysters
Samuel Budgen
Bridgen
London-hospital
Re Overy
Tunbridgecowin
Henry Geddes
Ann-Elizabeth Short
Mr. Jackson
Leeds
Dowding
Me. Dowding
Tottenhamcon
Southall
Middleley
James Cranmer
Mitcham
Surry
Bulmer
Martin Bulmer
John Ridgway
New Bound-firest
Sally Langdale
Pie AU Salthire
Gigi Bee Lions
The Press and Liberty in the Early Stuart Era
A political writing discusses press suppression under King Charles I and Parliament. It cites executions and punishments of Pryony and Battwick, arguing that curbs on press freedom alienated the people and contributed to the downfall of the ministry and the monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
K. . James
K. Charles
Button
Pryony
Battwick
Ice What Atever In Day Of Funk
Fragmentary OCR yields minimal readable content about a daylight event or phrase Funk. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the text. The item appears as garbled notes with no verifiable facts to summarize.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John ‘Ransforth
St.Stephen
Walbrook
Middlesex Journal
Liberty of the Press
American News
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