Fragmented London News Teems With Political Rumors
The item compiles rumor and commentary about ministerial changes, personalities at court, and impending coalitions. It mentions Lord Galway’s resignation, speculation on Lord Camden's seals, and bets on Wilkes becoming Alderman. Also notes entertainments at the Mansion House, naval figures, and various appointments and provocations shaping early 18th century politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Society
Bill of Rights
Ostend
Greme
Parliment
Perthshire
Hoithold
Lord ‘Viscount Galway
Lord North
Westminster-hall
Lord Camden
Thomas Robinson
Lord Grantham
Ireland
Fort Cornwallis
Justice Clive
Viscount Chetwynd
St.James’s CO
Duke of Cumberland
Pall Mall
Royal Navy
Act
Maritime Board
Charing-cross
Piercy
Grace
Duke of Devonshire
Almeria Carpenter
Jamaica
East India
Reat
Wilkes
Farringdon
London
Court and City Magazine II a Courtly Amusement Almanac
An eighteenth century prospectus for The Court and City Magazine number II prints lavish plates and notes it will continue monthly. It advertises stories of high rank and fashion plus political conundrums and letters, inviting readers in Great Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban's
London
J. Smith
Oxford
Cambridge
Dublin
Edinburgh
York
Bath
Bristol
Great- Britain
Ireland
Thades
Lais
Courtezan
Corinth
George HI
Séader
Pine Buds touted as universal remedy across ailments
Collected with care the Pine Buds are claimed to cure or relieve ailments from coins caucus rheums asthma and breast disorders to gout rheumatism scurvy skin disorders nervous complaints and general weakness. Sold by R. Davis and others in Pound subdivisions and shillings with tasting tea preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
R. Davis
Sackville Street
Piccadilly
N. ‘Young
Royal Exchange
W. Nicoll
Paul's Church-yard
Mr. Frederick
Majlis Published Price 53 Bind Second Edition Additions
The Second Edition titled Majlis Published Price 53 Bind adds a Supplement with an Argument stating a bankrupt is protected during final examination after completion of trust. It analyzes the spirit of bankrupt laws focusing on the power and authority of the commissioners with prayers and instructions. Printed for J. Williams at No. 48 near the Mitre Tavern, Fleet Street.
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Denis
Uber
Taylors
Arl
A. TU Top, and Co
Boil’s Head-Court
Southampton-Street
Strand
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Charles Asgill
Willam
Sterines Pon Rober Kite
Samuel Turner
Rafs Crosby
Thomas . Halifax
James Acts
John Sawbridge
Rochford
France
Copenhagen
Paris
Duke de Chorfeul
Department of War
Amboise
Dauphin
Baron Perrott
Fupfice Yates
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Worcestershire
Worcester
William Harris
Thistle Bank of
Glasgow
Smith
Trinity College, Cambridge
William Smith
St. John’s
James Oldershaw
Emanual College
Black-friars-bridge
St. George’s-fields
Broad St. Giles’s
Birmingham
Fleet Market
Woold Street
Margarette
Thomas Chiffum
Abine
Roberts
Sussex
Chiffum
ChristChurch
Spitalfie
Thomas Pennington
Upper Brookstreet
Lydia’ Walters
New Bond-street
Dolegrome
Caermarthen
John Vaughan
Commission
For the Péace
Abingdon
Staunton
Thomas Staunton
Ipswich
Harwell
Ingoldsby
Lincolnshire
Elliot Taylor
St.John’s College
Stamford
Poland-street
Broadstreet
Carnaby
Chevet Jones
Kigs
Bankrup
Peter Jelfe
King-street
Westminster
Guildhall
John Jones
St. Faith the Virgin
Guildhal
Joseph Gingell
Southwark
Richard Foster
John Cowder
St. Mary le Bone
John Graham
Bricklane
Spitalfields
Throwster
Silkman
Robert Burge
Shepton-Mallet
Mercer
Bush
Corn Street
Joseph Shepherd
Alborne
Wilts
John Thompson
Pretot-street
St Mary
Whitechapel
Guildshall
Edward ‘Green
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