New European diplomacy reports and naval moves
From Watford to Venice and Rome, reports say a new plan to restore public tranquillity is under consideration in the kingdom and that Russian forces advance toward Moldavia. Meanwhile plans for Holy See Bourbon accommodation, storm warnings, and a wave of public notices pull in from Florence, Cagliari, and London featuring marriages, guild resolutions, and local civic actions.
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Podolia
Romaniow
Moldavia
Count Pazin
Wallachia
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Rome
Poland
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Germany
Duke of
Puttany
Liége
House of Bourbon
Paris
Court and Royal Observances At St James's Palace
Yesterday the Right Rev Bar rington preached at St James's chapel before the King and court. A grand drawing room followed with foreign ministers, nobility, and gentry. Queen Mary was not present at the drawing room but heard prayers at the palace. Updates include promotions, entertainments by Duke of Cumberland and Marlborough, and a possible legal examination in Doctors Commons. Reports note a £5000 Navy experiment fund and a treaty near coastal port moves.
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Werden
Drapers Hall
Throgmorton-Street
St. Martin’s In
Harrison
Dartmouth
John Shaw
Lord Dart‘mouth
Minehead
Somersetshire
Rosamond's Pond
St. James’s Park
Maratgo
Edwin Lascelles
Bleming
Grosvenor-street
James Gilbert
Hart-street
Bloomsbury
Gill
Great Pulteney-street
Lockham
Berkshire
Henry Hall
Mr. Somers
Bartlett’s
Newton
Bedford-row
John Stevenson
Corbet-court
Gracechurch-street
Law
Bridge-street
Westminster
Mary Axe
Edward Evans
Dice's
Keys
Barrington
Llandaff
Lord Barrington
Chapel-Royal
St. James’s
Earl of Oxford
Queen’s Palace
Chapel Royal
Robert Hamilton, Bart
St.James’s
Foot
Amiger
Princess Dowager of Wales
Kew
Duke of Cumberland
Royal Navy
Palle Malke
Duchess of Marlborough
Marlborough-house
Pall Mall
Duke of Buccleugh
Grosvenor-square
Viscount Weymouth
Trinity-house
King’s Arms Tavern
Gornhill
Richordship
Bedford and Mart. Borough
Sandwich
Ban’s
Wilkes
King’s
Femar
Bankrupt and Debtors Surrender Dates in London and York
A list of bankrupts and debtors with surrender dates to be held at Guildhall London and York. Names include Buckett John, William Rose, Thomas Bernard, Thomas Haystead, William MacNiel, MacMorran, Ann Langley, with dividends to Nath, Hickling, Kellet, and Snook. Dates span May 7 to May 28 and locations London York.
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John. Buckett
London
Guildhall
William Rose
Mount-Row
Lambeth
Surry
Carpenter
Thomas Bernard
Little, Poltern-street
Bondon Wall
Thomas Haystead
Rumford
Essex
William
Mac Niel
William Mac‘Morran
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Middlesex
Ann Langley
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Armen-draper
the George
Coneystreet
City of
York
Thomas Nath
Bedford-street
St. ‘Paul’s Covent-Garden
Mercer
Ae ‘Samuel Hickling
Derby
Derbyhire
Robert Cowan Kellet
Cristwied-fryers
Guildhalh
Samuel Snook
Dorchester
Dorsetshire
atGuildhall
Thomas
Finch
Berkly
Finch's
Richard Finch
New Windsor
Aldersgate-street
Nottingham
Slive
John Winkfield
Berks
Windsor
Wokingham
Egham
Richard
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Richa
Singh
Notable London Merchants and Tradesmen Listed in Bristol Records
A fragmented 18th century list names tradesmen and merchants across England. Included are Jonas Ingham a haberdasher from Halifax, Henry Rawson a woolstapler, James Angellimon a blacksmith, Thomas Wilson a Canterbury grocer, Robert Lloyd a Chester hatter, Bernard and Mordecai Levi glassworkers in Whitechapel, and Samuel Zacharias of Bartholomew Court London. The roster shows multiple towns and professions with dates tied to payments or duties.
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Robert
Merfetthire
Cosn-ftresg
Bristol
Thomas’ Lipfin
London
Jonas Ingham
Halifax
Bartholomew Court
Thyogmorton-street
Taite
THOMAS SMITH Bedding and Upholstery Warehouse Ad
The Corner of Butcher Row facing Temple Bar offers bedding, carpet, blankets, and upholstery goods. Neat, fresh prints in Pers ia, Turkey, Wilton, Ke idderminster, and Scotch carpets. feather beds, quilts, quilts, and bed accessories. extensive stock and ready money terms.
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Thomas Smith
Butcher-Row
Temple-Bar
Persia
Turkey
Wilton
Keidderminster
Cheney
Linsey
BisAs
This Day is Published Illustrated Monthly magazine frontispiece
A historical advertisement describes a newly issued volume with a Britannia frontispiece, Magna Charta to Liberty, portraits of James Townsend and other figures, and various articles. It mentions engravings by Grignion, a Caledonian letter on British constitution, poems, and notices of upcoming issues.
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Grignion
Britannia
Liberty
James
Townsend
Weltboein
Cornwall
Addermian
Shienitz
London
Maric
Caledonia
Mahommed Ali
Kawas
Timanthes
John
Wilkes
Isaac Fell
Ray
SCRIPFEOWNS of this'Society to Mr Wilkes and others
Fragmentary ledger style entry lists payments to Mr Wilkes for support 1090 pounds and to Boditto for expenses of three elections in Middlesex with various debts and sums including 119? 4198 13 740313, lacking clear context or dates.
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Wilkes
Elixir and Drops Cure for Scurvy Adverts Norwich Era
A letter from Ham Lane Stratford Essex praises Marchant's Drops for curing inveterate scurvy with stomach sickness cough and breathlessness. John Norton of Golden Square London advertised the remedy with endorsements and outlets across London and accompanying Elixir Salutis by Finch.
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Norton
Golden Square
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
N. B
John Norgu
Bithopsgate
Keen
Pleet-Street
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Lowry and Co. Raft
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