Pomp and religion reform rumblings from Rome to London
Extracts describe a planned burial ground near Edmonton, Rome’s religious upheaval with Pope and Cardinals debating Luther Calvin and Anglican paths, the Pope in lay dress at a Vatican ball, and mixed London news from the Lord Mayor’s Christchurch visit, Hicks Hall pricing, pardons, mayors and sheriffs, to thefts and market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hyde
Edmonton
Rome
St Peter’s
Sacred College
Albani
Sabelloni
York
Corfinit
Jesuits
Luther
Calvin
Church of England
Mr. Whitfield
Berlin
Christendom
Vatican
Monaco
Chevalier de St. George
England
Campania
Christchurch
St. Matthew’s
Ladbroke
Roffeter
Clerkenwell
Thomas Cavenagh
John Abbott
Nathaniel Foy
Bristol
John Noble
John Anderson
Minories
Sligo
Ireland
Doniquough
Edinburgh
Dundee
Carfe
Holborn-hill
Delsfield
Hackaey
Josias Brano
Old Broad-street
William Hunt
Bacon
Suffolk
Finingham Fair
Atranger
Theatre Openings At Drury Lane And Covent Garden
An account of a bustling theatre weekend with Drury Lane opening to Gunde lines and The Lyar, praise for new cast changes, and a jostling post show crowd. Covent Garden opened with The Mier and Deuce is in hint, featuring Barfanti her stage debut amid praise and witty interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Gundelines
Lyar
Queen
Bellarius
Mier
Shuter
Colmar
Dyer
Younger
Kniveton
Davis
Fox
Saundrs
Aédtress
Covent Garden
Liverpool
Barfanti
Fort St. George
Samuel Ardley
Nottinghar
Mr. Milne
Edinburgh
Mary Stuart
John Erskine
Carnock
Leg
Bath
Charles Pearce
Taylor
Castle-Street
Leicester-fields
Richmond
James Darby
Petty France
Epsom
Ellis
Wm. Ellis
Clifton
Bristol
George Henry
Earl of Litchfield
Viscount Quarendon
Custes Brevium
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Osford
Dinah
Thomas Frankland
Bart
Thirkleby
County of York
Robert Lee
Earl of
Coleman-street
Woodford
Maitland
Richard Maitland
Mark-lane
South Lambeth
Susannah Heard
Peckham
John Hilliers
Peland-street
Edward Davis
Hackney
Elmas
Arthur Elmas
Rathbone-place
Marlow
Bond-street
Joseph Westree
Chelsea
John Adder
Great George-street
Westminster
Henry Bean
Broadstreet
Soho
Elitha Bean
Knightsbridge
John Wallice
The
Dragoon Guards
Fordyce
Huchtin
Fortisees
Betty
Mr. Fordyce
Ida
Partnersip
Bow
Dad
Nick
Aexander Fordyce
Clement’s Lane
London
London Gazette
I. Young, &c
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Earl of Hertford
Morice
Allhallows, Bread-street
Ramsgate
William Evans
John Scott
George Pender Scopell
St. Just
Cornwall
Exeter
Kinsale
Baskerville
Soth Regiment
Bishop
Strand
Richard Manfer
Charles-street
Middlesex Hospital
Ann Monro
Wandsworth
Hector Monro
Rotehall
Slreland
St. James’s Church
Mr. Brown
Kensington
Wood
St. George’s Church
Robert Holden
Queen-Ann-street
Elizabeth Winfield
Oxford-street
George Allanson
Conduit-street
Maria Johnson
de Avizé
Asylum
Radcliffe Infirmary
Oxford
Radclife
Thomas Calton
Rotherhithe
Surry
Guildhall
Jackson
Corbet-court
Gracechurch-street
Marklane
Robert Crowther
Thomas Venables
Eaton Norris
Lancashire
Searle and Cowper
Castle-yard
John Darby
Witham
Essex
Wimbolt
John Robinson
Bernard Castle
Durham
Edward Beazley
St. Mary Magdalen
Bermondsey
Ship News
Deal
N.W
Downs
Thungerer
Lord Holland East-Indiaman
Granada
Robertson
John
Ruggell
Dominica
Holland
Jimaica
Guy
Fromi
Montague
Stewart
Tobago
Good Intent
Dixon
No.h
Carolina
Neptune
Ferguson
Dublin
Elizabeth
Limerick
Scot
Widd W
Uabella
Bradshaw
Dowds
Havannazh
Peterfourgh
Gratefend
Union
Neiling
Suchhelm
Hennah
Garbus
Steitin
Verley
Sutton
Budtie
Hall
Tary
Peterflirihs
Irdan
Liberty
Outram
Virginia
Sepe
Davey
Mery Ann
Stoddart
Venice
Freerbuich
Itr
Gommen Pieas
Giildhall
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