Notable London and Dublin Notices in Mixed Chronicle
A dense 18th century miscellany reports courtly moves at Hampton Court with Lord Leicester becoming Tower Constable, and arrivals of Queensberry and others in town. It notes races in St James's Park, a Bray plate win, a fair at the St Bartholomew’s festival, and a candle-quenching feat, alongside prices for elixirs and remedies at a Castle Street shop.
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Hampton Court
Earl of Leicester
Tower
Duke of Queensberry
Earl of
Lyons
Lyon
St. James’s Park
Pee Bela
St. Bartholomeu
Sovy Uatter
Hew Coat Hopital
Cern
Dublin
Buge
Droer
Wapor
Wheaton
Houthold
Silver-Court
Castle-street
College
Fo Acens
Rata Dicksens
Madeliff
Weadys
Agnes
Pandraeh
Evers
Chamberlin
Battle near Erivan defeats Turkish army says Mos cow letters
Postscript Holland reports from Mos cow that an express brought news of a battle near Erivan in which the Persian forces defeated the Turkish army. Losses include 16000 dead, 20 cannons, and all equipment. Other items mention Vienna conspiracies, double guards, and a pregnancy rumor debunking. Public Notary John Smith advertises a relocated office with improved access.
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Derbent
Erivan
Gue
Vienna
Moabiz
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Sale
O. Deverhaapes
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Cearhey
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Nave
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