Hudson's Bay Company settlements in the East and West Indies
A long recounting of the Hudson's Bay Company origins and holdings, including how Radison and Gooselier sought passage to the Bay, the establishment of Charles Fort on Rupert's River, and a history of forts and settlements across Albany River, Rupert's River, Fort Nelson, and New Severn. The piece covers trade contracts, beaver and furs, French and English conflicts, and the 1761 to 1764 context with war and territorial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West Indies
Hudson’s Bay Company
England
Charles II
Radison
Gooselier
Canada
Quebec
Hudson’s Bay
France
Erelith
Paris
Bay
London
Nonsuch
Baffin’s Bay
Glacgrees
Gillam
Charles Fr
Streights
East Main
West Main
Labrador
New South Wales
Rupert’s River
Fort Ne'fon
Albany Invir
Haye’s Island
Fort Nelon
New Severn
Albany River
James II
A'S Place
Haye
Rupert River
Solder
Chevalier de Troyes
Siewe
William
Petto
Earl Mar
House of Lords
Allen
Westminster
Irench
Regan
Vernor
Elizabeth
Earl Marshall
Philosophus
Fort Albany
Ditum
Utrecht
Pany
Soho
Henry Hill
Alwil Ria
Silesia
York Fort
Churchill
Rath Moore River
Sonea
Cerapne Wali
Valry
Moore River
Prufiz
Goldberg
Wahlstadt
Ziethen
Sipe
Perio Destinatam
Honore Debito Profequimini
Laudoln
Moore
Albany
Coleto
Olim Templi
Paulini
Prussia
Kuntzendorff
Schweidnitz
Lathehn
Officium
Christum
Czernicheff
Celfitudinem
Annos Nestoreos Liegnitz
Europe
Moore Battery
Laudohn
Hochs
Kuntzendorf
Mount Pitchenberg
Striegau
Tichirnitz
Rupert’s
Gross-Rozen
Moun
Tain
Freyberg
Cation
Bohemia
Brentano
Cme
Renfleck
Simons
Bert’s River
Mount Pits
Keitchenberg
Behern
Zedlita
Warden
Martins
Landohin
Brandenburgh
Ward
Churchill River
Breslau
Amma
the Oder
Poland
Oder
Leubus
Niper
Leignitz
Jauer
Striegan
Upper
Stilted letter laments royal address and loyalties
The writer criticizes a paragraph about St Pauls idea and a royal address. The piece references Wilton, a Camuen, and the Llusirious Duk of Marlborough, noting their conquests renew loyalty and the Gentlemen’s design toward the Royal Pair appears unprecedented and poorly executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatt Satay
Wilton
Marlborough
Elizabethan School Oration Under Mr John Cook Head Master
The passage notes verses spoken in a school occasion with Latin lines praising the crown and a reference to Elizabeth. It states the copy of verses was composed under Mr John Cook, elected Head Master the year Elizabeth acceded to the throne. It compares past scholar productions to present work and forecasts improved entertainment for Lord Mayor's Day. Dated 1761 signed by William Morland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaudas
Melius Furgent
John Cook
Elizabeth
Ipswith
William Morland
AE Earl Marshal's Order on Coronation Robes and Ceremonies
The Earl Marshal's Order concerns robes coronets and dress for the peers at the coronation of King George III and Queen Charlotte. Printed by Bowyer, with publication details and a prohibition on printing or publishing ceremonial processes without license.
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George III
Queen Charlotte
W. Bowyer
G. Woodfall
Charing Cross
Earl Marshal
Curious Issue Plaisters Sold in London Shops
Curious plaisters praised for neatness and scent are advertised for sale at several shops in London including Mr Newbery's in St Pauls Church Yard and Kippax's perfumer near the King's Arms. Price One shilling per box. Also offered are prime prepared peas at four shillings per hundred and two shillings for unturned, plus ladies black sticking plaister wholesale and retail.
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