A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times.Sampson, Henry
History
A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times.
Sampson, Henry
Advertising -- History
For the readier dispatch of Affairs, there are three Committees sit
this day _December_, the 22th. at _Whitehall_, one about _Jamaica_,
Another concerning Trade and the Forreign Plantations, and a Third
about _Tangier_, to which place we hear there is order for sending
more Forces and Provisions, for the reinforcing that Garrison, and
preventing any danger that may arise from the _Moors_. We hear further
from thence that there are several persons who were formerly _Roman_
Catholicks, and amongst the rest Captain St. _Johns_, _Captain
Talbut_, and one Mr. _White_ since made a Captain, with divers
_others_ who have freely and voluntarily renounced the said Religion,
and are become _Protestants_, having received the Sacrament according
to the usage of the Church of _England_, the chief motive of their
conversion proceeding from their conviction of the Horrid Principles
and the bloody Trayterous; and damnable practises of the _Popish_
Faction, and especially since the discovery of the Hellish _Popish_
Plot against His Majesties Person, the Protestant Religion, and for
enslaving the Kingdom.
There is a Report that three Suns were lately seen about _Richmond_ in
_Surrey_, by divers credible persons, of which different observations
are made according to the fancy of the People.
This day, Decemb. 22. Captain _William Bedlow_ one of the Kings
Evidence, who has been so instrumental in discovering the _Hellish
Popish_ Plot, and thereby (under God) for preserving his Majesties
Person and the whole Nation, was married to a Lady of a very
considerable Fortune.
There being Intimation given, that _Mrs._ Celier the _Popish_ Midwife
now a Prisoner in _Newgate_, would make some Discovery of the Plot,
and the Counter Plot; _She_ was brought before the Councill last week,
but would confess nothing; whereupon Justice _Warcup_ produced some
information against her taken before him; Upon which she acknowledged
the greatest part of what was charged against her, and thereby gave
very strong Confirmation to the Truth of Mr. _Thomas Dangerfields_
Depositions, concerning that cursed Conspiracy managed by the Lady
_Powis_, herself, and several others, for the destruction of many
Hundreds of his Majesties Loyal _Protestant_ Subjects.
It is reported, that a Quaker fell in love with a Lady of very great
Quality, and hath extraordinarily petitioned to obtain her for his
Wife.
Upon the 17th. instant in the evening Mr. _Dryden_ the great Poet, was
set upon in _Rose-street_ in _Covent Garden_, by three persons, who
calling him rogue, and Son of a whore, knockt him down and dangerously
wounded him, but upon his crying out murther, they made their escape;
it is conceived that they had their pay beforehand, and designed not
to rob him but to execute on him some _Feminine_, if not _Popish_
vengeance.
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A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times. — John Shaqi
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