The Curranto this weeke from Norimberg. : A rumour of a treatie of peace betixt the Emperour and Bannier, and the number of those that died of the plague in Prague. Gallas hath resigned his Office: the confirmation of the losse, that the Weymarish had in the Rhyngaw. Bautzen still assulated by the Swedes. The invasion of the Turks is excused. The Emperour lays a great tax upon his own Countries, and other particulars

Folger bibliographic ID: 230979
Folger call number: STC 18507 item 10
Folger holdings ID: 277576
Accession Number: 265285.10

General notes

At head of title: Numb. 67 [changed in manuscript to "66"] Caption title. Imprint taken from colophon "Imprimatur R. Reade" at end The 11th series of newsbooks issued by Nathaniel Butter (and some issued jointly with Nicholas Bourne), July/Aug. 1639 - March 1640; Cf. F. Dahl. A bibl. of Engl. corantos and periodical newsbooks, p. 237

Uniform title: Weekly news
Extended title: The Curranto this weeke from Norimberg. : A rumour of a treatie of peace betixt the Emperour and Bannier, and the number of those that died of the plague in Prague. Gallas hath resigned his Office: the confirmation of the losse, that the Weymarish had in the Rhyngaw. Bautzen still assulated by the Swedes. The invasion of the Turks is excused. The Emperour lays a great tax upon his own Countries, and other particulars
Alternate titles: Century 2., Numb. 66

Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648