The Curranto this weeke from Norimberg. : The Pope lyes very sicke, not like to recover. The K. of Spaine hath remitted by his Merchants 3 Millions and 200000 crownes for continuation of the war this next yeer. The taking of Newmarck by the New Swedes. The Dutch garrison in Bryssack shew themselves enemies to the French. Lamboy endeavours to enquarter his men in the Country of Gulick, but is opposed

Folger bibliographic ID: 230993
Folger call number: STC 18507 item 24
Folger holdings ID: 277590
Accession Number: 265285.24

General notes

At head of title: Numb. 80 Caption title "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. : The Pope lyes very sicke, not like to recover. The K. of Spaine hath remitted by his Merchants 3 Millions and 200000 crownes for continuation of the war this next yeer. The taking of Newmarck by the New Swedes. The Dutch garrison in Bryssack shew themselves enemies to the French. Lamboy endeavours to enquarter his men in the Country of Gulick, but is opposed
Alternate titles: Century 2., Numb. 80

Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648