South Sea stock shifts as bonds and annuities rise
The Times reports on South Sea stock movements with a dividend split plan, shares and annuities values, and other market items. Royal and nobility activity at Kensington and Kew is noted, along with robberies, deaths, and local incidents in Bath, London, and Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
South Sea Ann
South Sea Bonds
Bank
India
Royal Assurance For
London Asurance
African Ac
York Buildings
Prem
India Bunds
Penny-Pat Larxer Letter Sealed With Secrecy Appeal
A dated Monday April 7a letter signed A. O. urges consent for a private meeting between the writer and the addressed recipient. The text emphasizes secrecy and security and seeks mutual satisfaction in arranging the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny-Pat Larxer
A. O
Robbery at Night Attacks the Post Boy in London
The Post Office reports a single-footed attacker robbed the Britt and Gloucester Mails near Hourflow Two miles before TH and escaped with a list of road bags including Bristol Abingdon Bath Wantage Gloucester Reading Tewkesbury Windsor Hereford Monmouth and many others. A reward of 200 pounds is offered for conviction or for any accomplice who exposes the offender and earns a royal pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Post Office
London
Morsing
Bristol
Abingdon
Play
Bath
Wantage
Llandovery
Chippingham
Farringdon
Brecon
Caln
Northleach
Haverfordwest
Marlborough
Leachlade
Denbigh
Newoury
Highworth
Cardigan
Hungerford
Cirencester
Caermarthen
Ramsbury
Gloucester
Pembroke
Reading
Tewkesbury
Swanzey
Henry
Ledbury
Usk
Maidenhead
Ross
Neath
Windsor
Hereford
Caerdiff
Froome
Leominster
Aberpavenny
Devizes
Prestein
Monmouth
Nerrlebéd
Stroud
Wallingford
Landeilo
Sermon preached in Christ-Church Dublin October 1731
This Day is published a sermon preached at Christ-Church Dublin on October 23 1731 the anniversary of the Irish rebellion by Edward Lord Bishop of Clontert. Ordered by the House of Lords of Ireland the work includes a Appendix with the address of the Roman Catholics and queries. Also a collection of papers on Ireland natural history curiosities and a Dublin manuscript by the late Archbishop. Printed for James and Joan Knaprony Crown in St Pauls Church-Yard price 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ-Church
Dublin
Epward
Clontert
House of Lords of Ireland
Ireland
James
Joan Knaprony
St.Paul’s Church
Irs Lane
Tuo. McLlingeox
M.D. F.R.S
Second Edition and Curious Pieces in the Daily Journal
A long catalog from the Daily Journal listing second edition additions and curious pieces. Includes cures for kidney and bladder ailments, venereal remedies, Masonry controversy notes, and various pamphlets with prices and publishers. Prices range sixpence and a penny ha’penny, with titles concerning hops and naval subjects.
Doctor Eaton's Balsamick StYPTICK for Bleedings and Wounds
Advertises Doctor Robert Eatons Balsamick StYPTICK a remedy claimed to stop bleedings heal wounds including cuts stabs gunshots and nosebleeds. Promoted as a universal cordial for seas voyages and noble service with directions and large book offered, sold through multiple shops and by licence with patent evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eaton
Mr. Dutton
Salisbury Court
Garraway
John Potter
Bartholomew-Close
John Mears
Golden Vial
Ludgace-Hill
James Mac Euen
Edinburgh
William Evans
Bristol
Hammond
York
Roe
Derby
Raikes
Gloucester
Paravicinis Hofier
Nottingham
Dicey
Northampton
Thomas Greenhill
Bath
Abree
Canterbuy
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Bridge’s Coffee House
Cornhill
Hague Lovety
South Sea Company
Kensington
Ss. James's
Prince of Wales
Kew
St. James's
India House
Tyburn
Broadstreet
John Hopkins E Q
Earl of Macclesfield
Rumford
Essex
Leadenhall Market
Ilford
Howarth
Humphry Howarth
Jenkins
St. Martin's Ludgate
Crow
Cockpit
Whitehall
New Prison
Justice Gifford
Newgate
Richard Brocas
Daily Journal
Gontaining
T. Vl. Boerhive
M. Ofterdyke
Montpellier
Dauces
Darcy
England
Henry VI
T. WaRrwek
Pater-Nofter-Row
Daly JourNal
Royal Navy
Great Britain
Pope
Dennis
Price
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