Conflicting Imperial News From Schwerin and London
A digest of orders, executions, and diplomatic notes from Schwerin and Vienna with reports on Dutchess Mecklemburg, Duke Charles Leopold mourning, and Duke Christian Lewis condemned. Maritime arrivals include Walpole and Grantham at the Downs, Captain Misenor’s death near Ceylon, and East India imports. London notices cover a Common Council debate over the Orphans Tax, brokered estate distributions, street robberies, and stock performances in South Sea and Bank equities. Major funeral for Major Seth Adams and estate details are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S
Schewrin
Charles Leopold
Aulick
Empire
Christian- Lewis
Vienna
Christian Lewis
Schwerin
Petersburg
Mecklemburg
East-India House
Walpole
Cape
Boddam
Daft
Madrass
Nafsau
Apt. Hutchinson
Grantham
Hale
Feild
Bengal
Marlborough
Hunt
Greenwich
Bookey
Bombay
Downs
Thearlborough
St.Helena
Nassau
Rowland Freeman
South Sea Company
James Pearce
Fisher
Buenos Ayres
Brown
Cox
Saville
Hilton
Seth Adams
Stanmore
Middlesex
Hide Park Corner
Companies of Grenadiers
Hawkins
Hind
Dlankell
Guinea
Marth
Greenland Dock Lease Proposals Sought by South Sea Company
The South Sea Company announces it will consider proposals from any person to purchase the remainder of the lease of Duke of Bosford's great Dock at Rotherhithe ending Christmas 1740. Proposals received daily at the South Sea House until Sept 16, with committee hearing September 17 from ten to one. Further particulars available daily at the Secretary's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Sea House
London
N.B
South Sea House
Middlesex Liquor Licenses Proposed for Next Year
The notice lists L persons who sold distilled liquors within the county seeking license for the ensuing year. Applicants must provide in writing their Christian and surnames and home addresses to the Clerk of the Peace, under an order of the General Quarter Sessions, with the requirement to submit by the specified division deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Oid
Fee
Meeting for Surrey Gentlemen at Bowling Green House
At Croydon on July 25 1733 the High Sheriff and county freeholders agreed a meeting at Bowling Green House Epsom on August 21 at eleven oclock in the forenoon to choose gentlemen to prevent the county in a future Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
Surrey
Bowlingé Breen
Epsom
Eleves O
Jaid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Post
Mndon News
Ziz
Guildhall
John Thomas
Bridge
Mr. Horsely
White Stockings
Mr. Downs
Blackmore-street
Stretham
William Fleetwood Esq
Guildford
Hide Park
Sibthorpe
Fleetstreet
South Sea
India
Royal Assurance
Afsurance
Prem
Hinds
England
Authenti
James
John
Paul Knpton
Crown
Ludgate