Fragmented notices from the Court and city events
A column of court actions, public deaths, shipwreck rumors, riots, and stock quotes. It notes Bombay trade, prayers, and a hurling match riot near Clonard Bridge. Also reports executions, prison transfers, and a shore rescue by a prominent lawyer. Prices and bonds are listed for major stocks.
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Castello
Deer Park
Liffey
Cork
St. James’s Day
Clonard Bridge
South Sea Company Notice of Committee Transfer Books
South Sea Company announces transfer books will be sent on August 14 to prepare a printed list of proprietors qualified to serve on the committee appointed to examine accounts and select the committee members. Further notices will announce delivery and the day of the election.
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South-Sea House
London
South Sea Company
Notice of Neat Brandy Sale in Seething Lane
Tuomas Exrrs, a French wine merchant in Seething Lane Towé inbendon, imports neat brandy and will sell at 8s 6d per gallon ready money for parcels not under 1 gallon. He invites tasting on the Keys and promises no adulteration and steady supply to the town. Attendance at his house in Seething Lane is daily at noon, with further discussions at Tom's Coffee-house in Cornhill.
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Bengall
Woodford
Bengali
Barnard
Duke of Newcastle
St. Péter’s Westminster
Aspinwall
Charing-Cross
John Sunderland
Bath
Samuel Robinson
Epsom
Surry
Beacher
Earl of Gallaway
Brook’street
Grosvenor Square
Gravesend
Holland
William Humphrys
Ross
Scotland
Llanrhyftyd
Cardiganshire
Dublin
Hackney
Tottenham Court Fair
Daniel Tipping
Tyburn
Southwark
Kingston
Tuomas
Seething-Lané
Towé
Exzys Will
Seething-Lane
Tom
Cornhi
Subscription Places For The Authors Edition
Printed for the Author and sold by J. Wilford at the Three Flower de Luces in St Pauls Church yard and W Clayton in Manchester. Subscriptions are taken at various places.
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J. Wilford
St. Paul’s Churchyard
W. Clayton
Manchester
Doctor Eaton Balsamick StYPTICK medicine notice
A colonial era medicine advertisement touts Doctor Robert Eaton s Balsamick StYPTICK as a universal remedy to stop bleeding heal wounds from cuts stabs gunshots and nosebleeds It claims efficacy in feminine cases and fluxes with long lasting virtue suitable for seafaring and family use Sold in sealed bottles with prices and large quantities offered to retailers and practitioners Includes a list of pill sellers book sellers printers and merchants across multiple cities and towns
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India
Royal Assurance
York
Ann
Prem
PatRicx Smith
Great Paxton
Huntingtonshire
Costaing
Litchfield
Coventry
Pickworth
Joseph Besse
Anthony
Westmoreland
Price
George Fox
Pestietan
George Whitehead
William Shewen
William Smith
Beecord Burroughs
Dewesbury Rib
Hubberthorn
Francis Howgill
William Penn
Solomon Eccles
Whitehead
Fames Parnel
I Vitam
Lewis
N.B. Monfeur Trrremont
Ds Pin
Dr. Waterland
Waterland
Robert Eaton
Dsor
Mr. DutTon
Salcoury Court
Fleet-street
Garraway
Oval Exchange
John Porter
Bartholomew Close
John Mears
Golden Vial
Lidgate Hills
James Mac Evens
Edinburgh
William Evans
Bristol
Hammond
Roe
Derby
Raikes
Gloucester
Pagavicini