Debates on Liberty and Trade Amid South Sea Affairs
A dense letter argues for civil restraints on vice as essential to society, while railing at excise and tavern trade. It recounts South Sea Company elections and the ongoing friction between merchants, patriots, and public opinion, noting forthcoming general elections, committee nominees, and local notices from London.
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N. B
Daft
Courant
South-Sea House
London
South-Sea * Company
Threadgeedie-street
LE the Houshold
Ann Bartel
Directin
Siea
Gooper
Glebe
Ley-Lane
Pater-Nofler-Row
Proprietors Meeting Notice From Sout.H-SEA Stock Directors
A clipped address from John Bristow thanks supporters and nominates gentlemen as directors. It notes a meeting on Monday the 29th at the Swan Tavern and invites proprietors of Sout.H-SEA Stock to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan-Tavern
Jar
South-Sea Company
Christopher Batt
Henry March Ey
John Blake
John Salter
Theo
Dillingham
Bennett Swayne
Joshua Baker
Edward Haiftwell
John Edwards
Fae Hamilton
John Fullerton
Lewis Way
Exchange-Alley
John Bristow
James Martin
Samuel Holden
Jerem
Dummer
John Bance
William Sloane
Joseph Beachctck
Samuel Bosanquet
Joshua
Baker Thomas Cowflade
Jonathan Collyer
Richard Coope
Saioseph
Fawthrop
Jie Palece
Henry
Gaultier
John Girardott de 'Til
John Britten
N. B
South+Sea Company
de Beg
Burrell
William Corbett
Theoph Dillingham
William Hamond
Robert Henley
George Jennings
Libeg
John. Bristow
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