Royal Court News and City Ledger from London
A London Apple entries update with royal visits, court appointments, and a key death. The Queen visits the Children of France, the Dauphin’s new apartments are prepared, and the King plans Fontainebleau visits. Major naval leader Lord Torrington dies, with tributes to his service. Market prices for South Sea Stock and bonds are listed, alongside a South Sea Company court notice seeking a dividend and parliamentary address.
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Sacred College
Compiegne
Fontainebleau
Marly
Rambouillet
M. de Caffy
Court Des Aides
Duke de Rufec
Madame de Marons
France
M. Lenfant
Dauphin
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
South Sea Company Notice of Elections in London
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company announces a general court of elections at the Companys House Threadneedle Street London on Wednesday the 31st day of the month from nine in the morning to six in the evening for the choice of governors. The court will be adjourned to Friday the second of February for the choice of directors and elections will be declared after scrutineers conclude. Printed lists of qualified voters will be available ten days before the first election at the Companys House.
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South Sea House
The
South-Sea Company
Shreadneedle-street
London
South-Sea
Fon
Master Wardens Dismiss Pilot and Auction Sale Notice
The Trinity House of London dismisses Ar. Thomas Bunnee from piloting the Eu phrates under Capt James Peacock aboard the Woolpack Sard. An auction sale at the Charitable Corporation house on St Laurence Pountney Hill begins Tuesday Jan 23 at ten in the forenoon to dispose of pledged goods forfeited for non readaptation. Catalogues available at the sale houses and Samuel Edwards, Norfolk Street, broker.
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Trinity-House
London
Thomas Bunnee
Corporation
Euphrates
James Peacock
Charitable Corporation
St. Laurence Pountney Hill
Flanders
Brussels
Spring Garden
Samuel Edwards
Norfolk-S Treet
Defence of the Dissertation on the Eclipse in Sykes Work
A survey of Sykes arguments defending an eclipse not tied to Christ's Passion, with notes on Whiston's observations and references to Fleetwood translations. The catalog lists multiple theological works and editions from J. Walthoe and others, including sermons and religious dialogues.
Proposed Subscription for Dictionay of Bayle Eight Sheets
On Saturday the 20th instant a transliteration priced at one shilling per eight sheets will be issued. Proposals and subscriptions are taken by listed booksellers in Ludgate Street, Paul’s Church Yard, Strand, Cornhill, Fleet Street, Inner Temple Lane, and more. The Undertakers pledge to refund money to buyers of incomplete portions to remove doubt of non delivery.
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Knapton
Ludgate Street
R. Knaplock
Innys and
Manby
I. Aifley
B. Motte
T. Wotton
L. Gilliver
H. Lintot
Fleetstreet
D Browne
W. Bickerton
Temple
Ward
Wickiftred
Inner Temple Lane
J. Osborne
Laternofter Row
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House of Peers
St. James’s
Cockpit
Whitehall
Earl of Pembroke
St. Jameo’s Square
Baron Cumyns
Hillary
Mediterranean
Sicily
Great Britain
Endfield
Harvey Spragge
Hornby
Buck Lane
Spittlefields
Hackney
Cambridge Heath
Guildhall
South-Sea House
Phicgun
Mr. Whifton
Arthur Ashley Sykes
James, John and
Paul Knapton
Crown
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Phiegon
D. Diris
M. Jurien
Fleetwood
Ely
Edvitten
W. Fleetwood
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Woolstons
W. Stevenson
Sarum
Colwall
Herefordshire
Pepentany
Fenelon
Cambray
French Academy
W.stevenson
Stevenson
Hereford
Nichols
Rymer
Cambridge
Woolfton
Jerusalem
Dean Sherlock
JL Nelson
Church of England
Cooper
Globe
Ivy Lane
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