Ships and notices from London to Dublin in July
A compact news scrap lists ships arriving or leaving from Cowes and Gravesend including the Fortune the Hope the Granada and the Antigua Galley with crew and origin notes. It reports the death of Thomas Woodcock Ely a Salt Duty commissioner and Admiralty warrants to impress sailors. Other items mention the Count de genfeldt leaving for Prussia audience with the Prince of Wales and a Pall Mall tragedy. Public notices from Dublin and Edinburgh follow with local deaths poisonings and appointments. Stock prices and bonds are given for the South Sea and Bank listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Fuly
Michaelson
Eushredden
Harrison
Arundel
Norway
Hope
Frederick
Christiansand
Deal
Hector
Cumyn
Africa
Campbell
St. Christophers
Gravesend
Granada
Gray
Diep
Seven Sisters
Manner
Guernsey
Antigua
Sutliff
Great Marborough Street
Thomas Woodcock Ely
Lords Commissioners
Admiralty
Waterman's Hall
Duke of Newcastle
Whitehall
Hanover
Kensington
Mjesty
Surrey
Count Degenfeldt
Prussia
Prince of Wales
Duke
Mary
Louisa
Pall-Mall
Sale of Ten Horses at Yorkshire Grey Sasiths Park
Custrom House London July 1 1732 By order of the Hon. Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs a sale is set for Friday at ten o’clock morning. Ten horses with bridles and saddles will be exposed at the Yorkshire Grey in Sasiths Park. A description will be given at the King’s Pare Acufe or at the sale place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custrom House
London
His Majesty
Sasiths Park
South Sea Company Bonds Payoff Notice at Michaelmas
London June 30 1732 the Court of Directors of the South Sea Company declare they will pay off 50 percent to bond proprietors who present for payment after Wednesday next with interest to Michaelmas next. If holders refuse to receive the 50 percent and interest at Michaelmas next, the bonds will be discharged and all interest will cease. W Smith secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ AE
The
South Sea Company
Michaelmas Nest
Ednesday
Michaelmas
Court of Directors
W. Smith
South Sea Company Transfer Books Delayed to August
London July 1 1732 notice from the South Sea Company states the transfer books for capital stock will not be opened on the 21st as previously announced. By order of the General Court held yesterday the books are postponed to Friday the 8th of August next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea House
London
Court of Directs
South Sea Company
Managers Extend Time for Lottery Ticket Entries
The managers for exchanging tickets for certificates announce a deadline extension. Despite their prior notice dated the 15th, many outstanding tickets remain, so entries will now be accepted until Tuesday the 18th inst. Proprietors are urged to bring in tickets by that date.
Green House and Conveniencies Planned for Chelsea Garden
The Company of Apothecaries seeks proposals from interested parties to build a Green House and related conveniences in their Physick Garden at Chelsea. Applicants may inspect a plan and details by applying to Mr Dutch, Clerk of the Company, at their Hall in Blackfriars, and must seal proposals for submission by the eleventh instant. A committee will convene then to discuss the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Myr Dutch
Faid
Black Fryars
Dutch
Notice of Brandy Sale by Thomas Erys in London
Thomas Erys, a French wine merchant in Seething Lane Tower Street London, advertises importation of fine old Brandy at 6s 6d per gallon cash for parcels of at least 5 gallons. He promises tested goods without adulteration, will wholesale cheaper on the Keys, and will announce arrival of a large parcel in papers. He will attend daily at Seething House and Tom's Coffee House in Cornhill to speak with customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Erys
Sething-Line
Tower-Street
London
Exrys
Cornhill
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Edinburgh
Old Deer
Buchanshire
Joan Johnston
Dublin
Richard Lord Viscount Molesworth
Regiment of Dragoons
Croft
Patrick Lattin Ely
Maurice Town
Kildare
Naas
Bank
Million Bank
India
Royal Assurance
York Buildings
Hereford
St. James’s Place
Sup
England
Campen
N. Salmon
Camden
van Tuor
Royal Exchange
N. Dowse
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