War Office Review and Diplomats Arrive at Court
His Majesty reviewed horse guards and foot guards in three nearby locations, expressing satisfaction with their performance. Envoys from Saxony Sardinia and Sweden arrived, while M. Knigge and M. Wederkopp returned with compliments on the king’s arrival. A public review and cannon salutes followed before a move to Herenhausen. News includes stock quotes, local notices, and a charity bequest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wederkopp
Higness
Wolfenburtle
Count Kinsky
Great Britain
Dresden
Prague
Baron Sparre
Sweden
England
Count Offorio
Sardinia
Herenhausen
Burgers'Common
Regiment of Foot Guards
Iton
The Women and the Caterpillar Fable in Solitude Grove
A faded 18th century verse piece describes a Caterpillar scolding a caterpillarlike foe amid solitude and love. The publication note lists printing and distribution details across London venues including St. John’s Street and Paul’s Cathedral area, with multiple addresses and prices for the pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia
London
York Buildings House General Court notice issued
The Governor and Court of Assistants of the York Buildings Company announce a General Court at their Hall Winchester street on Thursday the 6th of July at twelve o clock in the forenoon on special affairs by adjournment from the General Court held the 22d instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
Middlesex
St. Margaret, Westminter
York Buildings House
York Buildings Company
Winchester-street
South Sea Company Bonds to be Paid 50 Percent at Michaelmas
London June 30 1979 The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company issue notice that bonds will be paid off at 50 percent after Michaelmas next with interest through that date. Proprietors may present bonds for payment after Wednesday next. If any holder refuses the 50 percent, interest ceases and the bonds will be discharged at Michaelmas. By order of the Court of Directors J Smith Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Company
Michaelmas
Court of Directors
Smith
Seven Managers Extend Lottery Ticket Entry Date
Seven managers for exchanging tickets for certificates in the lottery of 1731 report that despite a prior notice dated the 15th of Fine they still have many outstanding tickets not yet entered. They extend the entry deadline to Tuesday the 18th of 1826 to accommodate proprietors and urge timely submission.
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Mr. Hornby
Billever Square
Royal Exchange
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William Snelling Els
Joseph Byles Kor
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India
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Bishop Hare
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Osborne
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Lidy
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Multum
PARVO
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