Court and Court News from Kensington and London
Royal happenings at Eshee Surrey and Kensington noted with dukes, princes, and various lords. Dispatches from Hanover, tea seizure at Aldersgate, and a messenger’s death in Spain are listed alongside stock quotes and public notices. A boy was killed by a cart on London Bridge, and several official moves to shore up seats and travel are recorded.
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Prussia
Lambeth Ferry
Hanover
England
Somerset House
Aldersgate
Lyng
Spain
Kensington
Sc. Jago
Greenwich
Bookey
Marlborough
Hunt
Bombay
Downs
Pattee Byng Efg
Navy
William and Mary
Scarborough
Lord Fairmouth
Beddington
Surrey
Earl of Godolphin
New Market
Lordon Bridge
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Parnrine
Ravin de Proxnas
England
N. Tinpal
M.A
Great Waltham
Essex
James
John
Paul Knapton
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Crown
Ludgate-street
St. Paul’s
Sale of 300 Casks of Refused Wines at Custom House
By order of Sir John Hon. Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs a sale will occur Friday July 14 at three o'clock in the Long Room of the Custom House London. Three hundred casks of refused wines will be exposed to sale and deprived into brandy or vinegar within three months after delivery. Catalogues available from July 13 at the King's Warehouse. bonds security required and certificates from Excise officers for cancellation.
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Custom House
London
Joan AG
George the First
Officers of Excise
N. B
King's Warehouse
Charitable Corporation House Spring Garden Notice
The Court of Committee reassures the public that pledges held by the Charitable Corporation have been faithfully handled with prompt repayment and delivery upon payment of due money. The corporation continues to lend on pledges at Spring Garden and St Lawrence Pountney Hill and warns officers against charging fees. Borrowers with complaints should apply for redress.
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Charitable Corporation
Spring Garden
Couro
Lawrence Pountney - Hill
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