Treaty limits Gibraltar possession and trade rules
A long colonial document outlines the cession of Gibraltar to Great Britain with no territorial jurisdiction, detailing restrictions on land routes, coastal access from Spain, and prohibitions on Jewish or Moorish residency. It notes permissions to buy provisions inland, with confiscation for illicit imports, and asserts British protection of Catholic worship while favoring Spain in ultimate sovereignty.
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Gibra Ear
Great Britain
Spin
Gibraltar
Great Straits
Spain
Ceuta
Africa
Lord Kingston Installed as Grand Master in Dublin Meeting
Dublin on July 1 at the Phoenix in Filhamble Street the Right Hon Lord Kingston was regularly installed Grand Master of all Lodges in Ireland. Also noted a fatal haystack accident at Harrold's Cross and the recent pillorying of Henry Babe for libel. Stock prices, bonds, and various financial updates are listed, including South Sea, India, and bank figures.
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Hampton Coast
Whitehall
Keene
Spain
Hampton Court
Bristol
Draper
Fiverton
Blandford
Bromley
Essex
Haggar
Mordica Jacob de Vries
East India Company
China
Arbuthnot
Dyer
Tonongua
King’s Bench
Westminster
Lord Raymond
Hertfordshire
Franklin
Foot Guards
St. James's Park
Nathaniel Lampery
Seeder
Lodge of Free Masons
Phoenix
Filhamble Street
Lord Kingston
Ireland
Harrold’s Cross
William Connolly
Henry Babe
John Freke, Bart
John Perry Cook
Tholfel
Newgate
Swift
St. Patrick’s
Duke Schomberg
Kilkenny
Woolfton
Richard
LieuFieep
Coventry
Jesus
Christ
John
James
John Knapton
Che Ett St Plan Gand
St. David's
Notice to Masters on Ballast in the River
Trinity House London July 14 1731 calls on all Masters of ships taking ballast to observe the marks where lighters swim at ship sides and when they depart. Report abuses in tonnage to the Ballast Supervisors Office for speedy justice.
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Trinity House
London
Wadens
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Dublin
South Sea
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Englisf
Welch
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