London and Dublin News Roundup of Prorogues and Crime
In London the Queen and the three elder princesses visited Sir Richard Sambrook's Hatfield gardens and curiosities, with remarks on a threatened letter case and a milliner's death. Reports from Edinburgh recall General Wade’s oaths and Welsh Fusiliers, while Dublin notes Cork’s mayor, sheriffs, a murder, a river assault, and stock prices across South Sea, Bank, and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Sambrook
Hatfield
Kensington
Isaacson
Castle Tavern
Holbourn
New Prison
James Cavendish
Bladen
King’s
Haymarket
Bank of England
William Hunt
Treasury
Cockpit
Whitehall
Edinburgh
Wade
Berwick Upon Tweed
Moffelburg
Sabine
Welsh Fusiliers
Harrisoni
Montagu
John Thompson
Charitable Corporation
Leith
Hamilton
Stewart's Close
Glasgow
Dublin
Cork
Samuel Crocker
York Buildings House Ballot on Call of 11.108 Percent
Notice from York Buildings House and Court of Assistants announcing a ballot to call 11.108 percent, with transfer books opening hours tomorrow and Friday. Also trustees of Earl of Ranelaugh's Estates advertise sale by auction of Bay Trees Orange Trees Lemon Trees and Myrtles at the late Earl's Mansion Chelsea on July 28 1732 with viewing and particulars at the mansion and at Mr Befley’s in Norfolk Street 27 the Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Buildings
Tork Buildings Company
Thes Bay
Oreder
N.B
Earl of Ranelaugh
Chelsea
Practical Discourses and Sermons Featured in June 1732 Publication
A 1732 issue lists works printed for Innys and Manby including Croslinges Practical Discourse on Charity and Prayer, Browne’s Eight Sermons, and Derham Physico Theology. It outlines a grand edition of Rapin’s History with weekly sheets, pricing, delivery dates, and subscription details from Knapton. The notice underscores hopes for universal readership and urges subscribers.
Notice of sale for neat brandy at key locations London
Thomas Exrys a French wine merchant in Seebigg Lane Tower Street London has imported a parcel of excellent neat brandy and will sell it as landed at six shillings six pence per gallon cash no smaller parcel than a gallon. He will also offer wholesale on the Keys at lower prices and warns buyers there is no fraud in the proposal. He will Supply daily at his Seething Lane house from noon to two and at Tom's Coffee House in Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Exrys
Seebigg-Lane
Tower-Street
London
N.B
Errys
Lane
Tom
Cornhill
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William Newenham
Adam Newenhams
William Sanhouse Esq
Carlingford
Tarlington
Batchelors
Key
Charles Street
Alderman Burrows
South Sea
South Sea Ann
India
Royal
Prem
Ravin de Tuoyras
England
N. Tinpdal
Great Waltham
Esex
James
John
Paul Knapton
St. Paul’s Churchyord
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