Dismissal of Dame Elizabeth Rebours at La Suze au Maine
Obituary notes the death of Dame Elizabeth Teresace Rebours widow of M. Michael Chamillard former comptroller and minister of state. She died at her castle La Suze au Maine on the 26th of the month aged about 74. The item also records shipping news from Falmouth Liverpool Cowes Deal and London with vessels bound for Portsmouth Guernsey Jersey and the Canaries and mentions a court at the Admiralty Office and various social events in London and Putney with cricket matches and lottery plans.
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Elizabeth-Teresace Rebours
M. Michael Chamillard
la Suze Au Maine
Falmouth
Fuly
London
York Buildings Company Announces Annuities Payment Date
The Governor and Court of Assistants announce half year annuities will be paid starting August 19 from ten to one in the forenoon and thereafter each Thursday. Nominees must be named to the committee to avoid imposition. if absent, the receiver must swear the nominee was living on June 24, 1731.
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York-Buildings
York- Buildings Company
Lerely
N. B
History of England Volume XV by Rapin Thoyras English edition
Lately published volume XV, last of The History of England, Ecclesiastical and Civil, by Rapin Thoyras. Translated into English by N. Tinpaz, with notes. Printed for James and John Knapton, Crown, St Paul’s Churchyard. Compleat sets in 15 volumes available. The translator plans to extend to end of King George I’s reign in the same style.
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England
de Rapin Thoyras
James II
Julius Cesar
N- Tinpaz
A. M. Victir
Great Waltham
Essex
James
John Knapton
St.Paul’s
Grerce I
Rapin
New-Gastle Salt Sale at Crown Coffee-House
The Bek announces salt sales out of ship or warehouse at forty shillings per town or five shillings per sack, with charges to be paid. Supplied now and at all times, by land or water, at market price. Orders taken by Samuel Lewis at Crown Coffee-House or Thomas White in Southwark any time.
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Iseuire
Samuel Lewis
Crown
Royal Exchange
Thomas White
Lamp and Crown
St. Olave’s Street
Southwark
Vindication of Miracles and Christian Evidence Notice
Public notice advertising two works printed by James and John Knapton at the Crown St Pauls Churchyard. It promotes The First Vote of his Lordship's Vindication of Miracles and A Charge concerning the Evidence of the Christian Religion presented to the Clergy of St David's Diocese.
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Woolfton
St. David's
Poems and Epistles New Printed in Cornhill in Five Cantos
A 1730s era poetry list notes multiple works printed for J. Walthoe in Cornhill. Items include The Wanderer by R Savacs, translations from Greek authors, The Kite an Heroi comical Poem, The Excursion by the Eurydice author, The Tremorer's Birth of Complaint to the Lord High Chancellor, and odes and epistles to prominent figures such as Sir Roger Watporte and Sir Robert Walpole, with an ode to the Queen on their Majesties’ accession.
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Hero
Leanper
Museus
Sterline
Eurydice
Duke of
Dorfer
Mr. Werstep
Rogpertt Watpore
Order of the Garter
E. Youne
L.L.D
Roper Watrrote
Robert Walpole
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New-Market
Richard Baker
Portsmouth
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Humby
Porterfield
Stephen Greig
Taylor
Cannongate
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Christ
John
God
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the Royale