Quarantine Measures and Royal Notices Amid 18th Century News
Government quaran tine rules halt landing of ships and goods until clearance. Royal appoint ments include Robert Mac Carty to Newfoundland command and Gabriel Johnson to North Carolina governorship. Court notes cover ducal oaths, troop reviews, royal journeys, fires, a drowning, and a theft brief alongside market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehill
Fure
Robert Mac. Carty Esq
Iland
Newfoundland
Placentia
Estate Sale Notice for Norfolk Property in 1733
Court of Directors of the South Sea Company announce the sale of an estate, late Sir Lambert Blackwell Bart, between Aarhrbuitl and Norwich on a navigable river, including parishes Reedham Preethorps Wickhampton Limpenhoe Brazenhall Strumshaw Moulton Cantley Southwood Oakley in Norfolk, about Fifteen hundred Pounds per Year. Sale at the South Sea House 7 Broad Street London on Thursday June 7, 1733 at Ten in the Forenoon. Details available at the same house from Friday June 11 until sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Sea Company
Lambert Blackwell Bart
Jaid Company
Aarhrbuitl
Norwich
Reedham
Preethorps Wickhampton
Limpenhoe
Brazenhall
Strumshaw
Moulton
Cantley
Southwood
Broadstreet
London
Notice of South Sea Company General Court
South-Sea House London June 1 1733. Court of Directors notes a General Court to be held at South Sea House Threadneedle Street on Wednesday the 675th instant at Eleven in the Forenton, pursuant to a Resolution of the General Court held the oth ult.
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South-Sea House
London
South-Sea Company
Threadneedle-street
Forenton
Sale of Tea and Cafe by Order of the Customs
Custom-House London auctions set for June 14 1733 by inch of candle with parcels of tea and cafe clear of duties. Goods viewable at the King's Warehouse on June 12 13, 1733 from 8 to 12 in the morning and 2 to 5 in the afternoon, with sale in the Long Room at the Custom-House on the afternoon of June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom-House
London
His Majesty’s Customs
King’s Warehouse
The Genuine Works in Verse and Prose of Lord Lansdowne Vol II
A catalogue listing the second volume of George Granville Lord Lansdowne’s writings. It details related books on navigation and maritime law, including Burchet’s History at Sea, Colleton voyages, De Jure Maritime, Wood’s Survey of Trade, Dutch trade views, East India trade advantages, and papers on trade policy. Prices and edition notes are provided for several works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Granville Lord Lansdowne
Burchet
France
Churchill
de Jure Maritime & Navali
C. Molloy Esq
Wood
Prc
England
House of Commons
East Indies
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Thairies
Medway
Standgate-Creek
Isle of Grain
Sharpfleet-Creek
Hope
Great Britain
His Majesty’s Treasury
Ordnance
His Majesty
Thomas Firrington
Monmouth
Angleses
Brecknock
Cardigan
Caermarthen
Denbigh
Flint
Glamorgan
Merionceth
Montgomery
Pembroke
Radnor
Gabriel Johnson
North Carolin
America
Isaac Garnier Efa
Phonias Graham Esq
Duke
Mary
Louisa
Kensington Gardens
St. Jaimes’s
Earl of Tankerville
Gentlémen Pensioners
Earl of Burlington
Earl of
New Tunbridge Wells
Islington
Artillery Company
Duke of Kingston
House of Peers
Duke of Portland
Paris
Holland
Mynheer Bentick
Prince of Orange
South Sea
Prem
Millioz Bank
India
Royal
Cato
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Sethos
Teraffon
French Academy
Royal Academy of Sciences
Leoiard
Lancelot
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