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Newspaper
Daily Courant
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 10, 1735
Page
2
A speaker denounces a foe for publishing vile falsities about his honor and ministry. He questions the reporter’s honesty, demands public retraction or explanation, and vows to expose any forged statements as crimes against reputation and justice.
Warsaw reports that the fortress garrison took an oath of fidelity to King Augustus before the Palatine of Podolia, while the Palatinate session ended with deputies chosen for submission. Latvian and Lithuanian detachments under Epyrgasz pillage unsettled towns near Uranitz. The Princess Constantine arrived to greet the Queen. In Italy heavy rains hindered campaigns. Sardinia’s army may advance after the Duke de Noailles's envoy returns. A hurricane near Guastalla dispersed boats on the Po, with troops retaking them. Dispatches from Tyrawley arrive in Whitehall, and James Pearce of Weymouth dies. A new East India Company ship of 400 tons is to be launched at Deptford. Darby arrives safely at the Downs from Gampeachey after long absence. South Sea prices listed and several bond and bank figures provided.
Report from Westminster shows the Exchequer Chamber naming Western Home Norfolk Oxford Northern and Midland Circuits for summer offices. Separate notices recount a Highgate stage coach robbery and other 18th century incidents including a mason crushed by a sand cart and four ladies robbed between Slough and Hounslow Heath.
June 7 1735 brown mare three years old about 14 hands high with white feet blaze and lip blaness missing from grounds of Mr Joseph Wright New Chapel Godstone Surrey. Reward one guinea to anyone delivering mare to Wright or Mr John Boughton near Half Moon Inn Borough Southwark or to those who provide notice leading to recovery rewarded.
An 18th century notice extols open baths and spa waters at Matlock Derbyshire as superior for indigestion fevers and many chronic ailments. It describes a Chalybeate spring, air walks streams woods cascades and nearby amusements for gentlemen and ladies, with separate baths and buildings and leisure facilities for the wealthy and pleasure seekers.
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