Containment of Threats and Defiant Persuasion in Benign Exchange
A conflicted speaker warns against scurrilous retaliation and threats of personal attack. He notes the danger of shifting allegiances and predicts that attempts to extort aid will fail, comparing the adversary to Proteus who fails to elicit aid from Aristeus despite adopting many disguises.
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Proteus
Aristeus
Epigram on Liberty and Persons of Note in 1731
A dated 1731 epigram letter to Mr. Osborne by Tom Trufty cites three sons of dullness and mocks figures like D’Anvers Fog and Grub. It lists names and ships such as Amelia Howes Jamaica and Gallant Enterprize Comby from Oporto, with arrivals Salisbury from Lisbon and the wind noted as N E.
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Dryden
Milton
London Currents And Royal Court Movements Today
Reports from London note John Pitt named Surveyor of Tobacco at the Custom House replacing the late Evans, with a 200 pound annual value. Parliament watchers report royal move from Richmond to Hampton Court for the king’s accession celebrations. Details cover guards, treasury meetings, arrests, and a pillory punishment for a forgery case. Stock prices, bonds, and insurance rates are listed for market readers.
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John Pitt
Custom House
Tiverton
Earl Cholmondeley
Whitehall
Tunbridge Wells
George II
Hampton Court
Richmond
Earl Stanhope
Paris
Rome
Japhet Crooke
Peter Stranger
Garbet
Claxton
Essex
King’s Bench
Charing Cross
Gardiner
Scitfers
Philip Lyon
Prince of Wales
George Lant
Princess Royal
Nigbe
Martin Nuny
John Aldridge
Newgate
Justice Robe
Robert Robinson
William Guy
Justices of the Peace
Westminster Sessions
Heresby
Directors of the Million Bank announce transfer book for election
The Directors of the Million Bank announce that transfer books will be open from June 22 until July 7 for the election of 24 directors for the year ahead. The meeting will occur at their house in Nag's Head Court, Gracechurch Street, London from ten thirty to one, with results declared at one o'clock. Robert Harle, Secretary.
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Million Bank
Nag’s Head Court
Gracechurch Street
London
Tenzill
Feree
Robert Harle
Trustees auction sale of Farr estate in London 1730s
The Trustees under Parliament seal announce the sale by auction of Richard Farr of Ranelagh’s freehold mansion and gardens Chelsea with appurtenances and household goods, and a second freehold mansion in King Street St James's with appurtenances. Sale set for Wednesday the 13th of June at 10 in the forenoon at the Lottery Office Whitehall. Details and sale conditions available at Mr Belley’s in Norfolk Street Strand and at the respective houses.
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Richard Farr
Ranelagh
Chelsea
Picures
Houshold
King-street
St. James's
Whitehall
New Twenty Sixth Edition of Christian Devotion Book
Fleetwood edition praises a larger, finer print and notes its usefulness to devout readers. It lists additional works recently printed by publisher Walthoe including sermons, dialogues, and religious treatises by Stevenson Fenelon Nichols Rymer and others with notes and revisions for broader appeal.
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Jurieu
Fleetwood
Jace Bishop
Ely
Ctheraifé
W. Fleetwood
Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornwall
M. Fenelon
Cambray
French Academy
W. Stevenson
M. A
Hereford
Nichols
Rymer
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The
Daily Courant
Mr. Osborne
Tom Trufty
St. Martin's
South Sea
India
York Buildings
J. Welch