Royal News Summary From St James and London Markets
On the same day the Prince of Wales and royal family dined at Kew and returned to St James's. Dr Day and Dr Young preached before the royals at St James's Chapel and in the Princess Mary’s apartments. John Fane becomes Governor of Guernsey in place of the late Earl of Cholmondeley. Lords adjourned to tomorrow, Commons to Wednesday as Parliament nears royal assent. Reports mention Lord Hervey may be summoned to the Lords. The Lady of Sir William Chapman is gravely ill. MP John Neale travels to Gloucestershire. Vaughan seeks Caermarthen seat. A Thames Street house collapse endangers a family. Mrs Walker survived in bed. Admiralty trial preparations and two suspects for lead theft. Market prices listed for South Sea stocks and bonds.
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Louisa
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Vaughan
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Caermarthen
High Seas
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Sale of tea and coffee by order of the customs at Custom House London
Custom House London announces a sale by inch of candle on Thursday June 14 1733 in the Long Room. Parcels of tea and coffee cleared of duties will be viewable at the King's Warehouse on June 12 13 8 to 12 in the forenoon and 2 to 5 in the afternoon and Thursday morning before the sale.
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History of England volume edition advertised
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Simpler Interest Tables by W Webster a 18th century notice
An excerpt advertising Jet published tables of simple interest at 3 to 8 percent for principal up to 10,000 and time up to 36 days or one year. Includes a commission table from 1/8 to 2 percent. Preface claims decimal calculation accuracy and broader extent than Caftaing. Also lists related works and pricing in old style catalog format with mentions of other volumes and authors.
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Narrow Form Tables for Pocket Carriage Price One Shilling
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