Insurrection, Voyages, and Stock News From London Hills
The piece notes a visit to the Holiness's Ajdtichamber by a man alleged to be embracing the Christian faith, details a private money disposition meeting at the Treasurer General's about Cardinal Cottin's estate, and lists maritime sailings including Gallipoly Ayres and several ships. It also reports London crime, East India Company updates, and fluctuating stocks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasurer-General’s
Cardinal Cottin
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Burchet
France
de Fure
C- Mothers Esq
Woon
Pti
England
South-Sea Company
London Items Report Various Military Movements and Social News
A London General Council met at Hampton Court. A relief meeting for Blandford fire victims is set for Fleet Street at six. Guards units ship for convoy to Italy and Namur hosts grenadiers. A marriage treaty advances between Edward Giles and Mrs Bliss. A tavern brawl injures a constable. Signor Bonanchini seeks leave to France. Earl of Suffolk and Bindon’s corps buried at Audley End. Sir George Beaumont travels from Bow Street to Leicestershire. Lord Mayor court results elect Ruffel and Pindas as aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampton Court
Blandford
Castle Tavern
Fleet-street
Italy
Namur
Earl of Albemarl
Grenadiers
Edward Giles
St. James's
Bliss
Bristol
St. James’s
Signor Bonanchini
Dutchess
Marlborough
France
Earl of Suffolk and
Bindon
Audley End
Safforn Walden
Essex
George Beaumont
Bart
Leicester
Bow-street
Covent- Garden
Leicestershire
Guild-hall
Samuel Ruffel
Tho
Pindas
Bank of England to buy and sell Foreign Gold and Silver
The Governor and Company of the Bank of England announce they will trade foreign gold and silver at current market prices. To aid merchants, due care will be paid to loading bills with them and freight will be paid for captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Westh Parish Vestry Seeks Fire Relief Contributions
The Westh St Margarets Vestry orders churchwardens to receive charitable offerings for Blandford and Tiverton fire victims. A fund book opens tomorrow at Mr Joan Williams's house in Kings Street, Westminster, to record benefactors and amounts, with publication of the order in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s
Blandford
Dorset
Tiverton
Devon
Joan Williams
Kings Street
Westminster
Notice to debtors of the Estate of John Stafforr Esq
Persons indebted to the Estate of John Stafforr Esq late of Edmonton and Ratcliff deceased are cautioned not to pay any monies but to his Executors or such as they shall appoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stafforr
Edmonton
Ratcliff
London Court Rules Sheriff Eligibility Over Fines
London court orders that any nominee for Sheriff who pays four hundred pounds to the chamber for city use and twenty marks for ministers maintenance will be exempted from serving as Sheriff of this City and County of Middlesex. If such a person later becomes an Alderman, they may still be elected Sheriff as if the order never existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deal
Fune
Gallipoly
Ayres
Gemoa
Brazil
Veal
Oporto
Foster
Perc Mahon
Portugal
Hughes
Lisbon
Squirrel
Guinea
Sea Flower
Cox
Mary
Owen
Thomasin
Page
Adventure
Manby
Jamaica
London
Middlesex
Newgate
Weeden
Court of Directors
The
Honourable East India Company
Bombay
Drake
Houghton
Sommers
Bengall
D. of Cumberland
George
Aiflabie
St.Jago
South Sea
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
Parsons
Guihald’ Civitat
J. Paxxs
Amen-Corney
Patere
Roberts
Warwick-lane
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