London Court Debates Trade but Adjourns Until Monday
A General Court of the South Sea Company in Threadneedle Street debated trade methods but made no resolution and adjourned to Monday Se’en night. Lord Mayor held a Thames conservation court at Fulham. Count de Montejo hosted a birthday entertainment for Mary Anne Victoria of Spain. Baron Hamilton to return home next week. Lord Clinton recovering from illness at Grosvenor Square. A new Commission of the Peace passed seals for Essex and Surrey. Lent preachers appointed for today at various churches. Prices for South Sea stocks listed with various bonds and bank figures.
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South Sea Company
Threadneedle-street
Mary-Anne-Victoria
Spain
Don Joseph Prince
Brasil
Portugal
Baron Hamilton
Duke of Holstein
Lord Clinton
Grosvenor Square
Commission of the Peace
Essex
Surry
This Day is Published Reasoned Guide to Religion
This Day is Published a price two shillings six- per?ce booklet arguing reason cannot serve as a full guide to religion. It explains terms Religion Revelation Light of Nature and asserts there is no natural religion. It surveys philosophers and Gentile cities at gospel rise, with Enquiry into Reason as not natural perfection. Printed by Conyers Place for J. Rosgars at the Oxford Arms Warwick Lane.
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Conyers Place
J. Rosgars
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Sale of Richmond Green Estate and related parcels
A decree of the High Court of Chancery orders sale by nine o clock morning Friday March 8 at Richmond Green of the late Earl Cholmondeley’s dwelling house, outhouses, gardens and furniture, with other leafhold estates in Richmond Surrey. Further particulars from the Masters Office in Boswell Court. Also a catalog of LEDIARD’s Naval History volumes advertised with notices about Burchett and Lillingston discussions.
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High Court of Chancery
William Kynaston
George Late Earl of Cholmondeley
Richmond Green
Richmond
Surry
Boswell Court
Lincoln’s Inn
The Magick-Glass and its Devils of Education
A fragmentary catalog from an early modern pamphlet collection lists The Magick-Glass and its Portraits, with chapters on Advercurrio and Rumour, plus sketches and poems. It details pamphlets printed for T. Cooper at the Globe, including Caleb D Anvers's story, craftsman writings, epistles to Pope and Walpole, and tax debates.
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Autumans
Mercury
Londres
Mercurio
Royal Exchange
T. Cooper
Globe
Paternofter Row
Newcate
Caleb D’anvers
E Q
Great Britain
Price
Robert Walpole
Pope
Earl of Pembroke
Welftead
Lord Time
Earl of Burlington
D. Runpts
Gloucester
Mippreton
Ad‘Carthy
Rabab
Joseph Nagle
Corke
House of Commons
Ireland
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London
Appoin
Ted
Bristol
Creswick
Whitehall
Hargrave
St. Botolph Aldgate
Bulkley
St. Stephen Coleman Street
Train
St. Sepulchres
Dr. Watson
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Dr. Heylin
St. Katharine
Sympson
St. Saviour Southwark
Dr. Deane
St James Clarkenwell
Mr. Batty
South Sea
Bank
York
India
Royal Afl
London Aff
Exchequer
Hamer
Crrac
Church of England
Dr. Sressixe
T. Cooren
Glebe
Paternofter- Rew
Charles Wager
England
Thomas Lediard
Christopher Columbus
John and Sebastan Cabot
Magellan
Siffrancis Drake
Walter Raliegh
Earl of Cumberland
Oxenham
Hawkins
Royal Navy
John Wilcox
Virgil's Head
New Church
Olive Payne
Round Court
Strand
Westminster
Smith’s Square
Burchett
Lillingston
Mr. Burchett
Colonel Lillingston
Lever
Joby Wilcox
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