Fate of Men in Decrees of God Addresses a Polish King
A dated letter praises a Polish monarch's governance and invokes divine support for continued prosperity and preserved liberties. It notes loyalty of the Crown Army and awaits further orders, while reporting various local incidents and notices including court actions, magistrates, and church preachers assigned to services in London and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus II
Cracow
Tam
Bankrupts John Lunt and Peter Colfton Named
John Lunt of Macclesfield Chester Mercer and Peter Colfton of Ashprington Devon listed as bankrupts in a formal notice. Names and locales given without further detail on case status or creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lunt
Macclesfield
Prices of Stocks and Bonds Reported
Stocks show South Sea at 3 1 for a quarter, Old Ann at 107 8 to 3 4, New at 106 3 quarters. Bonds around 31,165 with 3 per Cent at 94 1 quarter, Bank 141 1 4, Circulation 6 15s, York Buildings 4 African to Angola 149 1 half. 3 per Cent d 7i 14s, Regul al 97. London US at 12 5 8. Fallies 3 1 4th 3 1 half per Cent ex chequer orders, Behalf Discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Andia
London
Sale of Richmond Green estate per decree of chancery
Peremptory sale Friday the 8th at eleven in the forenoon before William Kynaftor, master of the High Court of Chancery, of the late George Cholmondeley estate at Richmond Green Surrey. Includes dwelling house, outhouses, gardens, furniture and other leafhold estates. Details at Masters Office Boswell Court near Lincoln's Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethnel Green
Kingston Upon Thames
John Mills
Thomas Nevile
Frencham
Surry
William Sweet
Philip Wilkinson
Kingston Church
Thomas Richarson
Matthew Seller
John Robinson
Mitcham
Duke of Richmond
France
Dutchess
Portmouth
Plaistow
Matthew Hetchinson
M. Lee
St. Stephen Coleman-street
Mr. Een
St.Sepulchres
Mr. Abbott
St. Martin’s
the Fields
Mr. Batty
St. Katharine
Dr. Heylin
St James Clarkenwell
Dr. Thomas
St. Saviour Southwark
Morel
High Court of Chancery
William Kynaftor
George Late Earl of
Richmond
Boswell Court
Lincoln’s Inn
The Magick-Glass Or Visions of the Times
A late eighteenth century pamphlet listing, printed for T. Cooper, advertises a collection titled The Magick-Glass Or Visions of the Times and its contents including Mercurio stories, devilish portraits, and satirical poems. It mentions numerous pamphlets printed for public sale, with prices noted in pence and shillings. The items critique politics, religion, and society, featuring figures like Sir Robert Walpole and Lord Timon, with works on taxation, poetry, and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Mercurio
Autumnus
Rawl
Londres
Royal Exchange
T. Cooper
Globe
Paternofter Row
NeWcare
Caleb-D’anvers
Ely
Great Britain
Prhnédes II
Robert Walpole
Pope
Earl of Pembroke
Welftead
Lord Timon
Earl of Burlington
Price
Ad‘Carthy
Rabab
Joseph Nagle
Corke
House of Commons
Ireland
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Hicks’s Hall
Middlesex
Earl of Essex
Turin
Parry
Folkston
Kent
Bath
John - Homes
Navy
John Norris
Sevenoakes
Park
Kensington
Newgate
Richard “Brocas