Audience and Ceremonies Amid European Tensions
Reports from Brussels and surrounding courts describe an audience with the Archduchess, royal preparations at Vervuren, and a planned canonization procession for Saint John of Neopomene. Notices include deaths, ship movements from Oporto, port news, a murder trial outcome, and Dublin mob violence with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elector of
Holland
Cauberg
John de Neopommene
Countess de Lanoy
Namur
Luxemburg
Royal Air Outing And Armory Display In London
King and Queen with the three eldest princesses toured Kensington, viewing a militia drill by Foot Guards and Life Guards units. Duke, Princesses Mary and Louisa, rode to Chelsea and Fulham then dined at St James's. Also noted: India Company saltpetre sale, a fatal barn fire near Bristow Causeway, pay dispatches to ships, and a stock price roundup including South Sea and bank securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Hyde- Park
Duke
Mary
Louisa
Chelsea
Fulham
St. James's
India Company
Peter
Marlborough
Mead
Bristow Causeway
Broadstreet
Nore
Weazle
Bonetta
Swift
Elms
Round
Ship and Warehouse Sale Terms at Market Price
To be sold out of the ship or warehouse at forty shillings per town or five shillings per sack to dealers therein with charges paid. Applies both now and in future times by land or water at market price. Inquiries to Samuel Lewis at the Crown Coffee House behind the Royal Exchange from twelve to two, or Thomas White at the Lamp and Crown in St Olave's Street, Southwark, any time of day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchison
Joseph Carrol
Thomas Street
Mary Brachan
Dublin
Samuel Lewis
Crown
Royal Exchange
Thomas White
Lamp and Crown
St. Olave’s Street
Southwark
Bank of England to Trade Foreign Gold and Silver
Notice states the Governor and Company of the Bank of England will buy and sell foreign gold and silver at market prices. It promises due care for bills of loading left with them and that freight will be paid to captains to aid merchants and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Admiralty Notice on Abatement for Navy Widows Relief Scheme
April 30 notices from the Admiralty announce a voluntary abatement of three pence in the pound from personal and half pay to fund a Royal Charter corporation aiding widows and children of deceased officers. Printed Schemes are available at multiple Navy Office locations for officers to review and subscribe if willing to consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
The
Admiralty
Navy Office
Navy
Deptford
Woolwich
Chatham
Sheerness
Deal
Portmouth
Plymouth
Harayich
Kinsale
Tips
J. Burchett
This Day is Published A Reply to Tithes Remarks
This Day is published a dedicated answer to the remarks on the bill in Parliament concerning tithes. It restates the law, the facts, and the author’s reasoning, with full consideration of arguments. Printed for J. Roberts in Warwick Lane at the stated price.
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Gilbert Heathcots
Whitehall Evening Post
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
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Dartmouth
Topsham
Filmore
Oporto
London
Lar Road
Merryman
Lisbon
Downs
Thompson
King George
Dover
Hutcheson
Olding
Faro
Southampson
Henley
West
Snelling
Guernsey
Newton
Barbadoes
Belvedere
Oliver
Cork
Jamaica
Wind S. W
Newington
Ambrose Jones
Westminster
Thomas Willmot
Theodore Willer
Old Bailey
Edinburgh
Glasgow
South Sea
South Sea Ann
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
King’s Theatre
Haymarket
Rodelind A
Bet New-Castle Salt
Hanover Square
Bishop of
Durham
Chappel
Conduit
Bondstreet
Eurydice
J. Waltuhos
Cornhill
England
Campen
N.saumon
Camden
Britannia
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