Debatable Monarchy and Tory Alarm Echo in London Letters
A London letter argues political drift from monarchy to democracy and accuses Tory writers of embedding reforms to empower Whigs. It condemns insinuations about royal prerogative, warns of Army reductions and future models, and cites ongoing naval and court logistics, with stock market figures at day's end.
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England
Daily Courant
Thurtey
Notice of dispute over Hague Lottery receipts
From May 4 1732 at Charing Cross a person informs Perfins of a pending difference with others in the Hague Lottery. Until resolved, the issuer cannot renew or continue any receipts issued by them. Efforts to achieve justice are underway and a public notice will follow once settled.
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Hague
Haymarket
Jephthah
Israel
Egypt
Anthony Hotsroux
ReGor
Waltham
Joan Jackson
Roffington
Yorkshire
Wigston’s Hospital
Leicester
Notorious burglary notice offers reward for two Irish servants
On a Saturday night a theft occurred at Giles Taylor’s chambers in Lyons-Sax. A gold watch money and clothing were stolen. Suspects Katherine Adams and Mary Mackay fled. Taylor offers five guineas for their apprehension and delivery within three months. Adams described as a young thickset girl with brown hair. Mackay a 25 year old with a nose scar. Both reportedly worked as laundresses’ servants from Ireland.
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Giles Taylor
Lyons-Sax
Katherine Adams
Mary Mackey
Mary Mackay
G. Taylor
Ireland
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