Creditors to prove debts after 1718 provision arret
The Arret of the Council of State orders creditors of M. Farges who furnished provisions in 1718 to prove their debts within three months before M. Du Laurent. If not, they forfeit claims while the creditors are forbidden to sue until royal disposition is known. May 5. Deal. Vessels sailings from the Downs and to Lisbon, Oporto, and Bristol, with several ships listed. York Buildings. Three Per Cent Annuity prices noted.
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M. Farges
M. du Laurent
Deal
Mary
Clement
Amelia
Bitter
Mermaid
Butler
Holland
Gibbo
Allaton
Lisbon
Wind Var Table
Gaylord
Roberts
Oporto
Recovery
Dodworth
Leghorn
Harper
Bourdeaux
Johnson
Cowley
Maryland
Endeavour
Abraham
Grayhound
Piercy
Pool
Bristol
Fisher
Buenos Aires
Holand
Wind N. E
Royal London News and Society Update
In London yesterday the Rev Dr Bernard preached before the King and Royal Family at St James, with other royal entries noted. Attending at St James were the Duke and Duchess of Dorset, while an elegant entertainment for officers occurred in Golden Square. Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Robinson is recovering and may return this week. The Earl of Macclesfield’s private burial is planned at Sherburn in Darters?shire. Miss Addison, daughter of the late Secretary Addison, is dangerously ill on Ormond Street. Officers embarked for Gibraltar and Port Mahon. two ladies were robbed on Turnham Green. A man was jailed in Southwark for a robbery in St George’s Fields. Financial quotes: South Sea stock buoyant, Bank shares rising, and various insurance and banking figures listed.
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Bernard
Chappel Royal
St. James’s
Duke
Dutchess of
Dorset
Albemarle
Cary’s
Golden Square
Samuel Robinson
Earl of Macclesfield
Sherburn
Dartershire
Talbot Young
St. James's
Royal Band of Musick
Addison
Ormond-street
Gibraltar
Pert Mahon
Turnham Green
Southwark
Justice Lade
St. George’s Fields
Trustees appoint to repair roads in Kensington Chelsea and Fulham
The HOE trustees seek execution of an act to repair roads in the parishes of Kensington, Chelsea, and Fulham within Middlesex. They give notice that the next general meeting will be held at the Vestry of St Margaret Westminster tomorrow Tuesday May 9 at ten in the morning.
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Kene Jington
Chelsea
Fulham
Mindielex
Deering
St. Margaret
Wesminster
Hague Lottery Notice From May 1732
From my Office at Charing Croft May 4 1732 I acquaint all Perfozs that a pending difference between some parties prevents me renewing or continuing any Receipts I delivered out I am endeavouring to obtain justice and will publish public notice once resolved with full remedy for all involved
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Charing Croft
Perfozs
Hague
York Buildings House May 5 1732 Notice to register bonds
Governor and Court of Assistants announce that new bonds issued for the subscription of one hundred thousand pounds will be registered on the back of the deed of trust. Trustees or two attend at the Company’s House in Winchester Street every Thursday from 3 to 5 PM to countersign and register the bonds for security of annuities and for successors.
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Winchester Street
Opera Subscribers Silver Tickets Admit Access
The Silver Tickets of the Subscribers to the Opera will be admitted.
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Trustees advertise sale of late Earl of Barelaga’s effects
The Trustees appointed by Parliament for the sale of the late Earl of Barelaga’s estates announce artefacts including metal figures pots statues buffets and related items will be sold by auction to the highest bidder for ready money at the late Chelsea mansion on Monday the fifteenth of May at ten in the forenoon and continue until sold. They may be viewed at the house this day tomorrow Wednesday Thursday and Friday with catalogues available there and at Mr Befley’s attorney in Norfolk Street Strand.
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Sal of Barelaga
Bufto
Chelsea
Sufi Public The Life of Sethos from Ancient Egyptian Memoirs
A catalog-like item announcing The Life of Sethos derived from private Egyptian memoirs translated from Greek to French and now English by LepraRp. It notes printing by J. Walthoe and distribution by King and Wald, with references to Spreuzatists and two comedies Once a Lover and The Few of Venice by Lord Lanspawne.
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Sethos
Mr. LepraRp
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhall
C. King
Wetminister Hall
H. Wald
Temple
Fleerstreet
Lanspawne
Venice
Curious early American reform and satire pamphlets
A digest of old Daily Journal items listing recipes and letters. Includes Boerhave and Ofterdyke curing methods, a Venetian venereal disease claim, vermin remedies, a whooping cough remedy with testimonials, Masonry debates, and origins of Free Masonry in England. Also notes other pamphlets on Royal Navy, Pope critiques, and hop cultivation. Printed for Warner in London with multiple small price tags.
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Daily Journal
M. Boerhave
M. Ofterdyke
England
Henry VI
T. Warner
Pater-Nofter-Row
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