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Newspaper

Daily Courant

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 18, 1731

Page

2

Enmity and Power in Politics Draw Strong Consequences

A metropolitan discourse on how power, disappointment, and anger shape ministerial decisions and party loyalty. It argues ministers may sacrifice public good to preserve posts, while capable men can be coerced into unjust acts, and stresses that opposition is not inherently treacherous but often prudently strategic.

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Dublin Court Norcast and Local Tragedy Amid Market Snaps

On Friday a man named Joseph Bevill was committed to Bridewell by Sir William Ogborne and others on a charge of attempting sodomy. In Castle-Market two butcher’s children drank brandy left by their mother. one died at once and the other may not recover. Stock notes follow with South Sea shares and bonds, bank figures, India bonds, and various securities, including Royal and London Assurance, African and York Buildings.

Bradford Rochester Westminster Wilcox Gloucester Lord Torrington Admiralty Namur Duke of Dorset Ireland His Majesty’s Life Guards Hyde Park Guards Earl of Dunmore Earl of Stair Scotland William Carlisle Newgate Glifford William Phillips Tho. Simons James Macdonnile Endfield Tho. Watts Joseph Bevill Bridewell William Ogborne Knt. Clifford William Philips John Martin Tho. Hockenhall Jos- an-Affault Dublin Allen Castle-Market South Sea Bank Bank Rro India Royal Assurance London Assurance York Buildings Ann Samuel Lewis Crown Co Royal Exchange Thomas White Lamp and Crown St. Olave’s Street Southwark

Lottery Ticket Funds Ordered by the Lords Treasury

Whitehall Treasury Chambers announces that funds for an eight hundred thousand pound lottery are to be paid into the Bank of England to the receivers named, in two equal payments due by June 1 1731 and August 20 1731. Purchasers are notified to pay promptly under penalties for nonpayment.

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