Declared Return to Unity and Church Authority Vows
The Faculty have restored their ancient Decree, annulled contrary actions, and reasserted the Constitution as a Dogmatical Judgment of the Universal Church. The Cardinal de Rohan writes heartfelt vows to unite the Church, urging ministers and learned bodies to align with the Mother Church and confute opposing Reasonings. News from Seville, Madrid, Vienna, and Paris reports the King and Queen in health, ongoing treaties, ambassadorial dispatches, and ministerial divisions over the treaty's execution. Messages from Antwerp, The Hague, and Deal note synod preparations, scriptural manuscripts in Leyden, and shipping movements along with court attendances in London.
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Universal Church
Cardinal Dé Rohan
Seville
N.S
Madrid
Vienna
Count de Rottemburg
France
Great Eifteen
Keene
Great Britain
M. Vander Meer
M. Patinho
Marcis de Castellar
London
Antwerp
Paris
Spain
Hague
Netherlands
Notice to Ship Owners on Coal Freight to London
Owners and masters of ships willing to bring Newcastle coal to London on freight must apply to Mr Ricuakon Riccardbs at the Minories 3 or Mr Hum puery Gonvrney at Billinggate office to negotiate terms.
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Newcastle
London
Ricuakon Riccardbs
HuMpurery Gonvrney
Billinggate
Portman page notes payroll and crimes in 1730s
On Monday the 324 Infant two Months Wages in six due to the Companies of his Majesty's Ships will be paid at the Scarborough until Oct 8 1730 and the Lowestoff until Dec 31 1730. On Tuesday the 25th the East India Company will auction their China Ware in private trade. On Thursday Night George Smith alias Smack was committed to Gate House Westminster for pocket-picking and robbing a woman of 6s 4d. Yesterday South Sea Stock prices fluctuated with various bonds and insurances noted, including Bank, India, and English Copper values.
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Scarborough
East India Company
George Smith
Smack
Gate House
Westminster
Tothill Fields
South Sea
South “Sea
India
Royal
London
York Buildings
Welch
Lottery Ticket Payments Ordered by Treasury for 1731
The Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury order that funds from Lottery tickets totaling four hundred thousand pounds be paid into the Bank of England through appointed receivers. Payments are due half by 1 June 1731 and half by 20 August 1731, with penalties for failure.
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Whitehall
Treasury
His Majesty's Treasury
Lotty
Bank of England
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States General
National Synod
Leyden
N. S
Prince of
Nassau Siegen
Utrecht
M. van Borffelen Vander Hooge
Milan de Vittonti
M. van Hoey
Lord Harrington
Richmond
Earl of Waldegrave
Duke
Princess Royal
George Lant
Admiralty Office
Brigadier Kerr
Dragoons
Ireland
Denmark
Foot Guards
Broad Street
Roberts
Warwick Lane
Southampton
King’s Theatre
Hay- Market
Robelind
Hay-market
Daniel Lloyd
Tate
Kent
Chapman
Tom’s
Cornhill
Ansellloyd
WaLpe
Dyer’s Court
Aldermanbury
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