Royal and Electoral News Mixed From Saxony and Europe
Royal and electoral notices from Saxony and Europe recount deaths, diplomacy, and court events. Dispatches move toward Paris, Mecklen burg meets German imperial pressures, and a Polish king’s death prompts commissions and present plans. Public notices include stock markets, court motions, and licensing calls in London.
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Saxony
Frederick Augustus
Poland
Norway
Denmark
Républiek
Poninski
Count de Sparr
Hamburgh
Stockholm
Caffel
Warsaw
M. Pouffin
France
Paris
Dresden
Sale of Estate in Norfolk by South Sea Company
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company announce the sale of an estate of about fifteen hundred pounds per annum, late Sir Lambert Blackwell Bart, deceased, located between Yarmouth and Norwich along a navigable river in Reedham Freethorp Wickhampton Limpenhof Brazenhall Strumshaws Moulton Cantley Southwood and Oakley in Norfolk. Sale at the Old South Sea House London on Thursday June 7 1733 with sale particulars available from June 11.
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South-Sea Company
Lambert Blackwell Bart
Yarmouth
Norwich
Reedham
Freethorp
Wickhampton
Limpenhof
Brazenhall
Strumshaws Moulton
Cantley
Southwood
Oakley
Norfolk
History of England Second Edition by Repin de Thoyras
Publisher offers The History of England by Repin de Thoyras translated by S. Tindal. Second edition revised with notes maps genealogical tables copper plates and marginal references. Two folio volumes of 400 sheets at two guineas. five sheets weekly with 6d price. subscribers pay two guineas.
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Phis Dap
Henry Veii
England
Repin de Thoyras
Tindat
M. A
Great Waltham
Essex
James
John
Paul Knapton
St. Paul's Church Yard
Ludgate Street
St. Paul’s
Appointment Notice of Estate Auction in Middlesex
He Trufi appointed by Parliament to sell late Earl of Ranelagh estates at Chelvea Middlesex. Freehold property in two remaining lots to be auctioned June 9 1732 at the Great House in New Palace Yard. A plan of division and sale details will be available at the Exchequer and attorney offices in London.
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Trufi
Earl of Ranelagh
Manion
Chelvea
Middlesex
New Palace-Yard
Wellnurie Hall
Exchequer
Manitou House
Flacé of
Exchequer Coffee House
Beltey
Norrok Trees
Strand
Suk publishee and Objections in Our Laws
A fragment notes objections to laws in a periodical print, mentioning Suk publishee and a large plebeian figure in a stylized ledger. The piece hints at political or legal debate, with unclear names and phrasing due to OCR errors.
Impartial Lawyer and Suitors Guide to English Law
A late 17th or early 18th century advertisement lists multiple law books and legal treatises. It advertises SUITORs GUIDE and a broad catalog of state trials, crown pleas, indictments, and evidence, plus trade, navigation, and East India trade works. Names include Hawkins, Coke, Nelson, Blackerby, Dunn, and Motley, with editions and prices noted.
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J. Waldoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
K. Richard
K. George
Serjeant Hawkins
Coke
Littleton
England
G. Dun
Inner- Temple
Nelson
Blackerby
Justice of Peace
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London
Threadspeedle-street
Cleland
Collitte
Thomas Woodford
Commission of the Peace
Westminster
William Ogbourn
Cape. Martin
Andrew Osborne
Clifford William Phillipps Eys
Westminster Hall
Princesses Royal
Amelia
Louisa
New Tunbridge-Wells
Hlington
Foot- Guards
Charles Wills
the Bath
Hide Park
S. Million Bank
India
Royal Assurance
London Afsurance
Hawkers
Gray’s Inn
Feisig
Ftri
Southa Sea House
Suk Publishee
Gli
Suitor
Burcher
Sez
Leg Charis
Golie&ion
House of Commons
East Indies
South Sea Company
Tatong Ip