Royal News and Executions Mark London Anniversary
London marked the King's birth anniversary with bells bonfires and illuminations. Royals toured Kensington and Newmarket Wells while officials announced Fleet and Guards appointments. Tyburn sees executions of Jones and Davis for highway robbery and wagon theft. Noted deaths include Sir Brook Bridges at Gunstan and Dr Woodhouse in Sherwin. A quirky London wager story closes reports from Exeter and Honiton about horse racing bets and challenges.
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George I
London
Westminster
Princess Royal
Mary
Louisa
Kensington
St. James’s
Amelia
Caroline
New Punbridge-Wells
Reason
Admiralty
William Clay
Pool
Tilbury
John Ltoneliwute
Clay
His Majesty
Somerset House Gardens
Sinclair
Wich
Gunstan
Canterbury
Brook Bridges, Bart
Liigh
Kent
Fast Guards
Charles Wills
Bath
Hide Park
Tyburn
John Jones
John Davis
Hounslow- Heath
Jones
Newgate
Paddington
Justice Mitchell
Concurrence Attestation for James Gordon of Craighlaw
The Synod of Galloway attested support for James Gordon of Craighlaw to obtain relics as his family bears loss for their stance in Church and State. A committee will address Popery growth in the North, meet June first at three in the afternoon, and consider widows and orphans funds plus Buffers reduction and support. Adjourned to August 7.
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Galloway
James Gordon
Craighlaw
Society For Christian Knowledge
Edinburgh
Ballandalloch
Banff
William Grant
Ballindalloch
Grant
Craigintinny-House
Restalrig
William, Nisbet of
Menning
Walter Pringle
Newhall
College of Justice
Auction Notice of Earl of Ranelagh Estate at Chelsea
Trustees acting under an Act of Parliament announce the sale of the late Earl of Ranelagh estate at Chelsea Middlesex freehold comprising two remaining lots. Auction to be held June 4 1733 at ten in the forenoon in the Great Hour New Palace Yard between Westminster Hall and the Exchequer. Plans and details available daily at the old Mansion House the sale premises Exchequer Coffee House and Mr Betley attorney at law Norfolk Street Strand.
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The
South-Sea Company
Lambert Blackwell
Faid Company
Yarmouth
Norwich
Kreedham
Freethorp
Wickhampton
Limpenhoe
Brazenhall
Strumshaw
Moulton
Cantley
Southwood
Oakley
Norfolk
Broadstreet
London
Earl of Ranelagh
Chelsea
Middlesex
New Palace
Westminster Hall
Old Mansion House
Exchequer Coffee House
Impartial Lawyer and Law-Book Catalogue Advertisement
A publisher advertises The Impartial Lawyer and Suitor's Guide with preface responses to objections to laws. It lists numerous legal works on Crown pleas, trials, evidence, indictments, and justice of the peace, plus trade and navigation texts and East India trade papers. Prices and edition details accompany each title.
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Coke
Ton
England
Nifi Prius
C. Wiha
G. DU Nicombe
Inner-Temple
Will
Nelson
Justice of the Peace
Blackerby
Justice of Peace
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Nottingham
John Sherwin’s
Woodhouse
Ely
Sherwin
Exon
Mr. Seager
Eastgate
New Inn
Golden Lion
Honiton
Flr
Newman
Rece
Scotland
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Afsurance
Prem
South-Sea House
Suitore
J.walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Richard II
K. George I
Serjeant Hawkins
Burchet
France
C. Molloy
Wood
House of Commons
Indies
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