Royal Address and Court News from Richmond and London
A royal audience hears gratitude and wishes for health and happiness of the King and Queen. Their Majesties hunted the stag at Richmond, then dined at Kensington. Royal appointments include Sir William Strickland as Master of the Buckhounds. A new mathematical instrument promises global longitude by sun and moon. Obituaries, stock prices, and financial notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
New Park
Richmond
Kensington
William Strickland
Negus
Lord Lewisham
Earl of Dartmouth
Holles-street
Avendish Square
Westminster
Alsop Elys
Henry Hankey
Barons of the Exchequer
Archibald Grant
Depinis
Esg
Charitable’ Corporation
Sale Notice of Refined Wines and Coffees at Customhouse
By order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs a sale will be held in the Long Room at the Customhouse London on Wednesday October 1932. Ninety casks of refined wines to be distilled into brandy or vinegar within three months after delivery, with bond and certificate from Excise officers. Also a bale containing nine and a half pieces of coffee. Catalogues available at the King's Warehouse from October 2.
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Hednesday
Gandle
London
Officers of Excise
N. B
King’s Warehouse
East India Company Bond Notice 1732
The General Court of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies issues a notice to all bond creditors. They must present principal and interest due by March 31 next. postholders with a three percent preference may exchange bonds by September 30, with payment at eighteen months and a premium in lieu of six months notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Court of the United Company of Merchants of England
East-Indies
York-Bairpines House Notice on October payment
The Governor and Court of Assistants of the Dork-Buildings Company announce that proprietors who have not paid the 11 half per cent call may pay to the Company’s Carbine by October 14. Those paying by that date receive an addition of 11 3 4 per cent stock, under the same terms as earlier payments. no further time will be granted after October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dork-Buildings Company
Necklace Lost At Nobleman's Country House
A pearl necklace valued around 300 pounds has been left at a nobleman’s country house. A tiny person will deliver it to Mr Lawton at the Exchequer or to Me Houta in Orchard Street near the Breadway. A reward of fifty pounds is offered for its return. Anyone who knows of its whereabouts or has money tied to the necklace should bring it to the listed locations to claim repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Law Ton
New History of England Translation Revised for Published Edition
A notice announces a new history of England translation with corrections and marginal references added. It details edition numbers, price, publication schedule, and delivery arrangements, with offices and vendors named for the work. The proposal offers a specimen and gratis access to proposals.
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England
Rapincde' Txorekks
Notrap
M. A
Great Waltham
Essex
James
John
Paul Haapton
Paul's
Books printed for J. Walthoe in Cornhill catalogue
A historical bookseller list detailing publications and editions including Freiny's History of Pays rex, Wenstep de Medicina Mentis, Turner's Treatise on Directes, Venereal Disease, mineral Observations, Salmon’s New Survey of England, Dawes’ Table of Interest, and maritime works by Burchet, McLroy, Woon, and others, with prices and printers.
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Freiny
Paysrex
Galen
Dr. Mead
R. Wenstep de
Lemery
Turner
TurNnsi
Great Britain
StRacusy Eqi
K.S
England
Camnen
Towhith
N. Salmon
Ll.b
N. Dawss
Burchet
France
Price Rt
C. McLroy
Ay Price
Mr. Woon
A. Corporation
de House
Commons
Indies
Maesty
Procerpines
South Sea Company
Fdie Company
Price
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South Sea
South Sea Anguiry
Bank
India
Royal Aros
London Assurance
York Buildings
Prem
Majesty
s’Customs
East-India House
York-Bairpines House
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
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