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London and Westminster News and Market Rumors
Yesterday Morning died Mr John Webb Sen. Bridge Master of this City. A Treasury board at White Hall filled two Land-Waiters for Liverpool and a Tide afters Place for Ipswich. Earl of Suffolk died at Bath and his son Lord Walden inherited, Westminster Burgesses nominate Sir Charles Wager and Mr Clayton for Parliament. Robbery at Capt Worth’s house in Stepney. Dublin and Edinburgh notices. Financial quotes and stock prices. The London Magazine for September 1733 advertised.
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John Webb
Board of Treasury
White-Hall
Robert Walpole
William Yonge
Col. Clayton
Liverpool
Ipswich
Bath
Earl of Suffolk
Lord Walden
Knights of the Shire
Essex
Capt. Worth
Stepney
City
Liberty of
Westminster
Dog Tavern
St. James’s Market
Charles Wager Knt
Admiralty
Clayton
Treasury
Gentleman’s Magazine
Intelligencer
Court of Chancery
Gulliver
K. William
Q. Anne
Difsenters
Freeholders
Mr. Walsingham
London
Sly and Lovett
Goliah
Cupid
Thames
Prince of Orange
Princess Royal
Pritchard
C. V
John Barber Esq
William Billers
Sylvanus Urban
S. John’s Gate
F. Jefferies
Ludgate Street