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Newspaper
Daily Courant
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 02, 1732
Page
2
The author says he will not extend remarks on Revengers as readers tire of the dry matter. He asserts the issue touches English freedoms, insisting liberties equal the free currency of the kingdom's laws and will be defended.
Yesterday’s dispatch from Holland notes Muley Abdallah ordering executions to restore army discipline after rebels attacked Arabs and others. It reports two provincial governors beheaded for slave raids and looting during past troubles. The piece also covers royal travel plans, court appointments, Bank of England board notes on a Georgia colony charter, naval orders, and domestic disturbances with minor crime details.
Court of Directors of the South-Sea Company announce a general court at their Threadneedle Street house in London on Friday next the 8th instant at eleven in the forenoon for half yearly and special affairs per the charter.
By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs a parcel of Bobea and Green Teas will be sold by inch of candle on Wednesday September 6 1732 at three o clock in the afternoon in the Long Room of the Customhouse London. Tea may be viewed Monday September 4 and Tuesday September 5 from nine to twelve and two to five. Purchasers must pay five guineas per lot down and take away goods within fourteen days or the lot money forfeited. If lots do not reach five pounds buyers pay half down and the goods weigh rechecked with price fixed at five shillings per pound, bid increments one penny per pound.
The Governor and Court of Assistants of the York-Buildings Company warn proprietors who have not paid the one half per cent call from August 31 1732. Interest at 5 percent per year will accrue from now. Those failing to pay by September 5 will lose the 95 0001 stock share allocated by the General Court.
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