Lawless Rabble and Safeguard of Parliament Rights
The passage argues that lawless rabble have not caused murders or arson since a certain act, calling it a safeguard against chaos while preserving a lawful, unanimous convention of the people to defend rights. It rebukes insinuations of treason against King and Parliament as scandalous and asserts loyalty to the King’s safety and public peace.
War news and royal notices from Europe and London
The latest letters describe French army movements toward the Rhine and cautions from Friburg and Rheinfelden towns. Poland's election tensions, Russian troop movements, and potential Saxon aid loom. In London, cabinet discussions, Waldegrave dispatches, and a surgeon of notes on taxes, deaths, and arrests fill the day’s summaries.
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South-Sea Company General Court Notice in London
South-Sea House London dated Sept 14 1733 announces a general court at Threadneedle Street on Friday 28th at eleven in the forenoon to elect a seven member committee to inspect the Bo Laws as part of the half yearly courts under the charter.
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South Sea Company Announces Transfer Books Date
London Sept 14 Directors of the South Sea Company announce that the transfer books for old annuities will close on Thursday the 20th instant to prepare warrants for the Michaelmas annuity. Proportions of the million will be paid to proprietors, 63 8ths per cent, as Parliament contemplates government discharge of stock obligations. Transfers will reopen when the books are again opened.
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Meeting Notice for Repairs of Middlesex Roads 1733
The meeting at Whitechapel on Monday the 24th of September 1733 will hear proposals from contractors to repair roads and highways for 1734. Proposers must supply gravel and screenings with their own skins for the work and bid for any or all pits or contiguous road sections. Thomas Dunne, Clerk, is the organizer.
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