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Daily Courant

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1732

Page

2

Disordered man drowns in pond near Epsom and arrests at Westminster

Reports note a man drowning himself near Epsom after mental distress. Five women jailed at Tothill Fields Bridewell, others acquitted on security. Westminster constables also detained six disorderly persons and a suspect, William Davison, linked to book theft. Market quotes show South Sea shares and bonds trading across listings.

Felf Mark-lane Carr Tavistock-street Covent-Garden Epsom Liberty of Westminster St. Anne’s Vestry Tothill Fields Bridewell Gatehouse Westminster William Davison

Freedom Granted to Lord Sackville in Athy Ceremony

Letters from Athy report Lord George Sackville, son of the Duke of Dorset, received his Freedom in a grand ceremony. The piece notes storm wrecks off Carlingford, ships lost near Killalow and Belfast, a fatal accident at Arran on Ormonds Bay, and a new house blown down in Henry Street. It also covers mutiny trials aboard the Adriatick, a Cork price report, storm damage in Belfast, and the East India Company notice on bond redemptions.

Athy George Sackville Duke of Dorset England Carlingford Killalow Belfast North Bull Arran Ormond Polebeg Henry-street Carrick Wicklow Waxford Rose Parliament Timple-Oye Cork Adriatick Lord Conway Walthee Royal Exchange Gornhill H. Walthee Fleet-lireer Sco Fricers Puilips Pricres M. de Ss. Evremond Richard Seele The Guardian Peper Sarendip Ad Price Orxocrapuza Dorset Wettstep Weaster Price Pops Timon Pope Earl of Burlington Earl of E. Youne Robert W. Pole

York-Burpines House Notice of York-Buildings Company Courts

Governor and Court of Assistants of the York-Buildings Company announce a General Court at their Winchester Street house on Wednesday the 27th at forenoon affairs and a Quarterly General Court on Friday the 29th at noon to elect a Governor and six Assistants for the year ahead. Transfer books close on Tuesday the 16th and reopen on the third of October. Printed proprietor lists ready at the Office on Saturday the 23d.

York-Burpines House York-Buildings Company Winchester-street Oéioer N. B

York-Burirpines House Notice on Call Payments

The Governor and Court of Assistants of the York-Buildings Company announce that proprietors who have not paid the 11 half per cent call may pay by October 14. Those who pay by that date receive an additional 11 3 4ths per cent stock, pro rata with earlier contributors. no further extension will be granted.

York-Burirpines House York-Buildings Company Sfuch

Notice of Wrecked Collier in Grays Reach Northfleet Hope

The Trinity House master wardens warn shipmasters passing the Thames that a large collier wrecked in Grays Reach Northfleet Hope lies dangerously in the fairway near the channel center. Its main topmast remains standing, posing navigation risk in the river.

Trinity

The Map Lovers or the Beauties of the Pears at New Theatre

Published advertisement lists The Blazing Comet and The Map Lovers or the Beauties of the Pears as plays at the New Theatre in the ey masks by Mr Johnson author of Hurlo Oe. Also offered are The Fortunate Mistress and Life of Colonel Jack among many other works in 12mo and 2vol editions by booksellers of London and Westminster.

N&ted New Theatre Mr. Johnson John Osborn Dock-Head Horflydown London Westminster

The Hive and Related Works Catalog Advertised

A Victorian style bookseller advertisement lists The Hive fourth edition and multiple literary works. It details prices, formats, and availability from Walthee in Cornhill and Fleet Street, with numerous titles by Phillips, Wessteb, and others, including poems, plays, travels, and essays.

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