Appointed Lord Chief Justice and Mint Notes Stir Ireland
Mr Justice Lee is named Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench. Mint workers in the Tower coin Copper Half pence for Ireland bearing Hibernia on the Harp. Pay and ship funds ship to Portsmouth and Plymouth for the fleet. Prisoners tried at the Old Bailey. transportation and execution outcomes. traffic in oils metals and exports noted. Stock prices, bank figures, and various securities listed. Royal Theatre schedules and public notices included.
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Justice Lee
Court of King’s Bench
Ireland
Britannia
John Norris
Leopard
Pembroke
Sunderland Rippon Windforce
Swallow Griffin
Hillingdon
Middlesex
John Mift
Royal Palaces
Slater
John Fortescue
Henry VI
Seden
England
Mr. Seden
Bale
Pits
du Fresne
Ralph de Hengham
Selden
Bortescue
R. Gosling
Fetcer-lane
Fleec-street
Letting of Dyers Hall Ground and adjacent properties
Notices detail the proposed letting of multiple warehouses and a large riverfront wharf with crane, wine vaults, and two houses near Thames, occupied by Edwards, Rhodes, and Brathwait. The Court of Assistants will meet monthly to receive proposals. particulars via Mr Thomas Davies, Inner Temple. Also listed are religious sermons and devotional works by various authors with publication notes.
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Company of
Dyers
London
River of Thames
Old Swan
Thames-treec
Brath- Wait
Faid Company
Elbow Lane
Dowgate Hill
Thomas Davies
Faid
Mitre-Goure
Inner-Temple
Compleatest Cookery and Family Receipts Book Ad
Historical advertisement announcing The Compleatest Family Book with over five hundred proven recipes in cookery pastry confections preserving and pickles plus over two hundred medicines and cures. Includes plates for dish placement and monthly bills of fare, with chemistry texts and engravings. Published by J and J Pemberton and Mr Martin Bryson in Newcastle bound for one guinea.
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J. Pemberton
Martin Bryson
Newcastle
Herman Boernaave
University of Leyden
Timothy DaLiong
Curiously Gilded London Map Shop Publicity Broadside
An 18th century advertisement lists cheap large two sheet maps at 8d each and one sheet maps at 4d with offers for seven free maps on purchase of six. It details world maps with hemispheres and Europe routes, plus a grand map of Great Britain and Ireland, all produced by G Wittpey at Ludgate Street near St Pauls.
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London
Europe
Asiay
Africa
North America
South America
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Germany
France
Spain
Italy
Muscovy
Sweden
Denmark
Hungary
Flanders
Swabia
Greece
Yorkshire
America
Wales
Sreky
Somidale
Don
Cambridge
Oxford
Ludgate-street
St Paul's
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Calais
Streights
Portugal
Jersey
West Indies
King’s Theatre
Hay-Market
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
London Bridge
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Xchange Assurance
Mine Adventure
Exchequer
Park-freet
Westinster
David Wilkins
St. James’s Park
John Dennis
Cartwright-street
Westminster
Mitre Court Buildings
William Maitland
Northampton
P. Dopprines
Thomas Saunders
Kettering
David Somer
Benjamin Grosvenor
Samust BoLps
Steeple Cum
Tyneham
Dorsetshire
P. Dop- Dridge
Lawrence Howell
A.M
Charles Leslie
Robert Nelson
G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Robert Boyle
Bentley
Stanhope
Derham
Kipper
Williams
Gastrel
Harris
BrapFors
Blackhall
Dr. Isso
tRwy. Lene
S. Clarke
Hancock
Whiston
Turner
Burter
Woopwa
Girpert Burnet
Coggeroall
Essex
Betterworth and Hitch
Red Lion
Pacer-nofter-Row
Clarkenwell-Green
J. Clarke
Gurdon
Bug Net
Berrimang
Colony of Georgia
Dr. Bray
St. Brides
Robert Warren
St. Mary of Stratford-Bow
W. Meadows
W. Meadows At the Angel In Cornhill, and Sold By J. Roberts In Warwick-lane
A. Dodd
Georgia
B. Martin, Esq