Discharge of Kent Sailors for Sea Service Impairment
Parts of Kent largely discharged by Regulating Captains after examination as unfit for sea duty. Meanwhile local crackdown on liquor sellers continues as Lord Mayor and Justice Engier order a suspect to be secured and sent to a king’s ship after failing to lodge a proper information.
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Kent
Engier
Four Norfolk felons convicted for theft and burglary
Norwich reports four persons convicted for horse stealing and burglary at the County Hill Guildhall and St Giles Inn. An inn robbery yielded money and valuables, a house fire at Barton Turf destroyed estate papers, and most of Fakenham town burned with the church nearly ruined. High water at London Bridge noted.
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Norfolk
William Gotts
Joseph Smith
St. Giles’s Broad-street
John Hewes
Richard Hale
Simpson
Ward
Barton-Turff
Fakenham
Financial snippet on South Sea securities and allied notes
Yesterday prices for South Sea Stock and annuities show varied figures including 985 8ths and 99 halves before dividend. Also listed are Bank, India, Royal Exchange Assurance, English Copter, Salt Tallies, Mine Adventure Shares, Emperor's Loan, and Exchequer Orders with assorted half, quarter, and full quotes reflecting a snapshot of market quotes.
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India
Royal Exchange Assurance
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Prem
India Dicto
History of Land Honours and Baronies in Capite
This Day is published in Folio by Thomas Mapox and includes An History of Land Honours and Baronies and of Tenure in Capite verified by Records. A Copious INDEX accompanies the Exchequer History, printed on the same size for easy reference.
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Thomas Mapox
Exchequer
R. Gosling
Fetter-lane End
Fleettreet
Finma Burgi
England
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G. Smith
Kendall
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St. Dunstan’s Church
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N. B
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Stated Reward Offered Over Journal Conspiracy
August 1728 notice from Fames Hutton offers two guineas to any informer who reveals the person who secretly conveyed part of Mr Whitefield's Journal to Mr Thomas Cooper. A clarifying question is posed to prove Cooper's copy was not surreptitious. The reply to a separate advertisement is promised in the forthcoming Preface to the Whole Journal.
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Thomas Cooper
Cooper
Hutton
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