France must justify denial of Prince of Orange title
A letter to the author challenges the French court over the Paris Gazetteer’s omission of the Prince of Orange title. It cites treaties and lineage, defends William III’s heir, and urges Paris to explain or apologize, asserting Britain’s interest and honor demand recognition of the rightful title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Normandy
France
Britain
Prcent
Terra
Anne
House of Austria
Prince of
Orange
William
Great Briain
Bricain
Paris Gazetteer
Rath Ioitant
N.S
la Princess Dé Naffau
Ogobre
Guillaume Charles
Henry Frito Prince de Naffas Dietz
Sinthoucer Hereditaire de
Frife
Stathouder ‘Et Cadtaine General Des
Gueldres Groeningue
d’Gmeland Et
Thuenthe
Drenthe
Guillaume Jean Frife
Jon Pere
Marie Louise
Charles Landgrave de Heffe Caffel
William Charles Henry Frife
Naffau
Diciz
Frifeland
Guelderland
Groningaen
Omeland
Zutphen
Truenthe
Drenth
William John Brifo
Mary Louisa
Charles Landgrave
Heffé Caffel
Mordycke
Paris
Prince of Orange
Principality of
Ryswick
Europe
Port News and Maritime Arrivals Reported in London and Ports
Liverpool and other ports report arrivals from Virginia and London for the Straits, Cadiz, Madeira, and Ireland. Several vessels enter and depart, with notices of ships loaded with wheat, and advertisements of church livings and royal presentments. Ten prisoners tried at the Old Bailey with two capitally convicted and others transported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Prince William
Gildart
Virginia
Falmouth
Mewfe
Morning Star
Bosomworth
London
Streights
Speedwell
Ogers
Cadiz
King George
Lisbon
Weymouth
Portland Road
Neptune
Oporto
Jago
Madeira
Bristol
Marth
South Carolina
Georgia
Portsmouth
St. John Baptista
del Ballet
Havre de Grace
Bilboa
Mary
Berry
Bim
William and Mary
Damon
Emsworth
Lifton
Deal
Downs
St. George
Lucas
Leghorn
Paxton
Constant
Phillips
Elizabeth
Hodgson
All
Jamaica
Upton
Spencer
Maryland
Loyal
Anne
Ellis
Ireland
Catherine
Blackston
Seville
Goodwill
Todd
St. Abe’s
Harris
Goad
Unicorn
Lawson
Barcelona
Sea Horse
White
Cowes
Bee
Burford
St. Peter
John and Mary
Sheppard
Malaga
Arrio
Sarah
Green
New England
Croix
Jersey
Fisher
Funeral attendance and naval appointments announced in London
London reports summonings for the Queen's funeral and notes a closed scaffolding for the procession. A Board of Admiralty assigns ships to Caribbean service under Captains Brown Douglas Redish and Commodore, while the Earl of Ia becomes Lord Lieutenant of West Lothian. Aldermen propose daily Guildhall magistracy duties. Lottery prizes are drawn as couples wed at Chelsea College Chapel, and messengers seize Mr Haines's printing house in Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Admiralty
West Indies
Capt
Brown
Hampton Court
Eget Berkeley
Windsor
Anson
Centurion
Douglas
Falmouth
Redish
Anglesea
Earl of Ia
Scotland
West Lothian
North Britain
Earl of Haddington
Deceas
Guildhall
Christopher Lawton
Bedford, Ey
Chelsea College Chapel
Mrs& Dobdson
Samuel Dobson
Upway
Dorser
Ely
Mr. Haines
Covent Garden
Feiz
High Water at London Bridge 16q Minutes
The notice notes water rising at London Bridge with a time reference of 2 in the afternoon and an unresolved detail following. Based on the fragment the event appears to be a brief local weather or flood alert with minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Fragmented Historical Market Note 1
Stock prices and financials listed with various securities including South Sea Stock at 101 9 8ths, South Sea Annuities, Bank circulation, and Royal Exchange Insurance. Odds and miscellaneous figures appear, with many illegible names and broken phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Southy Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Dice Adventure Shares
Sevepfan
Disteh Astery
Sant Disso
London Notice to Tender for Conduit Materials Disposal
The SOR E Committee of Common Council in the Mansion House calls for sealed proposals to dispose of materials relating to the conduit pedestal and horse at Stocks Market in one lot. Proposals to be delivered to the Guildhall Council Chamber on the 15th instant at four in the afternoon. Viewings arranged via Mr. Denison at the Globe in Walebrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Deniifon
Wale
Brook
Notice to purchase and remove town houses fronting Leadenhall
December 9 1737 the Committee for letting the lands in the City by the Chamberlain gives notice that any person may, at their own expense, take down the Ataresials of two empty houses fronting Leadenhall Street and Gillhouse Yard area known as Fokenhouse Yard. Proposals sealed and delivered to the Guildhall Rid Committee to sit at ten o clock in the forenoon on the Wednesday next for contracting the ground clearance before February 1. Den Hamonn Comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadenhal Fyeet
Gillhouse Yard
Anonymous threat letter tied to East India Company affair
An unsigned threat letter directed to Hare Gough Esq. regarding court matters was left at Winchester-meet on Thursday evening the 8th. A reward of one hundred pounds is promised by the treasurer to the person who discovers and proves the author of the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East-India House
T. Z
Hare Gough
DixeAnis
East-India Company
Winchester-meet
Cocoa Nuts for Sale by South Sea Company
South Sea Company announces price listing and sale of cocoa nuts to be exposed on the forthcoming Thursday. Viewings permitted at their house on Threadneedle Street from Monday through Wednesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Sea Holl
London
South-Sea Company
Threadneedle Sereet
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Dary Post
Great Britain
Port News
Sogegen
Edward Popham
Chilton Foleat
Wilts
Elys
Charies Brint. den
A. M
Mark
Somersét
John Cheldén
Blckleburgh
Lincoln
Richard Carr
Hale
Richard Garrard
Rancebury
Salisburyy
Terry Gerrard
Grafton Kirke
Harry Gough
Henry Adams
Edmonton
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