Extracted historical view of court life and finance in France
An 18th century tone recounts nobility's shift to gaming, fashion, and luxury, then details a royal ordinance. It notes measures taxing salt and trades across provinces to fund war, with three Estates to advise and receipts appointed by the States. The passage contrasts past innocence with courtly excess and outlines measures to enforce payments by all classes.
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France
Port News From Dover and Gravesend Reflect Wartime Trade
Deal reports remain the Alderney Greyhound and Furnace Men of War with outward-bound ships. Dover notes arrivals Clifton Wadmore from Hambourg to Bristol Ruby Waffe from Virginia Sarah Holman from Tinmouth Owners Goodwill Pike from Exeter all bound for London. Gravesend lists Delight Sailor on Norway Amitys Goodwill Hubbard from Dantarek and Pink Debby from Maryland with other vessels.
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Deal
Alderney
Greyhound
Furnace
W. N. W. Dover
Arriv
Clifton
Wadmore
Hambourg
Bristol
Ruby
Waffe
Virginia
Sarah
Holman
Tinmouth
Goodwill
Pike
Exeter
London
Gravesend
Sailor
Norway
Amity
Hubbard
Dantarek
Seas
Debby
Maryland
London notices and market adds in a 1740s column
In London this week General Wade was appointed Commander in Chief in Germany. MPs John Philipson and Henry Pelham were re elected without opposition for Harwich and Sussex. Treasury named Mr Search inspector of the customs at Scarborough as Mr Williams is removed. Military parades planned in Hyde Park and St James's Park. Local weddings and deaths noted, including Mr Maffey's Hackney marriage and the Langbourn coffee house master’s death. Various crimes, lottery results, and financial prices are listed with brief notes.
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Wade Kiss
Germany
John Philipson
Admiralty
Harwich
Essex
Henry Pelham
Duke of Newcastle
Treasury
Rechosen
Sussex
Lords of
the Treasury
Search
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Williams
Hyde Park
St. James’s-Park
London
Shursday
Maffey
Cheshire
Hackney
Anne Booth
Earl of Warrington
Thomas
Langbourn- Ward
Fenchurch Street
Wilks
Rotherhithe
Vaux Hall
Kattersea
Harris
Shoreditch
Cambridge Heath
Joseph Isaacs
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Nathaniel Ward
Jacob Cordofa
Eden
Well-Close
Ft E Independent Electors Dinner Meeting
Westminster electors defy to meet at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand on Friday the 234 Instant to dine at Three in commemoration of their December 22 1741 success and preserve public spirit. Stewards are William Blunt Samuel John Thomas Lennard Richard Lawle. Tickets from stewards or Crown and Anchor. Gentlemen urged to take tickets before Tuesday evening.
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Westminster
Croan and Anchor
Strand
William Blunt
Samuel John
Thomas Lennard
Richard Lawle
Crown and Anchor
Tueday
Enquisy Traveller preview on English counties
Tomorrow's issue advertises a part of a travel work titled The Enquisy Traveller. It promises detailed geographical and historical descriptions of every English county, with maps, roads, rivers, palaces, seats, fairs, trade, notable persons, and major events, illustrated by two country maps. Published by T Read and booksellers nationwide.
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Buckinghamshire
Cambridgshire
Enquisy Traveller
England
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