03 Feb 1743
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 03, 1743
Page
1
An 18th century letter to South-Sea Stock proprietors defends Knight's Release amid claims over 860,000 pounds alleged as a balance on Knight's estate. The writer criticizes a Daily Post report and accuses others of manipulating public opinion while insisting on full examination of accounts by directors. The correspondence argues for truth and warns against varnished representations.
Reports from Berlin Dresden and Frankfurt describe strategic movements and preparations as armies amass for large scale action. French minister hints at alliances while listing major continental powers and 184000 men ready to join. Cardinal Tencin named provisional provost of the Sorbonne.
Last night the Grobere Martha from Jamaica bound for London entered the pier at Fenby with its rudder broken, making steering the vessel difficult and dangerous for the crew. The incident disrupted the voyage and required immediate assistance.
Arrivals at multiple ports include the John from Pool for Lisbon and the Pembroke for Virginia. In London orders strict mourning rules follow the Elector Palatine death. A sea monster, possibly a bearded creature, is exhibited at Cambridge. A burglary at Clerkenwell-Green ends with the thief secured. Naval flour contracts, prices and bonds listed.
A formal plea to the governors expresses humble deference and asks for consideration of votes and interest in a historical hospital context. The tone is respectful and petitionary, reflecting archival petition language.
An old toll Tavern at Cross Keys in Cornhill in good repair with stoves, a range, cistern and kitchen conveniences. A fine spring and pump in the yard with a barrage through Joche Bank. Inquire Delatieki and Matthews at the Royal Main Fleet Serer or Mr Parrow in Wood Street.
Auction notice for the entire household furniture of Mrs Waestarr at her dwelling 41 the Poultry. Items include beds bedsteads china plates and looking glasses tables chairs linen kitchenware and more. Goods visible from morning until sale at 11 oclock tomorrow with catalogues available. Broker Kugert Kirke.
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