Cardinal Alberoni Proposes Quarters in Ravenna Province
News from Rome reports Cardinal Alberoni, acting as Legate, sending a sizable gift to the general commanding Romagna to secure quartering amid imperial troop pressures. The new commander rejected the previous promise, but the Cardinal persists, maneuvering to uphold the earlier agreement and secure quarters with a force marching into the Ravenna province.
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Alberoni
Ravenna
Romagna
Ravennere
Rome
Bologna
Apostolick Chamber
Secretary of State
Acoli
Pescara
Naples
von Carlos
Duke de Moncelson
Count de la Cerra
Mbar Kinedom
Aldin
Duke de Noailles
Sardinia
Fiedman
France
Savoy
Pizzighttone
Oitiano
Vienna
Wirtemberg
Schafhausen
Port News fragment from Cowes February 2
Shipping notices list vessels such as Jane Cheveland arriving Hamburg from Leghorn and Mercure Volant from Dunkirk, Lerox Leray from Newfoundland bound for Nantz and Antigua, with others including the Streights and Snapper to Jamaica amid arrivals at Pool and Port. The Young Witty arrived from Jamaica and the Robert of this Place sailed for Ostend.
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Cowes
Jane
Cheveland
Hambourg
Leghorn
Mercure Volant
Harvick
Bour‘deaux
Dunkirk
Lerox
Leray
Newfoundland
Nantz
Berhell
Long
Antigua
Witty
Bikinridge
Jamaica
Pool
Tellerdey
Robert
Clark
Nomination Committee Votes for South Sea Directors 1735
A meeting of proprietors on the 14th instanc resolves nine names to nominate for South-Sea Company directors at the upcoming election. The listed committee includes Burrell Howard Bristow Lascells Thompsion Gaultier Beachcroft Baker Cowllad Edwards Fawthrop Fullerton and other principals. The final list presents many nobles and merchants urging votes for the named gentlemen.
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Fleece Tavern
Cornhill
South-Sea Company
Eorge Heathcote
Ald
Peter Burrell
Francis Wilks
Sir Tho
Lombe
Henry Marshall
Gators
Joshua Baker
John Laroche
John Caswall
Henry Lloyd
Samuel Collitt
Roger Mainwaring
Richard Coope
John Peachey
William Corbett
Richard Pinnell
Beoneha E
William Rider
Joseph Gulfton
John Sourh
Robert Henley
John Smith
G. Benj. James
Thomas Thomas
George Jennings
Thomas Thorpe
Is Cape
Ap Baw Way
Sir John Tade, Bate
Wiliam Wilkins
James Lambe
Robert Wood
L. L
James Lambourne
John Yeamans
N. B
Mathew Howard
Jom Briftaw
Henry Lascells
John Thompsion
James Gaultier
Bartholomew Burton
Henry Samuel Eyre
Richard Samborne
Joseph Beachcroft
Thomas Cowllad
Epee Collyer
Ohn Edwards
Joe Fawthrop
Ohn Fullerton
Henry Gaultier
John Hamilton
Edward Haiftwell
Richard
Stable-yard near St Saviour’s Church offered for horses andUses
A historic notice describes a stable-yard near St Saviour’s Church with good stalls for 26 horses and potential conversion into warehouses or other uses. It mentions tenements near the same church in labor inquiry and an adjacent yard near Old Fish-fires.
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St. Saviour’s
John Broth
Labonquire
John
Uri
Deputy Bristow thanks South Sea Proprietors
On February 3 1735 Joan Bristow writes from South Sea House to the proprietors thanking them for her appointment as deputy and recommending investors consider the gentlemen nominated by the proprietors on the 28th for part of the Crown Tower, signing as your humble servant.
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South-Sea House
South-Sea Stock
Crown Tower
Joan Bristow
Directors Limited to 22 at South-Sea Stock Election
Proprietors warn that not more than 22 of the current Directors may be chosen at the upcoming election. Any ballot containing more than 22 present directors will be void.
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Balloc
Sale of Randys and Geneva at Keen's Wharf Strand
Wholesale sale at the Apple Brandy Warehouse Keen's Wharf Foot of Essex Stairs Strand offers RANDY praised as fine as any foreign and increasingly used cheaper at 33 64 per gallon, and GENEVA Holland sort made in London sold at 2s 4d per gallon. All persons may taste without buying.
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Keen’s Wharf
Essex-Stairs
Strand
Geneva
Holland
London
News from London and Paris on Spanish movements and peace talks
Letters report four transports with Zamora troops reaching Naples and a Spanish ship capturing a Turkish vessel to Malta. Genoa notes Spanish regiments in Tuscany ready to march. Paris dispatch claims Spain and Sardinia must clarify relations before public peace terms. four Articles outline participant access and empire interests for a forthcoming congress.
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Leghorn
Naples
Zamora
Porto-Ferrajo
Malta
Genoa
Tuscany
Paris
Spain
Sardinia
Czarina
Augustus II
Poland
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Bradford
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Boatpannis
Kemp
Malaga
Jenkins
Cooke
Dublin
Ruby
Cadhip
Virginia
Lucy
Chick
New England
Wind W
Waman Queaneg
William Sloane
William Coleman
James Ruck
Harry Gough
Jen
Direc
Crown-Tavern
Ruutie Savik
Bit
Henry Mairman
John Phillipson
Joseph Adams
Richard Hatton Sydenham Malthus
James Moliner
Nathaniel Paice
Samuel Smith Bennet Swayne
John Thompson
Walter Vane
Lime-street Square
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