Shipping listing and notices from 1735 Gazeteer
Deal Fan from Spithead sails to the Nore in the Torrington. A long roll of East India Company and Dutch ships bound for Jamaica Ireland Maryland St Christopher's Antigua Gibraltar and other ports, with several arrivals at Gravesend and Calais. Also includes medical advert and a pigeon house intro with high water at London Bridge.
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Esterday
Spithead
Nore
Torrington
Suill
Ditto
Snapper
Grey
Jamaica
Iles
Steward
Ireland
Jane Griffin
Kemp
Betty
Judd
Timothy
Jacob
Belcher
Maryland
St. George
Roberts
Thomas
Mary
Mercer
Lifton
Hubbard
Antigua
Johns
Gibraltar
Peggy
Nowell
Oporto
Carolina
Anne
Elizabeth
Dublin
Jenny
Stevens
Topsham
Westberry
Brapple
Lyon
Masters
Bristol
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Trime
Ile of May
Vigilance
Aris
Montferrat
Peark
Exon
Unicorn
Pocklington
Falmouth
Wind S. W
South Sea Stock Proprietors approve committee election agenda
At Fleece Tavern Cornhill on August 8 1735 a crowd of South Sea Stock proprietors gathered with no parade of advertisements. Alderman Heathcoate chaired. Peter Burrell and Francis Wilks were nominated for governor and deputy governor. A nine member committee was named to nominate directors. The committee, including Lambe Heathcoate Burrell Wilks, must meet with a quorum of five and give three days notice in the papers.
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Fleece
Cornhill
Heathcoate
Peter Burrell
Francis Wilks
Thomas Lambe
Kitt
George Heathcoate
Norice
Proposers Seek Re-Election at South Sea Meeting
A large group of South Sea Stock proprietors at the Fleece Tavern Cornhill on January 8th nominated Peter Burrell and Fra. Wilks for Sun and Deputy Governors. The signatories urge proprietors to cast votes and support their interests, signing as their humble servants.
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South-Sea Company
Fleece Tavern
Cornhill
Peter Burrell
Fra
Wilks
Grand London entertainments and naval notices in one week
London society notes a Prussian minister and Spanish ambassador hosting birthdays in Suffolk-street and Great Ormond-street Countess de Montijo. Reports quarter sessions, Windsor marriage, deaths, clerical appointment, coin imports, ship movements, and theatre bills across Drury Lane Covent Garden and Goodman's Fields.
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London
Baron de Borcke
Prussia
Suffolk-street
Frederick Henry Prince of
Countess de Montijo
Count de Montijo
Spain
Powis House
Great Ormond-street
Don Carlos
Wediuminster
John Kitchen
Windsor
Miss Saunders
Thomas Saunders
Reading
Berks
Payne
Richard Mounteny
Kew-Green
Thomas Shendly
Nicholas Ridge
West Ea
County of
York
Jast
France
Holland
Streights
Torrington
Perry
Woolwich
Newfoundland
Bundy
Prince of Wales
Catroll
Rouille
John Simpson
Lambeth
Southwark
Franks
Joseph Brooks
Wandworth
Putney
Admiralty
Blenheim
Ferthire
Lancaster
Ipswich
Lenox
Monmouth
Berwick
Plymouth
Yarmouth
Medway
Portsmouth
Exeter
Montagu
Canterbury
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Covent-Garden
Apollo
Daphne
New Theatre
Goodman’s Fields
Remarkable 18th Century Stock Prices and Premiums
A fragment lists varied securities and prices with openings and premium notes. Entries include South Sea stock fractions, New South Sea Annuities, Bank securities, Three per Cent Annuities, Royal Exchange Insurance, London Insurance, York Buildings, African and English copper, Welch ditto, India ditto, and Emperor’s Loan. Prices show fractional shillings and pence with premiums.
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South Ses
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Eechange
Ndon
Sths
York
Welch
Dieco
Prem
General Quarterly Meeting of Trustees at Royal Exchange
Notice states the trustees will meet at their office behind the Royal Exchange London this day at ten in the forenoon for fire loss claims. Attendance is given at the Craig's Court office for insuring houses goods and merchandize from fire loss throughout Great Britain.
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Royal Exchange
London
Craig’s Court
Charing Cross
Great Britain
Druggists Course of Anatomy and Physiology Notice
At Old Fish-street Druggist Laboratory on Friday the 23d instant at five in the evening begins a course of anatomy and physiology by Fr. NicHocls M D A compendium of the lectures is published today and sold by John Clarke bookseller under the Royal Exchange A small drop of an ear ring may be heard of at John Hollands Goldsmith Bishopsgate
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Elizabeth
William Miller
Swan Yard
Bishopsgate-street
John Moore
Lawrence-Pountney’s Lane
Cannon-street
Old Fish-street
Fr. NicHocls
M.D. N.B
John Clarke
Royal Exchange
Fawkes's Rope-Dancers At Oxford Street Entertainment
The town will be diverted with nightly entertainments near the Hay-market this week. A six year old child dances a minuet on the tight rope, with other acts including dexterity, a musical clock with moving pictures, the Temple of Arts machinery, and an artificial World view. Shows feature Oxford, Venice, the Swedish king's pleasure house, and Algiers prospect. Four fires heat the venue for warm viewing.
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Fawkes’ Tuearrs
Fames
Fawkes
Temple of Arts
University of Oxford
Venice
Italy
Sweden
Algier
Africa
N. B
True-born Englishman pamphlet attacking foreigners and South Sea scheme
This Day is publish'd price 1s. Considerations on mischiefs from leniency to foreigners with Addison’s view of the French and Knight’s speech in Parliament. Addressed to South Sea Company stockholders against electing South Sea directors. Printed by T Boreman near St Paul’s, with note on spurious editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theu Mayer
T. Boremman
Child's Coffee-House
St. Pauls Churchyard
Ludgate-hill
N.B
Camillus
Boreman
TaBies of the Greek and Latin Verbs Declined
An early 18th century grammar listing Greek and Latin irregulars with English and French parallels. J Wortley presents full verb tables showing moods tenses numbers and persons in one view. Sold by A Ward at the King's Arms London and R Hett at the Bible and Crown Poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois
J. Artes TaBies
J. Wortley
A. Ward
King’s Arms
Little Britain
R. Hett
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John Holland
Bishopsgare