Fleece Favern Cornhill News Courier Notice
Fleece Tavern Cornhill January 24 1735 includes letters from Copenhagen Hamburg and Petersburgh describing royal trade decrees and a peace negotiation with Kouli Khan. notices of fire near Prince of Orange and a call for committee members to nominate directors at the Fleece Tavern.
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Hambourg
Fan
Petersbourg
Detrident
Thomas Kouli Kan
Persia
Thomas Koull Kan
Ispahan
Higue
Holland
Count Uhlefeld
Brussels
Count Kinski
England
Calais
Leawarden
Prince of Orange
Port News Deal Fim Remains in Downs
Report notes ships staying in the Downs as of the last five: Sidters Kemp and the Fanny Virchin did not return with the others. Lightfoot Harwood sailed to Virginia, Martin to Antigua, Prince Frederick to Oporto. Marquess Gardiner arrived from Cadiz and Prince William Coleman from Venice. Wind S.
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Deal
Fim
Downs
Sidters
Kemp
Fanny
Virchin
Lightfoot
Harwood
Virginia
Martin
Antigua
Prince Frederick
Oporto
Marquess
Gardiner
Cadiz
Prince William
Coleman
Venice
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Meeting of South Sea Stock Proprietors at Fleece Tavern
A large assembly at Fleece Tavern Cornhill on January 8 1735 resolves Alderman Heathcoate to chair nominates Peter Burrell for Sub Governor and Francis Wilks for Deputy Governor. A nine man Committee is named to nominate Directors with a quorum of five and three days notice for meetings to receive reports.
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Fleece Tavern
Cornhill
Alderman Heathcoate
Peter Burrell
Francis Wilks
Henry Marshall
William Sloane
Thomas Lombe
William Coleman
James Buck
George Heathcoate
Harry Gough
Kigs
Proposers for Sub and Deputy Governors at South Sea Meeting
A very great number of substantial proprietors of South Sea Stock at the general meeting at the Fleece Tavern Cornhill announce that, with the election approaching, they have unanimously nominated Peter Burrell and Fra. Wilks as candidates for governor to represent their voices and interests.
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South-Sea Company
Fleece Tavern
Cornhill
Teacheys
Peter Burrrell
Fra
Wilks
Meeting of South-Sea Stock Proprietors at Crown Tavern
Proprietors of South Sea stock are invited to meet at the Crown Tavern Thread needle Street on Wednesday January 28 at five o clock in the afternoon to receive the committee report and consider suitable persons to nominate for director at the next election.
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Fleece Tavern
Cornhill
Fleéce-Tavern
Crown-Tavern
Threadneedle-treet
South Sea Stock Proprietors Hold Meeting at Crown Tavern
A large gathering at Crown Tavern Threadneedle-freet on 14 1735 led to nominees for Sub Governor Deputy Governor and Directors. A nine member committee was named including Burrell Bristow Eyre and Burton with quorum rules and notice provisions for future meetings. The committee to report promptly and a general meeting to follow with three days prior notice in the public prints.
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Threadneedle-freet
Fan
Henry Samuel Eyre
Peter Burrell
John Briffow
Mathew Howard
John Bristow
Henry Lascells
John Thompson
James Gadrier
Bartholomew Burton
Richard Samborne
Nomination for Deputy Governor of South Sea Company
Joan Bristow informs the proprietors at the Crown Tavern of a unanimous meeting result naming her as a candidate for Deputy Governor in the forthcoming South Sea Company election and requests votes and interest.
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South-Sea Stock
Crown Tavern
South-Sea Company
Joan Bristow
Nomination to South Sea Company Sub-Governor Echoed
On January 15 1735 Haniss was informed of a meeting of South Sea Company proprietors at the Crown Tavern near the Royal Exchange where Burrell stood for Sub-Governor alongside Bristow for Deputy-Governor He pledged loyalty to Francis Wilks’s interest and urged support from fellow proprietors for a forthcoming vote and director slate at the Fleece Tavern meeting
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South-Sea Company
Haniss
Thor
Crown Tavern
Royal Exchange
John Bristow
Francis Wilks
Fleece
Dhe Freece
P. Burrell
Wholesale Apple Brandy Warehouse Ad at Keen's Wharf
An 18th century notice proclaims RANDY air for sale at the Apple Brandy Warehouse Keen's Wharf Foot of Essex Stairs Strand. It offers RANDY and Geneva at reduced foreign prices 3s 6d per gallon and 2s 4d per gallon respectively. Open to all without purchasing.
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Keen’s Wharf
Essex-Stairs
Imite Strand
Geneva
Tondon
Ratte
London Article Reports Movements In Europe Amid Peace Talks
The Utrecht Gazette summary cites dispatches from Madrid claiming Spain and France plan to separate their squadrons in Cadiz Bay with France returning home and Spain heading to storms. It notes the Spanish king seeks Britain to recall its Lisbon fleet and Paris reports the French queen’s pregnancy. Reports from Warsaw and Danzig describe Russian troops moving from Poland and Saxon forces marching toward Saxony, while Montz may meet Stanislaus in Konigsberg. Italy’s Kevenhuller mentions choosing Fiorentola as a site to renew arms suspension pending peace.
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London
Utrecht
Madrid
Spain
France
Bay of
Cadiz
Lisbon
Paris
Don. Carlos
Italy
Hague
Warsaw
Poland
Saxony
Danrzick
Augustus
Thoen
Marquess de Montz
Konigsberg
Stanislaus
Count de Kevenhuller
Duke de Montemar
Fiorentola
Tuscany
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