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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 08, 1738

Page

2

Convicts Shipped From Maidstone for American Plantations

A description notes a Tuesday transport of convicts from Maidstone in Kent under guard to Tooley's Water-gate and onto a lighter, then a vessel of Merchant Forward bound for American plantations. The text also records Newcastle Tyne race results and a London financial market snapshot with various securities and exchange rates. It concludes with a public notice from the City of London about letting several Lime Street and Houndsditch properties, with a council meeting set for the 14th Fine Instant.

Maidstone Kent Tooley America Newcastle N Tyne Squire Justice Squire Kenwick Fobn Mr. Rawling Alis Nancy Squire Vane Mir. Kitchingman Little Bridget City of London Leadenhall Market Stephen Vokins Hounsditch Thomas Riggs John Montague Thomas Prince Callender Nathaniel Ruft Foan Welch Hubbard Humphry Vale William Hampden Robert Smith Richard Orton Feremiah Levidge William Phipps Guildhall London Comptroller’s

City of London Sheriff Election Order 1738

An old procedural note from the Common Council of London dated June 2 1738 in the reign of King George II. It orders that any person nominated or to be sheriff must pay four hundred pounds and twenty marks for prison maintenance, with eligibility rules tied to aldermanic status and prior acts from October 1603 December 1656.

Barnard City of London George Middlesex Chamber of London Fim

Expedi­tions and City Transactions on Mansion House Dispute

In a short time a detailed account will publish the various expeditions and other transactions of the Lord Mayors and Aldermen. The records claim frugality of the City’s finances and aim to show the city’s conduct amid the present Mansion House dispute.

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Letter on Mint Assays and Linen Manufacture Objections

A merchant reports on exchange rates and coin assays from the Mint by Sir Tane Newton. The piece discusses the linen threads and tapes manufactory and responds to objections about proposed encouragements. It notes price and a notice at the Rainbow Coffee House Cornhill.

R. Willock Sir Isaac Newton Rainbow Cornhill Offrade Tane Newton

Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion

The Fourtsa Edition announces a two part discourse on biblical quotations from the Old and New Testaments with an examination of Mr Whilton’s scheme for restoring the true Text. A prefixed Apology for free debate and a letter to the author are included. Also advertised is a Critical Essay on the 39 Articles of the Church of England by Mr Collins. Samuel Baker sells at Chaucer's Head Covent-Garden.

Fourtsa Whilton Green Itc Labti Toibe Price Church of England Mr. Collins Samuel Baker Bookeller Chaucer Ruffel-treer Covent-Garden

Old Bibliographic Fragments on Governance and Diplomacy

A dusty excerpt lists works on political theory and diplomacy from European authors. References include translations of Italian treatises on revolutions, Montaigne related maxims on government, and Father Paul on negotiating sovereign princes with ambassadors and envoys.

Europe Father Paul Mont. Callieres Ix i Ryswick Geo Scrahan Royal Exchange

Peremptory Sale of Marine Coffee-House Goods in Birchin Lane

A public sale by candle this day at four oclock in the afternoon lists 40 pieces cloths 200 cambricks 59 camblets 80 pieces Pomeranias broad and narrow stuffs and vast textile items including laces silks velvets and diapers. Goods viewable at the public sal ware house in Coprhcal Court Throgmorton Street from morning until sale time.

Marine Birchin-Lane Near's India Pultick Sal Coprhcal Court Throgmorton Street

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