Marry'd Rev Richard King and Miss Smith of Rotherhith
Notices describe the wedding at Dulwich College Chapel of Rev Ms Richard King to Miss Smith of Rotherhith a young lady of merit and fortune. Also described are church appointments and a hospital scaffolding collapse with serious injuries to workers near St Bartholomew's Hospital.
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Richard King
Dulwich College Chapel
Smith
Rotherhith
Benson
Durham
Chandler
Deceas
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Smithfield
Bell Eaton
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Butler
Baynes
New Prison
Calais
Jamaica
South Sea Market Figures and Bond Listings
Market notes show South Sea Stock at 5 Sitis and various prices for annuities, bank issues, and government securities. Entries include Royal Exchange Allurance 130 3 qrs, Exchequer Orders 63 qr, Three per Cent stocks, and Emperor's Loan 113 with multiple fractions and premiums.
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South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Allurance
London
Indiadirco
Mine Adventure
Exchequer
Ban on Sheriff Nominees Tied to Payments and Prisons Funds
In June 1738 the Common Council of London orders that any person nominated for Sheriff of the City and County of Middlesex must pay 400 pounds and twenty marks for ministerial prison maintenance by a set deadline or be permanently disqualified from sheriff eligibility. If later becoming an Alderman, they may be requalified.
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Barnard
London
George the Second
Great Britain
Middlesex
Chamber of London
Common Council
Sermon by Warburton on Charity and Christian Edification
This Day is published Price sixpence Faith working by Charity to Christian Edification A sermon preached at the last Episcopal visitation for Confirmation in the Diocese of Lincoln Preface explains the publication and includes four postscript replies to letters in the Weekly Miscellany Also notes Warburton works The Divine Legation of Moses demonstrated and Vindication plus The Alliance between Church and State and related writings by the same author
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Diocese of
Lincoln
William Warburton
Fletcher Gyles
Gray’s Inn
Holum
Moses
England
Thomas Wood
ReGor
Hardwick
Bucks
H. Lintot
Rainbow Coffee-house Register Office advertises estates
The Rainbow Coffee-house at Fullwood's Rents near Gray's Inn Walks advertises free information on houses to be left bought or sold land estates in fee simple or leasehold. Listings show advowsons, places of value, money to lend, and various annual rents. Purchasers seek properties near Woodford Bridge or Chigwell, plus other locations within 490 miles of London. A potting venture promises high returns with 8001 or 5000 stock. A brewers’ man and a clerk seeking work are noted with contact details for Joan Pritmey, daily visits described.
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Fullwood
Gray’s Inn Walks
Holbourn
London
Middlesex
Woodford Bridge
Chigwell
Soo
Surrey
Joan Pritmey
The Angler’s New Second Edition Advertised
An advertisement announces the second edition of The Gentleman Angler with additions on fishing methods for many species A Treatise on Thames fishing and rivers nearby is included Also a Licence and Deputation form and an Angler’s New Song with an appendix on rock and sea fishing plus receipts for dressing fish and pond creation Printed for A Betterworth and C Hitch in Patternster Row
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Thames
A. Betterworth
C. Hitch
Red Lion
Paternofter Row
Books in Library of William Muscaave Estate Offered for Sale
Auction notice lists a library of scarce valuable books from the estate of William Muscaave Esquire deceased. Collection spans faculties sciences and languages with numerous rare titles expected to appeal to collectors and scholars. Sale details, dates, and bidding terms to be announced.
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William Muscaave
Deceas
Second Volume of Mr. Thomson's Works for Gentlemen
Adverts offer the second volume of Mr. Thomson's Works in Syo to complete gentlemen's sets who have purchased the first volume. Includes price bound in cents.
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Thomson
Mr. Thomson
The Infallible Cure For Hemorrhoids at Jacob's Coffee-House
An early English advertises a “pleasant flectuary” claiming instant relief from piles after other methods fail. It promises swift cure, no confinement, and safety even for a sucking child, sold at Jacob's Coffee-house near Broad Street with directions included.
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Europe
Jacob’s
Angel and Crown
Broad-street
Royal Exchange
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H. of Commons
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Sir Hans
Sloane
Burnet
Edie
Nelson
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