Tyburn Executions and Market News Report
Yesterday seven malefactors were executed at Tyburn including Anne Mudd for murdering her husband Henry Bosworthy for the same crime and Richard Harper for breaking into a house. The report notes decency and penitent conduct, with surgeons attending and friends carrying away some bodies. London Bridge high water and a long list of financial and commodity prices follow, including South Sea Annuities and Bank values, with various market figures and exchange rates for the day.
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Lock
St. Sepulchres
Elizabeth Buckle
Justice Midford
Bone
Tyburn
Anne Mudd
Henry Bosworthy
John Moor
Richard Harper
Holyoke
John Simmonds
Richard Sampson
Ms. Gough
Gloucester
Charles Rogers
William Baffindine
Syr James Kelly
Livermore
Newfoundland
Rogers
John Applebee
Bolt-Court
Newgate
Hes Husband
Bucher
Henry Bomvorway
John Moore
James Kelly
Robert Levermore
Mr. Scrickland
Gough
Gloucester Street
Charles Baffendine
Gootiman
Harger
Bofworwway
Quarterly Meeting Of Trustees Held At Office
No ICE is hereby given that the Quarterly Meeting of the Trustees will be held at their Office behind the Royal Exchange London on Saturday the 6th of July at Ten in the Forenoon before which time all persons who have sustained any loss by fire are desired to file their claims to receive satisfaction. Constant attendance is given at the said Office and at their Office in Craigis Court Charing Cross for insuring houses goods and merchandise from loss by fire throughout Great Britain.
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Royal Exchange
Loidon
Fuly
Jaid
Craigis- Court
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
The Historical Register Second Quarter 1737
A historical periodical announces its second issue of the year 1737. It promises an impartial chronicle of foreign and domestic affairs, births marriages and deaths, removals and changes, with a diary for May and June. It notes publication details, price, and distribution through Nevin and Cooper in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi Nevin
Baily
T. Cooper
Globe
Pater-nofter
Gyores J
Town and Connery
Sale notice of John Harrison estate goods at Bell’s warehouse
At the Marine Coffee house Birchin lane this day at five a clock a sale of the stock of John Harrison deceased. The goods include mercery and drapery items such as stuffs calimancees turkerees Incle luftrings terfians sarmets sartins shaereens serge defoys mantuas armofeens tabbies and silks. The sale takes place at Bell’s grand SaleWare house in St Mary Aldermary Church yard Bow Lane from this morning until sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Coffee
Birchin-lane
John. Harrison
Mr. Bell
This Day is published in Folio of Queen Anne Case Reports
A late Queen Anne era legal report volume includes argued and adjudged cases from the queen's reign years six through eight with Lord Chief Justice Holt presiding. It features two alphabetical tables of names and principal matters and is printed for Gosling and Brosyne at Fleet Street and Black Swan without Semple-Bar.
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B.A
Anne
Curef
Hott
tha¢-Court
R- Gosling
Crown
Mitre
Fetter-lane
Fleer-treer
D. Brosyne
Grotette
D. Browne
Black Swan
Awithout Temple-Bar
J. Shuckburgh
The
Sun
Innex Temple Gate
Fleer-street
Subjeét
Memoirs of Charles Lewis Baron de Pollnitz printed in London
Fragmentary OCR describes a publication details for The Memoirs of Charles Lewis Baron de Pollnitz with references to printers and locations in London, including a Black Swan at Temple Bar and pricing. The readable portions mention Bind es ai pe and Roman context but are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasha Press
World Maps and Globes Advertised at Goldsmith Shop
An 18th century advert lists two sheet and one sheet maps, world and Europe views, large world map six feet high, constant emphasis on accuracy and novelty. It promotes London and England maps, and a wide range of optical and jewelry wares from G. Willdey at Ludgate Street corner near St Paul’s.
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Ireland
France
Suabia
Greece
Yorkshire
Enghind
Adwal
Conrzin Us
America
England
Wales
Airéland
London
Cambridge
Oxford
Europe
Great Britain
Iréland
Lege
Westminster
G. Willdey
Ludgace-street
St. Paul’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Bridge
South Bea
South Sea
New South Sea
New Bank
Prem
India
Bayaene Affbrance
Indiaditto
Ditto
Mine Adventure
Enpperor’s. Loan
Emperor's New
Chelsea
Parsons-Green
Smith
Garraway
Exchange Alley
Jamaica
Conianal Thames-street
Samuel Torin
Court of _COMMON PLEas
Court of Common Pleas
King’s Bench
Pracipius
Temple-Bar
York
Scarborough
Common-Pleas
F. Clay
Prince of Wales
Baines
Bow-street
Covenet-Garden
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