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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 28, 1737
Page
2
Water rose at London Bridge just after 7 o clock, causing brief disruption in traffic and river traffic. Authorities warned residents to stay clear of riverside areas as water levels peaked and then subsided later in the morning.
Saturday prices show South Sea Stock at 103 102 7 8, with Annuities and Bank openings listed. Various securities include New South Sea Annuities, Prem India, Royal Exchange Assurance, London ditto, African and English Copper, South Sea Bonds, Mine Adventure Shares, Emperor's Loan, Exchequer Orders, and per cent notes with different maturities and premiums.
A Gold Repeating 4 Chas' Watch by maker Duran and a Gold Chain are sought. Whoever returns the watch and chain to Meff Willaume and Jordens, goldsmiths, on the Terras in St James's Street, will receive twelve guineas reward. If offered to pawn or sale, report to claim the reward or recover money if already pawned or sold.
A description from Cold-Bath Square details a Harlequin Bitch dog named Cloe with cropt ears two differently colored eyes and a spotted grey body. Robert Lilburne offers one guinea reward for the return of the dog if produced to him this Wednesday night.
This Day is publise'd, Pr. bound 8s. in two Volumes. A collection by James Home explaining the rise and decline of the Jewish nation with laws, government, customs, and ecclesiastical life, interspersed with remarks. Printed by J. Watts for the author and sold by Cru den and Davidson.
This Day is published and dedicated to Prince William of Cumberland. It offers tables on lands descent by inheritance, estates in fee simple and tail, conveyancing, crimes and offences, courts and writs, precedents in common law chancery and conveyancing, with guidance grounded in authorities for lawyers, estate holders, and young gentlemen. Printed for Henry Lintot in Fleet Street.
Historic advertisement touts a patent remedy claiming to cure gonorrhea and clap without medicine, boasting high private practice results and public acceptance. It markets cures for multiple sexual and reproductive issues, lists sellers in Bristol Gloucester and London, and warns buyers to avoid imitations with sealed packaging and instruments.
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