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Leftwithiel Commissioner of the Excise and other 1720 notices
John Newsham becomes a Commissioner of the Excise in place of Edward Eliot. A Dublin bark project is dropped and a market grant near Hanover Square is awarded to William Lownds of the Treasury. Marital news notes George Mordaunt’s marriage to Betty Calter. Private letters claim mob violence against Mr Law’s coach and home. Various stock prices, horse race bets, and property ads unfold, with notices about lands near Tedbury in Gloucestershire and estate sales in Angus and North Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newsham
Leftwithiel
Edward Eliot
Excise
Dublin
William Lownds
Treasury
Hanover Square
George Mordaunt
Earl of Peterborough
Betty Calter
Deceas
Coll
Jers
Pats
Fitz-Gerald
Tedbury
Gage
Clark
N. P
Wiliam Doe
Edinburgh
Careltane
Braithiach
Muirown
Paigilioe
Waterhtoun
Angas
Nord-Britain
Eltires
John Stewarrey Granta
Strathmore
Yeur'y
Willam Drummaj
Alexander Hamilton
Lancoln’s Law