Arranged Notices of Deaths and Bankrupt Surrenders
A late Friday report from Teddington to Greenwhich shows multiple obituaries and death notices including Summers to Mrs Siddal of Southampton, Jeremiah Redwood of Greenwich, Henry Grey of Bloomsbury, and a wine merchant William Hawkins. It lists numerous bankrupts with surrender dates at Guildhall and related attorney details, plus certificates granted to several bankrupts and names of assignees and places including London, Spitalfields, Hull, and Ipswich.
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Teddington
Siddal
South
Ampton
Greenwich
Jeremiah Redwood
King-street
Bloomsbury
Henry Grey
Brompton
William Hawkins
Keeling
Hoxton
Reward
Capt
Strivens
Grenada
Lieut
Lott
48Th Regiment of Fiet
Holloway
Green
Cheefeae
Bearbinder-lane
Mansion House
Temple
Madingley
Cambridgeshire
Ankrusx
Bartholomew Conolly
St. Martin’s-lane
Charinzcroft
Middlesex
Guildhall
London
Coore
Charles Triquet
Thomas Hill
Str George
Bendon
Phillips and
Parnell
Spitalfields
Thomas Wade
Holborn
Mercer
Tuildhall
Attornes
Meff
Phillips Anc
Thomas Garritt
Lenham
Kent
Grocer and Draper
Teri
John Roffe
Maidstone
Gregory
Cliffords Inn
Robert Wilkinson
East Ferry
Scorton
Lincolnshire
Dealer
Hatter
Crouch
Teiaie-lane
Josiah Branson
Lambe H Marthy Surry
Potter
Lincoln's Son
Old
John Reynolds
Sandwich
Draper
Guildhal
Thomas Challiner
Ordate
Bridewell Preciné
Chaplan
Thomas Smith
Butcher Row
Tempie-bar
Middtelek
Upholder
Kiscombe Price the Younger
Bartett’s Buildings
Crivener
Edouard Barlow
Savage-gardens
Tower-hill
John Pemberton
Liverpool
Lancashire
Thomas Jackfon
Bristol
James Williamson
Gamlingay
Barnaby Egan
Dublin
Ireland
St. Martin In the Fields
Imperial papers survey plans of Carolina and Florida coast
Advertisement list of coastal charts and plans for North and South Carolina Florida and Delaware Bay with soundings and harbor details. Includes plans of Cape Fear River Charles Town Harbour Port Royal Harbour Amelia Harbour and Chesapeake Bay charts with prices and publishers at No 5 Mount Row near Westminster Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Carolina
Henry Mouton
Cape-Fear River
Bar
Brunswick
Charles Town Bar
Sullivan
Fort Johnson
Royal Harbour
John Gascoigne
D'Aw
Foskee
South-Carolina
Amelia Harbour
East-Florida
Jacob Blaney
Bay of
Chesapeake
Anthony Smith
St. Marys
Delaware Bay
Jota. Fisher
Philadelphia
R. Sayer
J. Bennett
Bankers push reform speech on lower interest rates in France
A proprietor at the first General Assembly of a French bank outlines the case for reducing money interest. He argues lower rates will lift agriculture, manufacturing, trade, finances, and national industry, with examples on land value, capital costs, and state debt. The tale closes with a macaronic anecdote about marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
le Manufatories
France
Holand
Holland
England
Bank of England
Learn to Live and Die Like Morris Poem in Oxford City News
An oxford student period piece laments the death of Morris and urges English youths to honor the virtuous by living upright and dying well. The verse reflects on fame, grief, and the brevity of life with a somber tone and moral for the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
England
Oxoniensis
Thomas Beecroft
Bible and Crown
Christian Monitor
Parker
The
Daily Companion
Robert Warren
J. Norris
Ditto
Common Prayer
W. Beveridge
Lottery fraud claim feints at public trust in Molesworth scheme
A London notice defends John Molesworth’s lottery calculation methods from 1767 to 1776. It details certificates, offices at Holborn Fleet Street and Cheapfire, and claims investors gain two prizes per five shares, plus potential returns on blanks. It asserts public benefit and lists share prices and prize structures with sworn attestations and endorsements from merchants and bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
St. George's
Westminster Infirmary
Efe
Mosesworth
High Holborn
Fleet-street
Kingstreet
Cheapside
London
Molesworth
Nee Mojenworth
Holborn
John Molesworth
Inner
Esquire
Brass Crosby
City of London
Alderman Bull
Hia
Zaccl
Sacl
Spo
I. S
King-street
Cheapfire
Gayself
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Spilsbury
Surry Side
Westminster ' Bridge
Charles
Max
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
J. Grosvenor
Turnsile
F. Newbery
Bockfeller
St. Paul’s Church Yard
A. Rothwell
Maft'e
J. Molesworth
Bloomsbury Square
Mansfield
J. Molesworthy
N. B