Notice of Navy Half Pay Payments in July to December
Government announces that backdated half pay will be issued by the Navy Treasury. Payments begin at 10 o clock each morning on specified days to Admirals Captains and their Attorneys, then Lieutenants and attorneys. Attend with affidavits and certificates proving no public employment and subscription to the oaths. If officers are abroad, attestations for leave must be provided.
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Tharylay
Cdc
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Devonshire
Mefrs. Bulle
Battard
Minster
Plymouth
Stoke
Treasury
His Majesty’s Navy
Navy Pay Office
Auction Notice for Weston and Moulson Farm Sale
On Monday in May at the White Hart Inn Spalding at two o clock in the afternoon by order of Mr William Banner an eligible farm near Spalding Weston and Moulson 120 acres 37 perches of rich grazing land with brick dwelling and offices let to Mr William Rowlat at 110 pounds per year chiefly freehold with some copyhold. Details and particulars available at the sale premises Hugh Jackson Stamford the Pott House Wansford the Angel Inn Peterborough and Mr Spurrier Copthall Court Throgmorton Street London.
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White Hart Inn
Spalding
Winliam Banner
Weston and Moulson
Spaldang
William Rowlat
Hugh Jackson
Stamford
Pott-House
Wansford
Angel Inn
Peterborough
Spurrier
Copthall-court
Throgmorton-street
Lomlon
Desirable Freehold and Copyhold Estates Offered at Auction
An auction notice for a freehold farm of about 33 acres in Elton Huntingdonshire near Wans Lord priced at ten pounds ten shillings yearly and a copyhold estate of about 80 acres in Werringpon and Peakire Northamptonshire with a dwelling house barn and yard rented at forty pounds yearly. Viewing ten days before sale. Details available from Hugh Jackson Ely Stamford the Pilot House Wansford White Hart Spalding and Mr Spurrier Copthall Court Throgmorton Street.
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Huntingdonshire
Wanslord
Edward Aldick
Northamptonshire
Serious Address to the King and Review of Noble Houses
An 18th century style address to the king recounts the characters of dukes and lords across several houses and titles. It lists figures such as Dukes of Reew mont and Leens, Marquis of Buckinca, plus various lords and gentlemen, with notes on war and state affairs.
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Dukes of Noxtfolk
Pontlandd
Northemberlay
Davenawike
Russell
Traurton
Camven
Lovenporov
Nok
Pert
Fox
Bukwie
Sueatvan
Reewmont
Leens
Buckinca
Cuaha
Lords Debates on Taxes Prayers and Cathedral Visit
The Lords and Commons discuss tax bills and private measures including a land tax and Essex shire bill. A motion to attend Queen Anne’s visit to St Paul’s is agreed, and arrangements for security and order are laid out. A New Shoreham bill is rejected and insurance bills resume. Queen’s Cathedral thanksgiving planned for Anurthay 23.
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Canteroorys
Havas
Hietarot
Sir Francs
Molineux
Essex
House of Commons Transacts Business and Lords Message
The House heard a message from the King amid illness and planned thanksgiving to God. MPs discussed Mr Fox's bill to repeal the Shop Tax and set aside time to consider Slave Trade petitions. An adjournment to tomorrow and next Tuesday was agreed, with Friday night adjournment also approved.
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A& Ef
Commons
Ion
Hurley
Robert Burton
Harry Houghton
Pulteney
Mr. Mainwaring Aid
Drake
Stele
Muaresty
Se. Paul's
Diplomatic Moves and Fleet Talk in Early Government Currents
Postscript notes several conferences with ministers by the Dut i and Swedish Ambassadors to relay fresh instructions. Cabinet considers changes, Yorke-backed appointments, and possible扩大 naval guard ships to twenty one. Details cover Bank elections, Plymouth wall dispute, and a Swedish conspirator Benzelstierna trial with public court proceedings.
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Corned
Stock market fragment with multiple broker terms
Fragmentary notice lists stocks and prices with British securities and descriptions such as Consols, South Sea Stock, India Stock, and exchange bills. Mentions percentages, dates, and 3 per cent references amid scattered figures and terms.
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Mary Tidif
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