News of High Officers and Bank Directors in London
Long ledger of appointments and elections in London includes Lovell Stanhope named Deputy Secretary of State replacing Edward Weston. Bank directors elected with Beachcroft Sperling Baskin Du Cane Ewer Flucyer Neave Payne Plumer Sheafe Salusbury Sargent. East India Company directors chosen. 1182 proprietors voted. Maritime and customs seizures reported alongside local robberies and personal notices from Westminster to Surrey.
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de Wallmoden
Yarmouth
Fianefort
Europe
Sandwich
Cambridge
Lovell Stanhope
Edward Weston
Beachcroft
James Sperling
Clais Baskin
Peter Theobald
Adam Bowden
Harry Thompson
Barth. Barron
Peter du Cane
Eifg
Waltham Ewer
Sem. Flucyer
Richard Neave
Edware Payne
Thomas Plumer
Alex. Sheafe
Rob
Salusbury
John Sargent
Merchant-Taylorshall
East- India Company
East-India House
Trott
His Majesty
Bailey
Plymouth
Buford
Cork
West Indies
Fane
Cornwall
Goodwin Sands
Chedney-hill
Stangate Creek
Lord Byron
Forest of Sherwood
Busby
John Merritt
Esg
Dean’spares
Westminster
Atls
Winchelsea
Aylesford
Gloucester
Markham
Inchliffe
Francis Worsley
New College
Oxford
Gatcombe
Wight
Winchester
Chale
Southampton
James Seagrave
Beverton
York
Auction Notice for Cal lipus Estates at Watford and Langley
To be sold by auction by Joan Youna on Tuesday the 24th instanc at the Rose and Crawny Inn Watford Hertford. Freehold leasehold and copyhold estates of John Callipus in Cal lipus parishes Watford and King's Langley. For particulars inquire Mr Mays London James Street Bedford Row John Young Crown and Cuthion High Holborn Mr Richard Groom Attorney King's Langley or at Callipus where a person attends.
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Joan Youna
Rose and Crawny-Inn
Watford
Hertfor
John Randall
Callipus
Hertford
King’s Langley
Mays
James Street
Bedford Row
London
John Young
Crown and Cuthion
High Holborn
Richard Groom
Liberty of the Press argued in late 17th century letter
The piece defends unfettered printing against licensing, arguing that licensing harms knowledge and civil liberties. It condemns corrupt licensers, defends the press as essential to Protestant succession and public reason, and contrasts tyrannical authority with historical champions of liberty, urging resistance to regulation.
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House of Hanover
Atticus
London
Gazette
Pres
Perron
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