London Magazine November 1737 Debates on Fund Interest
The London Magazine for November 1737 prints debates on empowering the king to open books for subscription fraud to reduce the public funds interest to 3 percent. It includes letters between royal figures on the birth of the princess and notices of Chelsea Hospital costs and sinking fund proposals.
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London Magazine
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Gentleman’s Magazine
Prince
Princess of Wales
Chelsea Hospital
South-Sea Company
T W—le
N H—te
B——ce
T. Astley
St. Paul's
Compleat
Subscriptions Open for New Folio Work in Two Volumes
The prospectus details a two volume folio printed on Dutch paper with 320 sheets of text and 135 engraved plates. Subscriptions cost fifty shillings, half paid on signing and half on delivery of the complete work. Delivery expected July or August next, with specimens and proposals available at Bowyer Whitefriars, Mynde King Street, and the author in Chancery Lane.
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Prines
W. Bowyer
White-Friars
The
Temple
J. Mynde
King-street
Little Tower Hill
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Price 28 This Day in Chancery Law Books Prints
An announcement lists several legal treatises and manuals for clerks and practitioners. Titles include Crerx’s Associate with Chancery practice, Infant’s Lawyer, Lady’s Law, and Nuptial Dialogues and Debates. Advertises editions and prices, with publishers in Fleet Street and Paternoster Row.
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Tre Crerx
High Court of Chancery
Lincoln’s Inn
Robert Gosling
Fetter-lane
Edward Littleton
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
Epwarp
London
This Day is publist'd A Print of a Monument Queen Caroline
A 1737 obituary-epitaph noting Queen Caroline's death on November 20 1737. Engraved by George Bickam and sold by Henry Overton at the White Horse without New Inn. It laments the queen's passing with solemn lines and grand mourning imagery.
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Caroline
George Bickam
Henry Overton
White Horse
Great Britain
Gentlemans Magazine November 1737 contents list
A compact advertorial description of the November 1737 Gentleman’s Magazine. It enumerates debates in Parliament, the Edinburgh affair, Chelsea Hospital costs, South Sea Company funding, and speeches for and against motions. Includes projected contents: debts, letters, poetry, biographical lists, and foreign affairs.
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Gentleman’s Magazine
Sylvanus Urban
House of Commons
Edinburgh
Chelsea Hospital
South-Sea Company
Tvith
Scotland
I. Newton
Simpson
Facie
Prince
Spain
VI. Poztry
Phillips
Endermay
Scarborough Castle
Moses Browne
Whitefield
Letters from the Ukrain reveal stance toward Tartars threat
Postscript reports the Veldt Marshal Count de Munich visiting the lines to ready them against Tartars while Octakow stores provisions. It notes a court plan to raise forces to 480,000, potential sieges of Choczim or Bender, and peace proposals this winter. Vienna disputes Turk advances near Transylvania and Orfova amid Belgrade tensions.
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Count de Munich
Little Tartary
Octakow
Kinburn
Choczim
Bender
Vienna
de Lobkowitz
Transilvania
Alanta
Orfova
Drina
Saave
Sclavonia
Doxat
Belgrade
Niffa
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Thomas Worrall
Richard
Temple-Bar
T. Worrall
Elizabeth Rowe
Watts
Joseph
J. Hamilton
F&s
Ireland
Thomas Grosse
Catharine Hall
Cambridge
Rymeri Foedera
Corio Ruffico
Grevius
Gronovius
Thuani
Charles II
William
Coimpleat
Meilleure
Point Chartee
Paris
Chofe Cum Notis Variorum
Fletcher Gyles
Gray’s Inn
Holbourn
Fletcher
Clements
Oxon
Thurlbourne
Leake
Bath
N.B
Belloste
Great
Bell-Alley
Goleman-street
Postscript
Holland
Petersbourg
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