Court procedures and stock listings in a London financial excerpt
The article outlines court actions in Britain before extending extremity usage and references orders from Mr Keene to Madrid. It then lists a dense set of current prices and statuses for South Sea stocks and annuities, Indian securities, Royal Exchange insurance, and related government bonds with small fluctuations and conversion values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange
London
S. South Sea
Mine Adventure
Anonymous letter to East India Company court offers reward
A passage dated December 9 1737 reports an anonymous letter signed T directed to Harry Gough esq about affairs awaiting the Court of Directors. The letter was left on Thursday evening the 8th instant at the house in Wincheffer street. The Court declares a reward of one hundred pounds to the person or petition who discovers and proves the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East-India-House
Harry Gough
East-India Company
Wincheffer-street
Dix Bois
Distover
Gentlemen of Charterhouse Invited to Chapel and Dinner
Fe E Gentlemen educated at Charter House School are summoned to attend at the Chapel on Monday the 12th at eleven to hear Simon and then proceed to dine at the Crown and Anchor near St Clement’s Church in the Strand. Tickets available from the Charter House porter Mr Vincene in Leyden Gate Street and at Crown Arts Anchor. Stewardship provided for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charterhouse School
Simon
St. Clement’s
Strand
Remarked Letter About Missing Gentleman Gallaway in York Buildings
A fragment from an old notice describes a letter about the disappearance of a young gentleman named Gallaway. It states he left his lodgings in a hackney coach, was seen in a boat accident near Greenwich, and vanished. The unsigned letter asks for information and notes a postmark from High-Wickham.
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Forrester
Villarstreet
York-Buildings
Wich
Gallaway
Greenwich
Hm‘felf
Dan’e Doath
Tam
Joan Roach
John Roach
Davies
Griptley
Royal Exchange
High- Wickham
Bond creditors notice in Derby executor demands bonds
A fragmented notice in Derby requests creditors to present bonds to Mr Heathcote at his house in Derby by December 24 to settle accounts with the late Samuel Alleyne Stee phenson. The executor seeks to record principal sums and allocations to each creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Alleyne Steephenson
Greifly
County’ of
Derby
Heathcote
Mourning Goods Offered Cheaply at Ludgate Hill Wake Shop
Mercers in London advertise a large stock of mourning goods for sale at low prices on Ludgate Hill. A bank note dated November last, No. 405 for 30 pounds payable to William Oman or Bearer, was not received after being sent by post to the Lord Bishop of Peterborough. A Guinea reward is offered for returning the note to Mr Thomas Hopkins at Mr Williams’s Chambers Lincoln’s Inn New Square. Payment is stopped at the Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oman
London
Peterborough
Thomas Hopkins
Ee N. B. Ga Ce
Frederick Williams
Lone Sistton
Lancolnshire
Notice to creditors of Mr John Hayward estate in Holbourn Bridge
Creditors of the late distiller Mr John Hayward of Holbourn Bridge are summoned to pay debts to Mr Keene attorney in Beaner Street St James and to present claims for settlement. The Brewhouse at Hobourn-Bridge with stock and utensils is to be sold or leased, by Leafé for a long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayward
Holbourn Bridge
London
Anne Hayward
Keene
Hayward
N.B
Leafé
Sicily
Naples
Rome
Tuscany
Venice
Lombardy
France
Breval
Efgy
St. Dunstan’s
Fleec-Street
Extensive Suffolk Stage Coach House For Let
Public notice describes a large, well built Suffolk property with four rooms on one floor, a Brew-house, stables, coach house, out-houses, garden and orchard. Includes dwelling and lands suitable for premisses, to let. Enquiries to Mr Thomas Griffe near the King's Head and Mr John Leaveland at Breid Street, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendhard
Framlin Ig Hall
Suffolk
Thomas Griffe
King’s ‘Head
John Leaveland
Breid
London
Letts or Sold A Large convenient new House
An old notice describes a substantial house known as the third above Lord Chetwynd in Upper Grosvenor Street with grand stairs back stairs coach houses and access to gardens and offices. Ownership splits between Mrs Hale widow and her brother with sale arranged to avoid vacancy. Also offered is a bundle of Lucca oil jars and chef oil with tiered pricing and supplier attendance hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chetwynd
Grosverig
Hale
George Blackiston
New-stree -Covent-Garden
N. B
St. Mary-Axe
Leidenhall-street
Lucca
Orrs
Orrs. theFhik
This Day is: publis'd, SHE, NEW-YEAR'S GIFT. complete
Complete devotional works issued in early period language. Mentions meditations and prayers for each day, Lent devotions, and Bible related items. Describes multiple titles and formats with prices and editors such as Nelson and Jenks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bulli
Pees Ee Nelson
Jenks
Willdey Jewels Shop Denies Closure Rumor in Public Notice
A garbled public notice counters rumors that the Willdey estate in Ludgate Street plans to cease business. It asserts the family remains active, offering jewels and goods of quality, inviting trust over cheap imitations. Also, creditors of Francis Beauchamp of Arundel Street are asked to settle debts with executor Percival Haslam at Norfolk Street, Holborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willdey
Deceas
Ludgate-street
Francis Beauchamp
Arundel-street
Strand
Books lately printed for Stephen Austen at the Angel and Bible
A catalog listing for new and notable works including A New Survey of the Globe by Templeman, a Compendious Account of Principles of Natural Philosophy by Vorstera, Usefulness of Mathematicks by Barkow, a Geometrical Lectures set, Varenius geography with notes, and readings on scriptures by William Lowth. The second edition updates accompany the Cambridge geometric content and Cambridge lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Austen
St. Paul's Churchyard
Globe
Thomas Templeman
St. Eimond’s Bury
Suffolk
Litlé Tower-street
Benjamin Vorsterr
A.M
Cambride
Isaac Barkow
Trinity Allege
Cambridge
Wrare
Bernard Varenius
Sir Ifai¢’ Vton
Jurin
Mr. Digdale
Williame Low Tx
Winchester
Narrative of the Derby loss and Angria feud to be published
Reports state a forthcoming true narrative will justify Captain Ansélm’s actions after the Derby ship was captured by Angria. The work will present evidence rebutting Beass accusations, explain the ship’s loss, and detail prisoner releasements and the peace terms between Capt. Inchbird and Angria.
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Derby
Angray
Abraham
Ansélm
Inchbird
Angria
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Leicester
County of
Harry Grey
Pubitas
Mercer
Ludgate-Hill
Havins
Jesus Cuaist
Detsa
Beewen
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