Notice of General Court on Basil Cochrane’s Restoration
The Fair-India Horse 1788 report notes a General Court of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies. Basil Cochrane’s restoration to the company service is debated by proprietors at Leadenhall Street in January. A separate notice lists a Trustees meeting in Bank Street Cornhill to address fire losses and compensation.
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Fair-India Horse
United Company of Merchants of
England
East- Indies
Radlett
Basil Cochrane
Tee Fort St. George
S.14
Leadenhall Street
Bail Cochrane
Piid
San Pire
Bank-street
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Given
Sher Guise
Crags Court
Coaring-cross
Jock
Norwich Auction of Capital Messuage At the Market Place
Peremptory sale by auction by James as agent under the assigns of John Johnson. On Saturday the yd of January next at three o clock in the afternoon at the Rose Head Norwich the capital messuage in the Market place lately used as a coffee house and hotel by the bankrupt. Adjoining front 39 feet suited for wholesale or retail business. For particulars contact Robert Harvey Roger Kerrison Esqrs Norwich Mr King Cutlers Hall London or Foster Son and Unthank Aller mes in Norwich.
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James Is
Joh Johnson
Norwich
Robert Harvey
Roger Kerrison
Mr. King
Cutlers- Hall
London
Foster, Son
Bologna
Pitt
Maaners
Ben
St. Sebatian
Varnes
Bayoun
Rrange
Loffits
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Jnl
Chatham
Col
Koper
Ana
Antary
Dias
Ee Gourtot
Bern
Chittinas Leldars
Peterburgh
Pruiian Diaz
Mir
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Vy Deco Sagn Pra
Stoke Hall Auction Offers Furniture and Household Goods
Stoke Hall near Newark announces an auction by Mr. Winstanley on the premises Monday at eleven o clock. The sale includes rich furniture silk damask chintz cotton beds window curtains goose feather-beds and a large stock of china linen wines and spirits plus a curious double barreled fowling piece and a large chest among many other items catalogues available at several local inns.
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Stoke Hall
Yale
Kingstons Arms
Newark
White Icon
Nottingham
Here
Angel
Grantham
Leivester
Windlinley
Pater-noter-row
London
Property and Lottery Notices From 53 Dublin Market 18 December 1853
A notice advertises a twenty one year lease starting Lady-day on a 2000 acre estate with underwood and dwelling houses near London and Dublin for a tenant with capital. It also reports Picket No 23484 lottery results from Bank Street London with claims of exceptional recent sales and a pledge of continued public service from William Nicholson.
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Lodea
Mr. Usher
Pouttever
Leadentallmarket
London
Dame-street
Dublin
Bark-Breet
Corntull
Bank-Street
William Nicholson
New Collected Works on Conveyancing and Statute Digest
An 18th century advertisement announces a new collection of legal treatises led by Precedents in Conveyancing and a Compendious Digest of Statute Law by SPHOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS. It lists price details, publication locations in Bath and London, and references to the Daily Journal and Gentlemen merchants.
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Sphomas Walter Williams
Barsitter i
London
G. Reifier
No. Gu
Feventa
Kiake Bey
Kabwcon
Ms. William
London Amid Regal Illness and Court Movements
London reports indicate His Majesty remained unsettled but improved after a poor night, with the Queen and six Princesses attending services at Kew. Town Clerk William Rix pressed Parliament over Regency measures amid illness and a political shift in Constantinople affecting the government.
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Kew House
William Rix
K.q
Minster
Downing-street
Court of Common Council
House of Commons
Compiled dispatches reveal political fray and market notes
A long fragment recounts debates between Probe and Rha over conduct and restrictions with remarks on ministerial ability and constitutional concerns. It notes a duel, casualty counts, and local market prices for hops and other goods, alongside urban disturbances and public notices involving magistrates and officials.
Fragmentary local notices from historic OCR page
Readable fragments mention individuals and locations in scattered form. Names like Mrs De Lyein and Morton-ureet appear with unclear roles. The text references yesterday and a governor, plus incomplete place names suggesting a public or social notice in a 19th or early 20th century context.
High Water at London Bridge Forecast
Fragmentary weather notes report high water at London Bridge with morning around 63 and afternoon near 12. The text shows minutes after events and river readings, but specific times or follow up details are unclear.
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London Bridge
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