London Brokers Rally Against Illegally Admitted Brokers
A London notice reports brokers formed a group of about sixty fair‑chartered citizens to curb unauthorised brokers. They seek legal action to stop intruders from their properties, aided by the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen, citing trials for admitted brokers and the burden on freemen. The letter also complains of clerks delaying transfers and falsifying stock transfers.
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Bank Bills Reform Promised to Stop Robberies
The Bank of England announced that from January next it will issue seven day bills on demand at seven days to deter robberies and prevent misuse of bank notes. A blank indorsement will be printed to guide holders and ensure notes reach rightful owners. Also listed are notices seeking creditors of Japhet Crook to meet and collect debts, missing Thomas Dale, and a stolen bay gelding offered for recovery rewards.
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John Browne
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