Night-time entry and court judgments in a busy week
The record notes a night entry into a house against Parliament law with a 100 pound penalty, plus two informations against Samuel Webb for not declaring before work incurring 50 pounds per offense. It also reports sea trade moves, municipal concerns in Southwark, a St. Borne ship sighting off France, tea seizures, royal teeth operator appointment, a Mitcham gardener’s suicide, enlistment arrests, cargo exports and imports from Cadiz and Jamaica, and Prussian efforts to influence Juliers Bergue succession amid European negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Hayward
Samuel Webb
South- Sea Company
Asia
Fisher
Affiento
Bennett
Angola
Buenos Ayres
Borough of
Southwark
House of Commons
Calais
London
France
Bingham
Grays
Cliff
Gravesend
de la Mare
Strand
Royal
Prince of Wales
Mitcham
Surrey
Philip Dwyer
Buckley
Brian Macgrath
Co. de Veil
Newgate
Cadiz
Bourdeaux
Jamaica
Holland
West Indies
East India
Streights. Co
New-England
Prussian Court Schemes and French Alignment in Palatine Affairs
The correspondence outlines Prussia seeking a friendly treaty with Saxony to counter moves over Juliers and Bergue, with Britain potentially joining as a contracting party. If the Elector Palatine acts by May, Prussia may drop talks. otherwise a Saxon settlement proceeds. France’s stance is described as cautious yet supportive of a partitioned outcome, with diplomats noting assurances and misperceptions alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Prussia
Juliers
Bergue
States General
Juliensi
M.luifcius
Great Britain
Ravestein
Poland
Saxony
Elector Palatine
Manheim
Berlin
House of Saxony
France
Lower Saxony
Mont. de la Chetardie
Meff
Linden
Luiicius
M. Linden
Marquess de Fenelon
M. Lindén
Republick
Second-Hand Plate Dealer Notice at Fleet Bridge
Joan Hopkins a goldsmith near Fleet Bridge announces a strong demand for plate watches and jewels. He offers high prices for second-hand items and trades old plate for fashionable pieces with small allowances. No credit extended. orders from country principals handled with strict accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hopkins
Fleet-freet
Bride-lane
Fleet-Bridge
Reward Offered for Lost South Sea Bank Notes at Bank
A parchment pocket book containing three South Sea Bank notes dated the 6 instant for 501 each, in the name William Southouse, with two warrants in the name of Henry Southouse, one for Dividend and one for Annihilation Money on new South Sea Annuities. A reward of ten guineas is offered to the finder who returns the items to William Southouse at the Wheat-sheaves Ludgate-hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threadneedle - Street
William Southouse
Henry Southouse
William -Soudhouse
Ludgate-hill
Souch-Sea-House
Sussex Gentlemen's Annual Meeting at Coleman Street
Sussex county notice describes the annual meeting of the Gentlemen at Armourers and Braziers Hall Coleman street with ticket sale points Salutation Nicholas Lane Lombard street and Sussex Coffee house near Temple Bar. Dinner ready by two. Also reports a riot case at Brixworth and a slight resolution involving William Wykes acquittal. A horse theft notice offers one guinea reward for the North Stoke Sussex horse theft with identifying marks and tack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Armourers and Braziers Hall
Coleman-street
Nicholas-Lane
Lombard-street
Brixworth
Northampton
William Wykes
Wykes
John, Woolvin
Northstoke
Arundel
John Woolvin
Woolvin
Stoke
This Day is publed in Folta Price bound Fourteen Shillings
A historical cost bound publication notes a collection of cases argued and adjudged in the Court of Common Pleas during Queen Anne's reign. It includes two alphabetical tales, naming cafes and principal matters, printed by Gosling and Browne in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A
Queen Anns
Justice Horr
R. Gosling
Crown and
Mitre
Ferrer-lane
Fleet-street
D. Browne
Black Swan
Temple-Bar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Loxidon
Prem
Everal
Merchant-Tayeors School
Sanitation
Nicholas Lanes Lombard-street
Tom’s
Cornhill
Vine
Ludgate-street
Ship Tavern
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