Appointment to Excise Board in London Gazette
Whitehall announces the King has appointed Robert Coney John Cowrlade Marma duke Sowle and Francis Hales Elgis with George Chad to a commission in place of John Paul Yvonner Esquire with a salary of £19. Also notice of dance tickets for St James's Ball and mourning orders for Denmark.
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Conway
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White Hart Inn
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Tottenham Court Road
Anti-Sejanus Sways Ministers in Hidden Power Struggle
The writer notes Anti Sejanus grows more violent toward present ministers while omitting the Favourite. An old friend suggests Thane fears Jonczr and honesty of ministers, seeks to lure the late Fanta to remove them and to gain Puppers. The piece argues this aims to restore seditionists’ power and ruin the nation.
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Attai
Puppers
S¢jexus
Notice of Bond Interest Change by East India Company
East-India House notes that the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies will lower bond interest from four to three pounds per cent per annum effective after March 31 next. Bondholders may present bonds to Leadenhall Street accountants by February 20 to be marked for the new rate.
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East Indies
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