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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

04 Jan 1733

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1733

Page

2

Election and society notices from Chester to London

The week records: electors pick a Governor and Deputy Governor with twelve Assistants for the year ahead. Freemasonry welcomes Radnor, Booth, Leycester, Lawson, and Carberry attendees in Chester and Dublin. Obituaries note Capt Haslewood, Rev Betts, and Lord Coningsby. Maritime news covers the Thames Frigate, Eleanor misfortunes, and later ship movements.

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Chester Henry Earl of Radnor Robert Booth Bodmin Cornwall Ralph Leycester Robert Lawson Antient Society of Free Masons George Lord Carberry Kingdom of Ireland John Evans Haslewood Bath Whitechapel Betts Christ’s Hospital Essex St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Barns St. Brides Fleetstreet Lord Coningsby Countess of Coningsby Michael Newton Turkey Company Thames Lisle Smyrna Carnaby-Market St. James Westminster Newcastle Woolwich Cork Eléanor Tobin Port-Mahon Cooks-Haven Virginia Eleanor Holland Hambourg Drontheim Norway Leghorn Ancona Bartholomew Harnett Bistopsgate-street Newgate America
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Fragmented financial terms for South Sea annuities

A garbled list of financial items refers to South Sea annuity openings, bank securities, premiums, and exchange details. Mentions include Royal Exchange and London Assurance quotes, India related bonds, and various dosages of three per cent annuities with scattered figures and “York Buildings” references, all in an antiquated trading tone. The fragmentary OCR reads like a ledger snapshot with no coherent narrative.

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South Sea India I Lion Bank York Buildings Royal Exchange Assurance London
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Trial of Traffees General Quarterly Meeting at Royal Exchange Office

Notice of a general quarterly meeting of Traffees to be held at their office behind the Royal Exchange London on Tuesday next the gth instant at ten in the forenoon. All loss by fire claimants urged to attend for satisfaction. Also notices of missing person John Williams and a lost seal reward, and caveats on the will or administration of Richard Davis.

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Royal Exchange London Craig’s Court Charing-Croie Greg Brain John Williams WoodRrogk-Street Rarith St Gebree Hanover Square Rumford Jgdgad Brett Ries-Ftsack St.James's Richard Davis Glocester Woolstapler John Bell Ganfittory
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