Treaty of Alliance in Europe Stirs Dutchies Succession
Letters from Francfort report a Treaty of Alliance among the King of France, the Elector Palatine, and other princes to safeguard the House of Sultzbach succession to Juliers and Bergues. The possible succession could trigger a European war. The Danish king told the British minister he will protect Danish interests while respecting others, banning Danish ships from East India ports with English or Dutch settlements to foster Danish trade.
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Francfort
France
House of Sultzbach
Juliers
Bergues
Europ
Denmark
Copenhagen
East India Company
East-Indies
Diseases and Casualties Reported This Week
A weekly tally lists diseases with counts for consumption and convulsions, dropsy, fever, smallpox and teeth, plus casualties including drownings and fatal kicks. Burials show totals by gender, with year-to-date increases. Market notes cover South Sea stock, annuities, bank circulation, India securities, and government loan prices.
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South Sea
South Sea Annuires
Sths
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Enghirth Copper
Ros
Balfco
Dicco
Mine Adventure
Cambridge election candidacy notice from 730 era
To the Freemen of the Town of Cambridge. At the Desire of many of the Aldermen and other Gentlemen of this Corporation I offer myself a candidate at the approaching election, when your votes and free will will allian me ere Mil Auby Cambridge, Dec. 1, 730.
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Cambridge
Frtewell
Allian
Notice to Creditors of Richard Vernon Deceased
Creditor notice announces a Commission for the examination of witnesses to prove debts owed by Richard Vernon late of Middlewich Chester. The examination begins January 12 at 10 a.m. at the House of Peter Seaman King’s Arms Middlewich. Creditors who have not yet proved debts may do so on the commission.
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Richard Vernon
Middlewich
County of Chester
Peter Seaman
King’s Arms
Trustees prepare to divide 1929 Thomas Shering trust funds
The will left a sum for Abraham Atkins John Mansden and William Carlewis in trust for related relations after son Perdew Shering’s death. Now that Perdew is dead, the trustees invite all potential beneficiaries to prove their relation by February 1 before they are excluded from any proceeds. They will meet at Barton's Coffee-House Cornhill every Tuesday and Friday from nine to eleven to receive and decide applications.
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Thomas Shering
Walthamtow
County of
Essex
Abraham Atkins
John Mansden
William Carlewis
Perdew Shering
Shering
Barton’s
Cornhill
Peacock Inn Taken In Market Place In Occupation
Notice from the new occupant inviting gentlemen to visit the Peacock Inn in the Market place promising good entertainment and the best usage under the humble servance.
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Boston
Peacock Inn
Stephen Day
Notice of Withheld Horses at White Hart Inn
On September 11 two men brought a dapple gray gelding and a black mare about 14 hands high to the White Hart Inn in Drury Lane with saddle and bridle. If the owners do not claim and pay the keeping charges by the instant, the horses will be appraised and sold.
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White Hart Inn
Drury-Lane
This Day is published Astitutes of Learning Excerpt
This advertisement lists learned works on teaching the classics by Rev. ExnwakD Manwar ing and others. It advertises The Lives of the Roman Poets by Lewis Crusius and English Particles exemplified in Sentences for Latin exercises by William Saar. Titles indicate editions and publishers, with focus on education, rhetoric, and translation.
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Aristotle
Plutarch
Longinus
Dionysius
Cicero
Quintilian
Exnwakd Manwaring
W. Innys
R. Manby
J. Paul’s
Lewis Crusius
St. John’s College, Cambridge
William Saar L.L
King’s College, Camridge
Emoi rs of the Times on Edinburgh Tumult and Corsica Plans
A published So-called Emmeirs column offers a letter discussing recent events in Edinburgh turmoil the restraint act on liquor sales Baron Neuhoff Corsica prospects Spain's designs and a look at general peace with notes on dramatic entertainments and new books and newspapers.
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TIMES
Edinburgh
Britain
Neuhoff
Corsica
Spain
Sermon on Smallpox in Hallaton 1736 by George Fenwick
A sermon preached in Hallaton Leicestershire on October 31 1736 during a smallpox outbreak. George Fenwick rector of Hallaton presents considerations about worldly worth versus spiritual duties and public health. Additional note: another sermon from 1735 as part of the same author’s works is advertised.
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Hallaton
George Fenwick
Leicestershire
Caleb Ratten
Harborough
Thomas L.ongman
Paternotterow
Curious Clockwork Music Machine for Public Trial
C Clay Watchmaker presents a brass musical instrument to entertain curious crowds. A raffle via Thomas Fouber’s Patent Wheels offers a chance to win a musical machine at a low price. Public demonstration planned at Mr Hickford’s Great Room in Panton Street near Leicester Fields.
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C. Clay
Mr. Clay
Thomas Fouber
Strand
Trade in French Royal Council Proposes Monopoly Effects
The Day is publish informs of Deputy Council of Trade in France to the Royal Council under Louis XIV about commerce with American Islands Guinea Levant Spain England Holland and the North. It discusses raising coin value and its commerce effects granting monopolies creating exclusive companies and other trade points. Published in French and English by J and P Knapton E Symon and J Stagg in various London locations.
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Menor Als
Council of Trade
France
Royal Council
Lewis XIV
American
Guinea
Levant
Spain
England
Holland
North
P. Knapton
The
Crown
Ludgate Street
E. Symon
Pope's Head Alley
Cornhill
J. Stagg
Westminster Hall
This Day is Published on Exhortation to the Greeks
A compendium from Josephus's Exhortation to the Greeks concerning Hadies and the Resurrection of the Dead. Dissertations argue for its authenticity as a homily by Josephus when Bishop of Jerusalem. By William Wurston Jr. Printed for John Wfuton near Water-lane Fleet-street. Includes new works and prices constrained to six pence or sixpence per item.
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Josephus
Jerusalem
William Wurston, Jr
John Wh Fton
Water-lane
Fleet-street
Cranmaer
Price
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