South Sea opening and annuities report summary
A fragmented market notice lists South Sea openers and annuities with figures for opening prices and yields. It names Bank circulation, India securities, royal exchange assurance, copper shares, and various three and seven percent loans with partial figures and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Fieches
South Seca
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Aooks Thiue
Adventure
Exchequer
General Quartering Meeting Notice to Claim Losses
Sun Fire Office announces a general quarterly meeting on Tuesday January 6 at ten in the forenoon at its London office behind the Royal Exchange. All persons who have suffered losses by fire are requested to present their claims to receive satisfaction. Attendants also at Craig's Court for insuring houses goods and merchandise from losses by fire throughout Great Britain.
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London
Craig’s Court
Great Britain
Pal ’S Court
Wood-Street
N. B
Jasmes Hopkins i
Lombard
Reward Offered for Apprehension of Notorious Sussex Forger
Custom House in London notes information about John Grayling and others formerly of Harrings in Sussex who were transported for seven years for assaulting customs mariners at Rye. It also mentions a later assault near Hastings and offers fifty pounds for apprehension of each offender and for those who recapture transported persons, to be paid by the Receiver General of the Customs.
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London
Tis
Majely
Grayling
Bird
Thomas Rolman
William Harman
Nicholas Harman
Harrings
Sussex
County
Rye
Nathaniel ‘Pigram
England
Hastings
Willem Cerr
France
Ket
Sax
Eiders
Tupice
S .Customs
Customs
Tradesmen notices and bankrupt assignments in Covent Garden
A long late 17th/early 18th century notice bundle lists creditors meetings for Japhet Crook alias Peter Stranger with estate valued and debts due, while George Sawbridge Litre's bankruptcy assigns creditors to Robert Macky and partners. It advertises loans, mortgaging, and offers on Chelsea houses, Palss Court Wood Street, and Standey House. Also details sales of estates in Peterborough and Monmouth, with names of solicitors and assignees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhereas
Hinton
Bow- Street
Covent-Garden
Cales
Anvers
H. Goreham
Eber-Streep
Gary Wanners
Japlter Crook
Peter Stranger
King’s Bench
Degeas
Crown
Royal Exchange
Japhet Crook
George Sawbridge Litre
London
Robert Macky
Budge-Row
John Major
Tower-street
Ebenezer Briggs
Warringtreet
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His Majesty’s Customs
Cha
CaRiesse
Robert Carr
Mercer
Parrot i
Ludgate- Street
Cathe
Queen’ S Head
Ludgate-Hillan
Mefl
Parry
Theatre Royal
N.B. My. Barry
Crown Tavern
Fleet- Street
A. Z
Chelsea
King’s Road
Price
Cathéyne-strees
Strand
Hicks
St. John’ S
Middlesex
Arrow
Job Pedley
Cripplegate
Hampfead
Elgik
Ted de ‘Enquire
Coviey- Courty Graysihin
Free Ia
Lees
C. Court of Exeheguery
Ana ‘Ocher
Pilderfley
Ilderfley
Cohn
Pantaly
Drury
Lane
Picardy
Enghind
Richard
Viscount Molyneux
John Sawfrell
General Post Office
Thomas Whittle
Liverpool
John Clements
Petersfield, Hanes
Fort Rowell the
Peterborough
Northampton
Priestgate-ling
Dyers
Holborn
Green
Jack's Cotre-house
Bear-Key
Strong
Sculthorp
Fenchurch
Capr.King
Deceas
Bencoolen
Landvair
County of
Monmouth
Caldicort
Handworth
Ufke
Langin
Llanllowell
New Church
Langattock
Monsmouths
Sir Charles
Kemyes
Newport
Geng
Edmund” Jeane
Binsfords
Bridgwater
Semester
Modi
Tvabroy N.B
Cken
Covenes Garden