South Sea Market Report Openings and Bond Prices
Yesterday South Sea Stack stood at 100-5 8ths for Openings while South Sea Annuities traded at 112 Shs and 112 5 Sths to 3 qrs for Opening. Bank 14 percent half and premiums for India and other securities showed varied quotes including Three percent Annuities at 105-3 qrs and Royal Exchange and London Insurance around 110 to 114. Prices for African and English copper edged higher with South Sea Bonds at 4f tos and Emperor's Loan near 119 1/ th. Exchequer-Officers 6 percent premium and Three percent ditto at 1a 8th per cent.
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South Sea
South Sea Annuities
New South Sea Annuities
Bank
New Hank Circulacion & l
Prem
Indias
Royal Exchange Affurance
Ditto
London
India
Mine Adventure
Exchequer Oriers
Barkiller Jaccome Pauce Offers Wind Engine Vermin Cure
Pembroke residents learn that Jaccome Pauce, the famed Barkiller, has settled in town offering a wind engine remedy for vermin. He conducts demonstrations at the King’s Head and White Hart in Haverford West, promising blue smoke that suffocates rats and bugs, with details about charges and patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke
Barkiller
Jaccome Pauce
White Hart
Haverford-West
Bronte
N. B. Ic
Buggs
Exchange of Three and a Half per Cent Bonds
East-India House notice from Dec 31 1736 states the Court of Directors will exchange three and a half percent bonds that have reached the limit for marking with three percent bonds if presented to the accountant by Lady Day. Unmarked bonds will be paid off. Interest on three percent bonds issued atmo 1732 will be paid up to March 3 next for holders exchanging bonds.
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East-India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East- Indies
Faid
Inn lease holder denies White Hart Inn demolition
Joan Trompson, the leaseholder of the White Hart Inn in Southwark, states a circulating report that the inn would be pulled down is false. She promises proper care to accommodate guests and offers humble service to the public.
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White Hart
Southwark
Cheir
Joan Trompson
Testament Trust In Essex 1729 Disbursement Notice
Mrs Thomas Shering of Walshbamstow Essex dated 1729 wills a sum to Abraham Atkins John Maulden and William Carlewis in trust to be shared among relations after Depew Shering dies. Trustees invite related claimants to prove their relation by February. They will meet at Batson's Coffee House in Cornhill every Tuesday and Friday nine to eleven in the forenoon to receive and decide applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shering
Walshbamstow
County of
Essex
Abraham Atkins
John Maulden
William Carlewis
Perdew Shering
Shering
Batson
Cornhill
Gilber Affleck Announces Candidacy Before Cambridge Town
To the Freemen of the Town of Cambridge I offer myself as a candidate at the approaching election by the desires of many aldermen and gentlemen of this corporation Cambridge December 1 Your obedient Humble Servant Gilbert Affleck
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Cambridge
Gilbert Affleck
Notice of Additional Reward for Edward Halliday Apprehension
A bill of indictment for a felony was found against Edward Halliday in Somerset in 1733. A warrant for his arrest followed, with a prior March 1735 advertisement offering forty pounds. This notice declares an added reward of sixty pounds from Giles Hill and others, totaling one hundred pounds, for apprehending Halliday.
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Somerset
Edward Halliday
Frome
Giles Hill
Hemmington
Abraham Clavey
Fione
Harry Cozens
Brewton
Richard Hooper
Corsley
Wilts
Jonathan Hancock
Jon
Stolen Black Horse Wanted by London Owner
Stolen or stray'd from Mr John Goodwin's grounds in Watford Hertfordshire a black horse about fourteen hands high full aged with blaze and snip hog back gaffed with saddle hind legs thick and tir'd Reward half a guinea plus charges to the finder notices to Mr John Goodwin or to Charles Cremer at the George Inn Aldersgate Street London
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John Goodwin
Watford
Hertfordshire
Charles Cremer
George Inn
Aldersgate-street
London
Peremptory sale of freehold estate in Norfolk described
Under a decree of the High Court of Chancery the estate once owned by Edward Fisher and Gent deceased called Dis Heywoodhall in Dis and Buriton parishes Norfolk is to be sold before Master Richard Edwards in Chancery-lane on the 13th instant between ten and twelve. The property yields 1201 per year. Particulars available at the Master's Chambers.
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High Court of Chancery
Richard Edwards
Chancery-lane
Houses and Malt-Houses for Sale at Wallingford and Wapping
In Berkshire Wallingford and London Wapping, Tobe Lett announces two adjoining riverfront properties. Each includes a dwelling, a large Malt-House, brew house, stabling, orchards and fruit trees, and wharfage free. One set features 50 quarters barley wetting capacity and 1500 quarters malt storage. the other 50 quarters and 1000 quarters storage. Enquiries to Richard Thomlinson at Wallingford High Street or Gun-Dock warehouse.
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Wallingford
Berkshire
Thames
Richard Thomlinson
Gun-Dock
Wapping
London
Historical Register Fourth Year 1736 Impartial Transactions
This item announces the Historical Register for 1736 with impartial relations of civil and military affairs, births marriages deaths removals promotions, and a chronological diary from 1714 to 1716. It notes monthly future issues, prices six pence, and where to purchase in London.
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Verions
S. Nevin
Baily
Ludgate
E. Nutt
Royal Exchange
R. Gosting
Fleet-street
D. Browng
Temple-Bar
J. Srace
Westminster Hall
Ggoree I
Aew
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Harrow School
Sun Tavern
St. Paul’s Churchyard
East Knoyl
Hindon
Salibury
Winthire
Thomas Reading
Salisbury
P.M. DU Gauguet
Tottenham High Cross
University of Business
Great Britain
Ireland
Thomas Waltnr
Durham
John Senex
St. Tristan’s Church
Duke of
The
Strand
Brindley
New Bond Street
Price Hall
Guinea
Hallaton
George Fenwick
Leicestershire
Caleb Ratten
Harborough
Thomas Longman
Paternostern Row
Leicester
Richard Lord
Lincoln
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