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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1736

Page

3

Motives Behind Conversion and a Misread Smock-Jack Tale

A fragment discusses alleged motives for a conversion citing associations with a former friar from Arragon turned Protestant, labeling the conversion as ostentatious and insincere. It also corrects a prior report about a smock-jack maker in Spitalfields, clarifying it referred to a common jack-maker, and includes stock market notes from Holland and South Sea prices with various securities and premiums listed.

Arragon Gonzales Holland South Sea New South ‘Sea Bank India Ditto Royal Exchange Assurance London

South Sea Stock Proprietors General Meeting Adopts Nominations

Fleece Tavern Cornhill 8 1735 reports a large turnout as Proprietors adopt resolutions. Alderman Heathcoate chairs. Peter Burrell and Francis Wilks nominated for Sub and Deputy Governor. A nine-member Directors committee is named including Burrell Marshall Wilks Sloane Lomhe Coleman Buck Heathc.a te Gough. Five as quorum and three days notice required for meetings.

Fleece Tavern Cornhill Fan Heathcoate Peter Burrell Francis Wilks Ein Henry Marshall William Sloane Eis Thomas Lomhe William Coleman James Buck George Heathcaate Harry Gough Resolv Norice Pivei House of Everentleman Hhem

South-Sea Company General Court Notice

The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company will meet at their house in Threadneedle Street on Tuesday the ninth of January at one o clock in the forenoon. The meeting aims to declare the dividend on the globe stock for the half year ended at Christmas and to agree upon an humble address to his Majesty requesting continued governorship and other special affairs.

South-Sea House London South-Sea Company Threadneedlefreet Upg

Isleworth Assembly Opens Third Winter Subscription

On Wednesday the 14th, an Isleworth assembly will convene as the third Winter Subscription. No person will be admitted without introduction by a subscriber.

Isleworth Tey

Entertaining Books Advertisement in Drury Lane Pamphlets

A list of books for sale includes The Free Mason's Pocket Companion by W Smitsy and Deus Nobis Sol & Scutum editions, Letters of Pope and eminent persons from 1505 to 1935, The Pleasures of Conjugal Love explained by Venet, and The Life of Dr Edward Srinurnc Freet, Bishop of Worcester. Torbuck in Clare-Court and various booksellers ship pamphlets town and country.

Fust Free Mason M. VenetTé France Rome J. Torbuck Clare-Coure Drury-lane

Liberty Poem Series Fifth Part Previews

Advertisement notes the fourth part of Liberty by Mr. Thomson to be published Friday at A Millar in the Strand. It lists accompanying works including Italy compared and Greece and Rome parts, with next week’s publication of the fifth part and the party of Liberty and urges Britons to preserve liberty.

Thomson Price N.B A. Millar St. Clement's Church Strand T. Antient Italy Greece Rome

Rapin de Thourass History of England proclaimed in weekly parts

An advertisement announces Beautifully printed weekly numbers of Rapin de Thourass History of England from James II to George I. Tuomas Lepiarp, Gent, explains about about 100 sheets in olio, subscription price not exceeding 12s 6d, sixpence per weekly issue, and lists distribution venues and offered engraved portraits of monarchs and notable figures.

Rapin de Thourass England James II George I Tuomas Lepiarp Germany Olio J. Mechell King’s Arms Leg Tavern Fleet-street Nutty Charlton Cook Royal, Exchange Dodd Temple’Bar Rapin Cardinal Wolsey Mary Queen of Scots Oliver Cromwell Monk Prince George Denmark Duke of Marlborough

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