Mediation and demands over Zeeland 300000 florins across Europe
The lettered dispatches describe mediation attempts between the States of Zeeland and the Prince of Orange with Britain’s kingly mediation sought. Talks hinge on a 300000 florin offer and possible increases. Reports note Utrecht Zeeland and Holland divisions, with open questions about secrecy and acceptance by the Prince. Letters from Persia Corsica and Tuscany reveal broader European tensions and shifting alliances as alliances and evacuations unfold.
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Orange
Zeeland
Great Britain
Prince of Orange
Guelderland
Utrecht
Friesland
Groningen
Holland
Constantinople
Persia
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Kouli- Kan
Hispahan
Sophi
Kouli-Kan
Turku
Cafbin
Barcelona
Bastia
M. Rivarola
St. Anne
Raimond Borras
Paragina
Orticoni
Diseases and Casualties This Week
A weekly tally lists diseases with numbers such as Consumption 78 and Fever 6g, plus causes of casualties including Drowned 1 Found dead 2 Hang'd herself 1 Overlaid 1. Burials total 447 with 237 males and 210 females. deaths in the week show decreases. Financial items note South Sea stock and annuities opening prices, bank circulation, and various government and imperial securities.
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South Sea
Bank
India
London
Prem
Mine Adventure
Dirco
Course of Anatomy and Physiology Lectures at Lincoln's Inn Fields
On Wednesday February 2 at five o clock in the evening a course of anatomy and physiology introductory to the study and practice of physick will begin at the House below the Bull-Head Tavern in Lincoln's Inn Fields. Fr Nichotts M D leads. A compendium explaining the lectures is sold by Jobe Clarke at the Royal Exchange and T Woodward at the Half Moon in Temple Bar.
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Bull-Head Tavern
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Ktill
Fr. Nichotts
M. D
Jobe Clarke
Royal Exchange
T. Woodward
Temple-Bar
Leaseholder assures White Hart Inn remains open in Southwark
Jean Thompson announces he has a lease of the White Hart Inn in Southwark and refutes reports that the inn will be pulled down. He pledges to provide proper guest accommodations and to serve the public with diligence.
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White Hart
Southwark
Jean Thompson
Cambridge election candidacy declaration appeal
To the Freemen of the Town of Cambridge I offer myself as a candidate at the approaching election at the desire of many of the aldermen and other gentlemen of this corporation. Your votes and interest will oblige.
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Cambridge
Harrow School Feast at Sun Tavern
Gentlemen educated at Harrow School are invited to dine at the Sun Tavern in St Pauls Churchyard on Wednesday the 16th at three o clock afternoon. Tickets may be bought at the Sun Tavern or at Mr Shuckburghs Bookseller at the Inner Temple Gate in Fleet Street.
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Harrow School
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Creditors of Lady Elizabeth Ruffel meet at Bedford Arms
The creditors advertised in the Daily Advertiser to convene at Bedford Arms Tavern Gavent Garden on Friday the 21st at five in the evening to arrange debt recovery. For particular reasons they are also summoned to meet there again on Tuesday the 18th inst at the same hour.
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Naples
Theodore
Don Carleg
Leghorn
Spain
Giacomo Ciacaldi
Corsica
Port Specie
Duke de Montemar
Tuscany
Pontremoli
Padua
Dresden
M. de Loos
Great Britain
Hanover
England
Calais
Elizabeth Ruffel
Daily Advertiser
Bedford Arms Tavern
Gavent Garden
Notice of Additional Reward for Apprehending Edward Halliday
Grand Jury in Somerset 1735 indicted Edward Halliday bankrupt of Frome. Warrant issued by Lord Hardwicke. Advertisement March 4, 1735 offered Forty pounds reward. Now offer sixty pounds more by Giles Hill, Harry Cozens, Richard Hooper, and Jonathan Hancock of Frome, totaling one hundred pounds. Witnesses dated November 1, 1736.
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Somerset
Edward Halliday
Frome
Lord Hardwicke
Giles Hull
Hemmington
Abraham Clavey
Giles Hill
Harry Cozens
Brewton
Richard Hooper
Corsley
Wilts
Jonathan Hancock
Jon
Farm for let near London with 320 acres
A farm near Woodhall in Middlesex seven miles from Uxbridge and 13 miles from London offers about 320 acres of arable, meadow and pasture plus 12 acres of wood land. A good house, outbuildings and barns are included, all recently repaired. Hay and corn stock may be sold to the tenant at valuation. Enquiries to Robert Sherard in Bromley Street or at Spital Square Norton Folgate.
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Woodhall
Middlesex
Uxbrigde
Pinner
Stannore
London
Great Road
Robert Sherard
Bromley-street
Gray’s Inn
Holbourn
Spidtal Square
Norton-Folgate
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Gilbert Affleck
Richard
Thomas Wotton
St. Dunstan’s
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