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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

24 Jan 1736

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 24, 1736

Page

3

Notable 1736 notices mix theatre arts and lineage

The piece mentions Redfon M. de Theil’s credentials for a French plenipotentiary role in Vienna, plans for the Beggar's Opera at Drury Lane with Mrs Clive as Lucy and Mr Cibber's wife as Polly, and a marble monument to Lord Viscount Barrington by Cragg of Oxford. It also records scattered financial market quotes and genealogical details of the Shute family lineage and connections to Francis Barrington.

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Redfon M. de Theil Vienna Theatre Royal Drury-lane Lucy Newcastle Viscount Barrington Ardglass Kingdom of Ireland Francis Barrington Tofts Essex John Wildman Beckettirk Berks Ely Berwick Upon Tweed Geoge the II General Assembly Benjamin Shute London Whollesale Linnen-draper Francis Shute Upton Leicester Esy England Normandy Barrington County of William Davies South Sea New South Sea Bank Prem India Cenc Royal Exchange Assurance London Assurance York Welch Mine Adventure Empere Eas
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South Sea Company meeting at Fleece Tavern 1735

A large gathering of proprietors at the Fleece Tavern Cornhill on January 8 1735 followed by formal votes. Peter Burrell and Francis Wilks were nominated for Sub Governor and Deputy Governor respectively. A nine member committee was appointed to nominate directors with James Ruck George Heathcote and others named. The committee may be quorate with five, and a three day notice to proprietors is required for meetings. The letter closes with signatures Peter Burrell and Fra Wilks.

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Fleece Cornhill Heathcoate Peter Burrell Thomas Lambe William Coleman James Ruck George Heathcoate Harry Gough South-Sea Company South-Sea Stack Fleece Tavern Wicks Royal Exchange John Bristow Francis Wilks Starians Burreell
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Meeting Notice for South-Sea Stock Proprietors Directors Nomination

Proprietors of South Sea Stock are desired to meet at the Crown Tavern Threadneedle Street on Wednesday January 28 at five in the afternoon to receive the resort of the committee appointed January 14 to consider proper persons to be put in nomination for directors at the ensuing election.

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Fleéte Tavern Cornhill Fan South-Sea Company Fleece Tavern Crown Threadneedle-street
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Meeting of South-Sea Stock Proprietors at Crown Tavern

A meeting of South Sea Stock proprietors held at Crown Tavern. Henry Eyre chaired. Nomination for sub governor Deputy governor and a nine member committee named to nominate directors. The committee to report promptly with due notice to proprietors for a general meeting.

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Mathew Howard Henry Lascells John Thompson James Gaultier Bartholomew Burton Beyne Eyre Richard Samborne Crown Tavern Joan Bristow John Williams Knt Zhoimz Burker William Kirk John Wright Arthur Macartney Davison Ford the Paittrer Newman Mr. Gillow Highgate Plate J. Roberts Wartvick Lane Odtavoy Buyne Arthur Collins N. B Powis Rob Gosling Ferter-Lane Thomas Wotton Sc. Dunstan's Fleech Ieee Innys Manby Ludgate-street G& Raul Thomas, Templeman St. Edmund’s Bury Suffolk S. Austen The Angel St. Paul’s Isaac Barrow Kirkby Edmund Stone F. R
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