Proclamations urge seamen to join Royal Navy service
The issue outlines penalties for entering foreign service without licence and promotes enlistment in his Majesty's ships. It notes allowances of six months' pay for volunteers, a policy to recruit 11 extra guards per company, and 10 per marching regiment. Other items report royal visits, charity acts, obituaries, ship movements, and stock prices.
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Watermens Company
Sea Service
Prince
Princess of Wales
Guildford
Windsor
Darder
Trinity House
Weater-lane
Tower-street
John Norris
Knt
Deptford
Pentack’s
Whetstore
John Johnson
Havering
Essex
Thomas Philips
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
General Gore
Thomas Nobbs
New Exchange
Strand
Maud
Stanhope-street
Claré-Market
Compere
Bath
Camberwell
Heron
St. ‘Thomas’s Hospital
Southwark
Bartholomew Basraty
Islington
Game
Warwick-lane
Christ-Church
Newgate-street
St. George Botolph Lane
Groom
Biz. Groom
Thomas Marriott
Lincoln’s Inn
Rebecca
Richard Beresford
Chaslewood
Hertfordshire
Exchequer-Pleas-Office
Lincoln’s-Inn
Young
Paradice-Row
Grosvenor Square
Mason
Colchester
Morrison
Winchester College
Reading
Swallowfield
Berks
Edinburgh
Royal
Isles
Earl of Morrow
Onslow
Balehen
Bombay
East-India-House
Angria
Anglesea
Lindholm
Goa
England
Charles Town
South-Carolina
Mark Anderson
Bay of Honduras
Bonadha
Frederick Holmes
Trappani
Mahone
White
City of London Sheriff Eligibility Order May 1739
Common Council in London Chamber declares that any nominee for Sheriff of City and County of Middlesex must pay four hundred pounds plus twenty marks for minister maintenance to be exempt from Sheriff eligibility forever, unless they later become Alderman and then may be elected Sheriff as if order never made.
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Paris A-la-Main
Tarrant
N. S
Haddock
Port-Mahon
Gibraltar
Spain
Corsica
A-la- Main
Marquess de Maillebois
Leghorn
Alicant
Barcelona
Cadiz
Italy
Tiland
Genoa
France
Syrin
House of Bourbon
Paris
Bank
Prem
Bia
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Thalf
K&nguth Gopper
Preng
Lidia Ditto
Mine Adventure
Perky
George the Second
Great Britain
Middlesex
Chamber of London
Common Council
Creditors seek claims against Evan Griffith estate
The creditors of Evan Griffith late of Little Warwick Street near Charing Cross London request that furnishing of accounts of their claims take place through William Thomas at Middle Temple so debts can be settled by his administratrix in administration. Debtors and holders of property are directed to pay or deliver the estate assets to ceaid Williams Thomas or face legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Griffith
Ceaid - Williams Thomas