Vast London News Roundup Of Courts Fires And Treachery
The period documents a string of tales from the capital and provinces. Wealthy figures including Mr Snab-Jin and Lady Dering appear amid illness and marriage prospects. Court actions span conveyances of property and bond settlements. A French mediation is hinted at, with nationwide security concerns and local crimes including a brutal murder at Steeple Morden. Reports describe a major fire at Le Fountain Coffee House and a plan for a naval office reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snab- Jin
Princes-street
Feysnat
Dering
Sit
Kent
Whilly
Adderbury
Oxford
Ma. Semierville
Francis Gafhrey
Royal Oak
Charles Wager
Lords of the Admiralty
Towerhill
Hudson
Greenwich Hospital
Duke of Devonshire
Hewit
Whitehall
Nash
Deceas
Hyde Park Corner
John Culm
Arundel-ftreet
Alresford
Southampton
Budd
Colmer
Palmer
Pallmer
Read
Mont Chavigny
France
Japhet Crook
Bank of England
John Bance
Lorrain
le Fountain
Mary-le bone-Street
Golden+ Square
Houte
Transportation case and Oxford Affizes proceedings
The notice lists stock and bond prices including South Sea items and annuities, with figures for Three Per Cent Annuities, New South Sea Annuities, African and English copper, and various financial instruments. It records distributions and values in a terse financial update, noting at Oxford the Affizes were to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
New South Sea
Batthes
Hanbi
Prem
India
Million Bank
York
Oyabte Ny F
Tonden Assurance
Welch Ditto
South Sea Bonds
Lrem
Nadia Ditto
Sak
Cenc. Pragsn
Missing Soldier Seeks Return From Gardener James Scuart Firm
The notice states James Scuart, a gardener, deserted from Col. James Scuart's Company of the Third Regiment of Foot Guards, last seen February 26. A reward of three guineas plus parliamentary rewards is offered for capture and return to de Savoy, London, notifying Captain John Ebison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scuart
Foot Guards
John Eirl
Dimmore
Richard Johnton
Henly Upon Thames
Oxfordshire
Great Britain
John Ebison
de Savoy
London
Lost Leather Letter Pocket-Case Reward Notice
A damaged notice from Thursday the sixth instant offers four guineas for return of a small leather letter or pocket-case containing a bank note numbered 156 and other notes and papers to owner Robert Lindsay. Bring to Mrs Atchison at the Flying Horse, Bull and Month streets near Aldersgate for reward with no questions asked. N. B. No greater reward will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Spithead
Sheerness
Blackfakes
Ainter
West-Indies
anGhelmsford Bridge
Stratford
Chelmsford
Beett Gadde
Essex
Williams
Admiralty
Taylor
Stanley
Wells
Suttons
Newgate
Shirey
Kington
Sutton
Steeple-Morden
Cambridgeshire
Elizabeth
John Pateman
Ee Hoy
Berks
Oakinghalma
Bethe
Aldersgate
N. B
Lim
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Stamp Brooksbank
White Lyon Tavern
Cornhill