Mediation Plea and London Market Tidings Report
Dispatches indicate British and French mediation may lead to a peace with the Ottoman Porte. London news notes Samuel Shuckford's prebend, and a range of financial prices including South Sea stock and annuities, bank issues, and government loans as markets open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Whitehall
Samuel Shuckford
Cannerbury
William Egerton
South Sea
Che
New South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
London
Myperor
Ditto
Pes Cope
Prem
Ditco
Notice of Bank of England Long Annuities Penalties and Rewards
The Directors of the Million Bank in Gracechurch Street announce penalties for quarterly payments after a nominee's death and penalties for noncompliance by contributors. Rewards are offered for timely death notifications and for delivering tallies and life orders, with specific sums for England and foreign deaths. Nathaniel Neal, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagg’s-Head-Court
Gracechurch-Street
London
Fund Bank
Nage
England
Nathaniel Neal
Lost Italian breed bitch with reward in Strand area
At turn of night in Turnmill-street near Casv-Cross a cropt-ear'd black spray'd female dog of Italian breed with a small scar on her back and white on her breast answers to Lady. Whoever finds her and returns to Mr. Riddells at the Ship and Castle behind St. Clement's Church in the Strand will receive five shillings. No greater reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnmill-street
Casv-Cross
Remov'd Cleric at Petersfield and Bankruptcy Notices
The notice recalls Rev William Scott recently moved from Petersfield to Southampton Free Grammar School with a substantial house and board setup. It details a bankruptcy against John Baker of Swansey Glamorgan with a 2 percent reward for discovering his hidden goods. Also acts inviting Mary Rhodes to claim a legacy and warnings regarding debts to Jonathan Dighton. It further lists absconding apprentices Thomas Percer and Francis Loton with rewards or prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
Petersfield
Free Grammar School
Southampton
John Baker
Swansey
William Luck
John Slade
Jonathan Dighton
King’s Lynn
Norfolk
Deceas
Mary Rhodes
Alderman Lewen
London
Henry Major
Doctors Commons
Francis Welton
Francis Weston
Flereas Thomas Percer
William Turry
Midhurst
Sussex
John Caplin
Petworth
Historic Chefhunt estate for lease or sale near London
At Goffs Oak in Chefhunt Hertfordshire a two floor brick messuage with six rooms and garden drains barns stables for 12 horses and outbuildings combines a canal three fish ponds and two water reservoirs with elm walks and meadow ground all well fenced and in repair to be disposed of on or before the 25th Easter week particulars from Mr Garnett Took's Court near Chancery Lane
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Eadyday
Barn-Elms
Surrey
Stephen Poyntz
Thames
Jamies Singer
Meff’ Burton
Galden
Ludgates
London
Mr. Burton
Aynho
Northamptonshire
Goff's Oak
Chefhunt
Hertfordshire
North Ball
Bode
Ware
Barnet
Hatfield
Enfeld
Garnett
Took’s Court
Chancery-lane
Kixend
Middlesex
Stephen Wright
Agalf
George Terry
Whitecralstreet
Cripplegate
Pontefract
Yorkshire
John Cores
N. B
Edmund Lacon
Gray’s Inn
Margaret Cotes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nimirow
Petersbourg
Constantinople
Bender
Porte
France
Ereas Francis Loton
Thoreas Abraham
Abe
Francis Loton
Peter Webb
Edward Fyre
Linnen
York-street
Covent-Garden
Tavistock-street
Peter West
Richard Burkin
Creed Church
Grigsby
Shires
George
Devereux-Court
Temple-Bar
N.B
Abingdon
Berkshire
Cox
Chambers
Bucklersbury
Deignees
William Beaumount
Siggleswade
Bedford
Matter
Biggleswade
Sie Irae
John Oxenbridge
Marshall
Baldock
Joseph Hamiltons
Longlane
West Smithfield
Mr. North
Merchant-Taylors-Hall
Wood
Littleton
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