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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 29, 1733

Page

2

Two Highwaymen Rob, Sackson Gold Watches and Money

Reports of a bold daylight street assault near Stepney Fields as Eshe and Putney are cited. A salesman Mr. Griffiths is robbed of three guineas seven shillings and minor coins by two footpads returning home from Tower Hill. The Charles and Mary Sloop is declared lost near Alborough with 25,000 pounds in gold and passengers, while Captain Carsten spots wreckage and a cabbin door bearing a dog and cat. Directors for the East India Company face nomination at the April election including Addams, Braddyl, Blount, Child, and many others, amid news of the sloop disaster and high-seas wreckage.

Best-Sheen Putney Mortlack Griffiths Tower-Hill Stepney-Fields Charles Curtis Rotterdam Carsten Hamburgh Wathh Land Alborough Curtis The East India Company

Letter from Teneriff 1732 3 about island tyranny and trade

Extract from a Teneriff letter dated March 6 1732 3 criticizes the Captain-General of the Canary Islands for extortion and tyranny against British traders and their commerce. It notes decrees from Spain and Keene’s mediation, the planned Laguna summons, and workers’ resistance. Financial market figures follow, listing South Sea stocks annuities and various bonds.

Teneriff Canary Islands Spain Keene Laguna

Forged Libel Denied by Soratrapt Corporation

The Soratrapt corporation certifies a circulated letter and alleged MP reply are forged and libelous. The town clerk signs that no such letter or answer was received by the mayor or any council member, and presents their authentic copy of Henley’s reply to the cited letter.

Soratraptod Anthony Henley Henley Joan Godfrey

Real Letter from Mr Henrey to Gentlemen in London

The letter acknowledges receipt of commands with pleasure and pledges obedience. The writer requests guidance on any matter that might prejudice the addressees and promises to observe their refusals. Dated London January 25, 1732, signed RS.

Notice of General Meeting on Kensington Road Repair Act

Trustees appointed under An Act for Repairing the Roads in Kensington Chelsea Fulham and other Middlesex parishes announce the next General Meeting at the Greyhound in Kensington Square on Monday April 2 at ten in the forenoon. The notice specifies the meeting is to discuss execution of the act.

Kensington Chelsea Fulham Middlesex Greyhound Kensingham Square

Missing Apprentice Thomas Philps Absent From Service

Notice warns against employing Thomas Philps born about 19, a brickmaker’s apprentice in Woolbeding Sussex, who left service on February 18 and has not been heard from since. It directs that anyone hiring him will be prosecuted, and invites his return for forgiveness. Describes his clothing and a cloth goat.

Thomas Philps Robert Denyer Woolbedding Sussex Igi Shou Philps N. B

Gelding Left at Barn-Elms May Be Sold for Charges

Notice: a gelding kept by Mr Singer at Barn-Elms with owner unnamed. If not claimed and expenses paid by April 16 the animal will be sold to cover keeping and advertisement costs.

Singer Barn-Elms

Debts Due to Estate of Mr James Taverner

Persons indebted to the estate and effects of James Taverner late of King's Lynn Norfolk starch-maker are urged to pay by June 24 to Mrs Jane Taverner widow Administratrix at her Lynn house or be sued. Creditors are asked to demand their debts as of his decease for payment.

James Taverner King’s Lyng of Norfolk Jane Taverner Lynn

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Abraham Addams Dodding Braddyl Ely Stephen Biffe Richard Blount Fr. Child Aldohn Cooke John Drummond John Eccleston William Goffelin Harry Goughohn Gould Ohn Gould William Hammond Robert Hudson Bent Lethieullier Baltzar Lyell Joseph Martin William Rousee Smith St.Quint. Thomson Thomas Towers Josias Wordworth Fo. Wordsworth Thomas Whately India Frican York Buidings Royal Exchange Assurance London Afsurance Welch’ Datro Brompton Brompton Park John Swinhoe Joseph Garpenter Mr. Henrey London Bath M. Lopes University of Cambridge Jerome Motheim Cambridge University Press Cornelius Crownfield John Crownfield St. Paul's Church-yard Landen
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