Hague Gazette reports large French loan in life annuities
A May 5 Hague Gazette note claims France may borrow 8,000 millions of francs with interest paid as life annuities. We assess the figure as probably 80 millions rather than 8 billion, noting uncertainty in the report.
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Hague Gazette
Versailles
General Court of Proprietors over Bengal affairs adjourned
A General Court of Proprietors of East India Stock met at Merchant-Taylors Hall due to a nine-proprietor request. Debates focused on adjournment rules, Lord Clive’s troop regiments plan, and drafting instruments for Company servants’ gratuities. The vote on the main motion showed 475 for and 285 against, with adjournment and later business proceeding to evening sessions.
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Salvadore
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Southby
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Stuart
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Ramsay
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Tristram Shandy
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Italy
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Dublin
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Park
Edward Benigck
Water-Proof Hats and Maritime Notices in 18th Century London
A crowded pamphlet page lists Mariners on board Snow Linlé Foster’s voyage 1754 and offers legal notices from Elizabeth Arrowle and Bowrs executors, plus notices for water-proof hats by Samuel Bramsney and Samuel Elmsley. Also advertised are lodging by Hawk Bridge, inoculation for smallpox by Thomas Searancee, and various household services.
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Luke Taylor
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Snow
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Africa
Colquitt
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Wakefeld
County of
York
Samuel Lusp
Holier
Southampton Street
Strand
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Wakeheld
Samuel Fund
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Clare-Market
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Knaresborough
Harrogate
Zose
Uga
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Newa ‘Rharket
Mr. Searaicke
Thomas Sharancke
A Whig Appeal On Constitution And Prerogative
The writer addresses the Whigs as friends of the constitution and liberty, warns against the fallacy of linking measures to parties, and argues that bad men may pursue good measures to gain power. He recalls Queen Anne era Tory missteps, critiques prerogative as a threat to liberty, and urges vigilance against abuses by ministers and faction.
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Trenchard
Havig
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Utredit
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