East-India Company General Court Notice 1779
East-India-House May 21 1779 Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies give notice a General Court will be held at Leadenhall Street on Sunday next the 28th at eleven in the forenoon. The meeting concerns a bill to continue certain regulations and revenues tied to the governance of the East India Company for a limited time.
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East-India-House
United Company of Merchants of England
Leadenhall-street
United Company of Merchants
India Company
India
Europe
Cork
St. Kic’s
Byron
St. Lucia
Great Gifson
Barrington
Byson
Tathwell
Capes
Portsmouth
Shéerhefs
Magig
Orfordness
Harwich
Markham
Frony Buke
Riley
Thomas Harvey
London Tevern. Ce
Duke of Bolton
Hicks
Old Bailey
Richard Hutton
William Sparrow
Bioffoms Inn
Lawrence-Jane
John Matthison
Maxwell
Bank of England
Robert Gordon
Matthew Thomipson
Thorp
Essex
Warwick-court
Geflin
Dozters Commons
Thomas Buckworth
Efa
Old Jewry
Ruffel
Richard Ruffel
Tusday
Jermyngstreet
Cowper
W. Bayley
Cackspur Street
J. Price
Leadenhall Street
N. B
Fiemet
American Prisoners Relief Subscriptions Collected
Fragmented notice lists subscription receipts for prisoner relief with names and addresses of lenders and bankers. Mentions Meil Walpole Cluk Lombardtreet Mel Welch Rogers Co Cornhill Gracechurch street and others. unsigned secretary order by THO NAS BOLDED IGLON.
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Asnovat
Yigldaz
Walker
W. Chats
Ontari
P Vip Caanecy
Vii
Estate Sale in North Wiltshire Details and Contacts
North Wilts area parcels offered for sale by private treaty with reversion in fee. Land includes meadows, arable, pastures, and timber near riverbank with a falvaling fishery. several miles from Cricklade and Worcester, Gloucester area. Interested parties contact Mr W Lians or William Pheaiefon for maps. view premises via Wiliam Thompson.
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Wiltshire
Frivate
Expe
Ant
Farrconding
Tome Mies
Gloucesterthire
Cricktade
Wolifire
Ware
W Lians
Crater
Lindon
Willany Pheaiefon
Torres
Lghworth
Wits
Wiliam Thompson
Ladies Hair Dyeffer Edict for Three Lilies Shop
A dated notice proclaims that only at the Three Lilies and Fleet Street locations may Ladies Hair Dyeffer be acquired. It promises immacurate thickening and strengthening of hair, preventing curling, with ready made kes for printing at the smooth chignie.
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N.B
Evans
A Gentleman Seeks Cure Letters for Mr Norton Drops
A man hides his name to publish a testimonial about Mr Norton’s Drops from Golden Square. The letter, dated 1779, claims the remedy cured a son’s facial ulcers, skin eruptions, inflammation, and various ailments, praising safety for women and children and detailing prices and purchasing points in London and beyond. It warns readers to buy from the genuine proprietor and to beware unofficial imitators while offering home visits.
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Norton
Golden-square
Apri Roth
St. Anthony's
Furseon
Lodon
Jehu Norton
Machant
Freal
Sina
N.B
Gites Iva Ty Ee Ice
Hy Preorisor
Norzom
House of Merchants and Tax on Hovses Meeting Notice
An 18th century notice invites house merchants traders and manufacturers to a meeting at eleven o clock on Thursday at the Half Moon Tavern Cha file to discuss the tax on houses and elect a chair precisely at 42 o clock. The notice is dedicated by permission to the Earl of Chester and Frampton Etq. It announces publication price six pence.
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Hovses
Parka Iene
Half Moon
Cha
Frere
Earl of Ichester
Frampton
Ardh
New Volume and Notices in Books and Debates
A late eighteenth century catalog notes a new volume of sermons by Reverend John Claude translated by Robert Robinson with notes, plus a dedication on the ministry of the Divine Word. Also announced are Knox’s moral and literary essays, and pricing for titles from Dilly and Bow. Debtor and creditor law commentary and an act abridgment are listed with publishers in London and the Rural Exchange.
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Ce Hollolway
John
Claude
Charenton
Paris
Robert Robinson
TF. Todfin
Je Buckland
Paternoter
London
Knox
Tunbridge School
St. John’ S College
Oxford
Charles Dilly
Knx
London Evening Paper Breaks Silence in Satirical Row
A scrambled excerpt shows a London Evening paper noting a prolonged silence and discussing responses to a note. The writer mocks a comic exchange, hints at public figures, and questions motives while predicting continued controversy and public reaction.
London naval and public notices mixed from May 14
On Wednesday orders were sent to the Demanding officer at the Nore to draft seamen for ships bound to Torbay under Admiral Arbuthne. Reports include naval manpower figures from 1755 to 1761, troop movements to Poonah, and communications about Mont de la Mothe Picquet’s fleet and Rhode Island expedition. Also updates on promotions, privateers, a Boston-to-Liverpool privateering tale, road collapse from an earthquake near Barnes, and various local trials and marriages. The piece concludes with high water times at London Bridge.
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Nore
Torbay
Arbuthnoe
Lidhard Use
Poonah
Maraual
Lifhe
Clinton
New York
Abatrad
France
Mont de la Mothe Picquet
Brest
America
Cape Finisterre
Rade de Wasque
Rhode Island
Mont. de la Fayette
Linstan Nase Ruth
Wallace
Tate
Galway
Barnes
Edward
Layron
Africa
Amaics
Guadaloupe
Royal George
Margate
Toolhill
Newfoundland
Reiy
Brighton
Tiltone
Shoreham
Liverpoole
Aibai’s
Benjamin
White
West Indies
Salem
Liverpool
Nantz
Zuliac
Baggans
Shad
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Kent
Farey
Shies
J. Almony
Piccas
Dilly
P. Bossy
Lawson
J. Bow
Paterna‘ter-row
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Rural Exchange
R. Brookes
Fuor
C. O
Norzing
T. L Wrdas
Ina Fiuvikin
R. Langwine
New Round Court
Sirand
Venice
Cockspur Street
A. Rothwell
Civet
Cat and
New Road
John Grosvenor
John Grosvenor Perfumer
Lane
Holborn
Perfaniet
Adendal-Fecer
Loscon
London Evening
To. Honestus
St's
London Bridge
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