Georgia Trustees Encourage Hiring Foreign Servants
Extract from Gravesend notes and Georgia news recounts Indians Tomo Chachi and chiefs and their voyage to Georgia aboard the Prince of Wales, with friendly reception in England and eagerness to return home while pledging support to English settlers. Also reports on Barbadoes grand sessions, murders, bail for Theophilus Perry, and financial market snippets including South Sea and Bank securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streights
Calais
Gravesend
Tomo Chachi
Mico
Yamacraw
cSénauki
Topanahowl
Prince of Wales
Georgia
England
Mr. Oglethorpe
Saltzburghers
Barbadoes
Bridge-Town
Joseph Savoury
John
William Lock
Gelasius MacMahon
William Perry
Theophilus Morris
John Lawrence
Thomas Keeling
Perry
Nacely Ring
Roocol
A Curious 1734 Patent Medicine Ad and Crime Notices
An 1734 broadside advertises Mr John Moore’s worm medicines and gratefully cites George Lindsay’s cure of skin illness, with warnings about counterfeit powders and sellers. It also reports a gold watch theft near the French Play-house, a reward, and a petition to creditors of Edward Nicholas to prove debts by a set date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Lindsay
Marygold-Court
Exeter- Exchange
Strand
John Moore
Lawrence - Pountney
S- Lane
Cannon-street
Winnefe
Geo. Linpsayr
N.B
Joan Mooke
Byfield
hay-Market
Daniel Quare
Hoare
Fleettreet
Gircuft
Rupertstreet
St. James’s
Property Sale Under High Court Decree at Witney
Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery before James Lightbound one of the Masters the sale concerns a large stone messuage with a malt-house yard garden orchard and a two acre pasture close at Witney Oxfordshire valued at about 241 yearly and occupied by Marriott Higgins Dawson Carter Day and Hooper. Details may be obtained at the Master’s Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nicholas
Westhersley
County of Surrey
Deceas
High Court of Chancery
Samuel Burroughs
Chancery Lane
James Lightbound
Witney
Oxfordshire
Marriott
John Higgins
Thomas Dawson
Thames Carter
Wiliam Day
History of Church and State in Scotland Volume I
This Day is published the First Volume in Folio of Pe History of the Affairs of Church and State in Scotland from the Beginning of the Reformation under James V to Mary Queen of Scots retreat to England in 1568. Taken from public records and authentic vouchers. Edinburgh: Stewart Summer. London: Thomas Longman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
James V
Mary
England
Edinburgh
George Stewart
Alexander Summer
Thomas Longman
Peternofter
Row
London
This Day Is Published Excellency and Beauty of the Church
A publication promoting the Church of England in three parts argues its doctrine rites and ceremonies are warranted by Scripture early church writings reason and experience. It is marketed as necessary for families and printed for the author with sellers including Austin in St Paul’s Churchyard Norwich and Haliday in Great Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Bishop Burnet
Anne
Great Britain
Ireland
Church of England
Austin
Angel and Bible
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Carlos Norwich
G. Haliday
Great Yaybourh
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South Sea
Thalf
Bank
Prom
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Welch
Werminster
Tomo Chacut
Micho
King
TopaNnanow
Faber
Verelft
Boston
Harses
Tolen
Richard Phillips
Carmarthen
South Wales
Henry Middleton
Whitney
George On Snown-hill
Goswell-street
Old Fish-street
Nic Horrs
M.D. C.M.L.S
F. B.S
County of
Cambridge
Sheriffe
Exeter Exchange
Fountain Tavern
Trand
Wimbleton
Surrey
Wimbletonshire
Martin Road
James Hopkins
Lombard-Street
William Collins
Dawson
Palegon
Chanefé
P. Bouver
P. Gaublin
Royal Society
Tirus
Jerusalem
Tacitus
Josephus
Julian
Amm
Marcelinus
Sykes
Christ
Richard Ware
Amen-Cornerz
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