Public notices and trade changes in London and Hague
The London Gazette reports an extra duty on imported leather excluding Russian goods, plus bankruptcy and creditor notices across London, including names of tradesmen and dates. A grand royal progress in The Hague is described with illuminations, theatre plans, and balls.
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London Gazette
Copenhagen
Russia
Hague
Nowro
Prince and Princess of Orange
the Hague
Prince of
Prince of Orange
Old Court
Dublin bill aims to regulate trades and protect citizens
Fragmentary 1767 notice notes orders to bring in heads of a bill for better regulation of trades arts and manufactures and securing Dublin citizens freedom and rights. A later House of Commons report cites a gracious answer from the king delivered by the Speaker and read at the table.
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G.R
Sabbati
Henry Loftus
Commons of Ireland
Duke of Newcastle
Loic
North
Burington-street
Nice
Earl of
The
Bath
Guildhall
Sollie
St. Thomas's
Gokayne
Marijs
Dublin
Fréderick Campbell
Speaker
George R
House of Commons
Ireland
Transfer Books for Annuities Reopen in December 1767
Bank of England announces transfer books for 4 percent and Navy annuities will close December 2, 1767, to pay remaining principal and three months interest, with payments and warrants scheduled for December 26, 28, and January 6 1768, under acts of Parliament.
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Bank of England
George Iit
George II
Anhuities
Aid Navy
Free Grammar School of King Edward the Sixth Macclesfield
Governors of the Free Grammar School at Macclesfield announce an election for a Second Master to replace Mr Jones who resigns at Christmas. The salary now is forty pounds yearly and may rise later after leases expire. Applications with testimonials to Mr Atkinsor, Head Master, by December 21. Election on the Tuesday next after the 1st of January at ten in the forenoon.
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Petersburgh
Russia
Paris
Josepha
Nas
M. Hofty
Sieur Feydeau
M. de Meagnan
Pariament
Grenoble
Constantinople
Asia
Hartalimi
Aso
St. Malo
Liege
Sieur ‘Pfeffer
Philadelphia
Rowell
Hispaniola
Powell
Newbury
Beekhhina
Edward the Sixth
Macclesfield
County of Chester
Jones
Atkinsor
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