French Plans and British Reactions in Dutchy Affairs
Reports describe French efforts to secure possession of the Dutchies from the Prince of Sulzbach, with Britain and the States General opposing entry of French troops. Observers note Sweden and Denmark subsidies advancing, and Ramisp warns of Sweden increasing troops. London notices record mourning orders and consular appointment, with South Sea and other securities trading details included.
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Prince of
M. St. Severin
Stockholm
Great Britain
M.ramipf
Sweden
Tole LETT Advertises Furnished Workshops in London
An advertisement announces immediately available workshops for a term of years or at will in Paul's Court and Huggin Alley Wood Street. Repaired and lit, suitable for lapidary or silversmith and other trades needing good lighting. Inquiries directed to Mr. Jamies Hopkins in Lombard Street near the General Post Office.
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Paul's Court
Huggin-Alley
Wood-street
Jamies Hopkins
Lombard-street
Brown-Bay Mare Stolen Near Northwich Cheshire
A brown bay mare five years old, about x5 hands high, with a small star and saddle marks, a long beefom tail, and a lump on the outside leg between the footlock and knee, is reported stolen from Richard Bresley of Northwich. A reward of two guineas is offered upon recovery to Edward Holmes of Lichfield, Mr. Barber of Scone, Mr. Banks of Daintry, or Bresley.
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Richard Bresley
Northwich
Cheshire
Edward Holmes
Litchfield
Barber
Scone
Banks
Daintry
Davis
For Sale Large Freehold House on Bond Street End
To be sold a large built freehold house at the upper end of Bond Street near Mead's Court. A second back set of apartments is added from Mead's Court. Ground rent 81 per annum for 1009 years. Burlington's Gardens view and a strong tenant under a lease expiring in five years at 1701 per annum. Enquire of Mr. Swift Craven Street Strand near Charing Cross.
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Olt Bond-street
Mead’s Court
Burlington
England
Swift
Craven-street
Strand
Chafilig
Debtors sought for Estate of John Hayward of Holbourn Bridge
Mrs. Anne Hayward administratrix requires all creditors of LL Perris and the late John Hayward to pay debts to Mr. Keene at Renner Street St James's before January first or face prosecution. Those with claims should file accounts with Mr. Keene to obtain satisfaction. The Holbourn Bridge house with improvements is for lease and sale of stock and utensils is to be conducted. enquire Mr. Keene for details.
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LL Perris
John Hayward
Holbourn Bridge
London
Deceas
Anne Hayward
Keene
Atcorney
Renner Street
St. James’s
Hay War
Hayward
Holbourn-Bridge
Leafe
Parsonage estate for sale or letting at Lady-day
Historical notice offers Freehold estate comprising Parsonage House Barn and lands with 110 plus acres, glebe, cow commons and mead rights, priced per annum values ranging to 110 pounds with quit rent. Enquiries directed to Bowles at Hanney Parsonage Souchby Abingdon Prince and Greenway in London courts.
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Salisbury
William Bowles
Hanney
Berks
Richard Souchby
Prince
Abingdon
Randolph Greenway
Thaves Inn
Holbourn
London
London Magazine November 1737 Debates on Fund Interest
The London Magazine for November 1737 presents debates on empowering the king to open books to subscribe and reduce public funds interest to 2 percent, with speeches by prominent MPs and nobles. It notes related October contents on Chelsea Hospital, sinking fund, and South Sea Company topics, and advertises bound sets and single months for sale.
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London
Gentleman’s Magazine
Chelsea Hospital
Mario
South-Sea Company
T W le
Rte
D—N
Morion
J—n
T. Astley
Se. Paul's
Compleac
General Dictionary Volume Nine Includes Lives of Laud and Birch
Historic volume announces publication with royal licence. Includes lives of Laud, Lee, Leibnitz, Leland, Lenfant and Ledley, Leti, L Estrange, Lightfoot, Lilburn, Lilly, Lister and Littleton among others. Notices translations and corrections from Paris edition, with many new lives.
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Laud
Lee
Leibnitz
Leland
Lenfant
Mr. Eagle
Paris
Great Britain
Ireland
Bayle
John Peter Barnard
Thomas Birch
Joly Lockman
G. Scrahan
J. Clarke
Cornhill
J.gray
Poultry
J. Batley
J. Wood
Parernotter Row
J. Shackburgh
G.corbet
G. Hawkins
Fleet-street
J.wilcox
A. Millar
de Strand
T. Offorne
Gray’s-lnn
Brindley
New Bond Street
C. Ward
R. Chandler
Temple-Bar
Scarbrough
J. Bettenham
E. Cave
St. John’s Gate
Ledley
Leti
L’estrange
Lightfoot
Col
Lilburn
Lily
Lilly
Limbordh
Lister
Littleton
Adam Littleton
Lladg
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Whitehall
George Jackson
Genoa
John Bagshaw
South Sea
New South Sea
Prem
India
Royal Exchange
Mine Adventure
Exchequer
Walthamslow
Essex
Richard Garrard
Carshalton
Pureys
John Wheeler
Basinghallreet
Mortimer-Hall
Dan ‘Airy i
Hornbin
Worshipful Company of Coopers
Webber
Coopers Hall
Basinghall Street
Wigan
Ludgate-street
Jernegan
N. B
Bisliotheca HisTorico-Sacka
Medan
Thomas Broughton
Temple Church
Stephen Ansten Ac’ de Angel
St Paul’s Church-Yard
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