Smugglers' Tricks At Sea Interfered By Bold Officer
Narration recalls a man at sea using a disguised ship to trade with two Castle-Haven boats posing as custom officers they offer to sell brandy and tobacco at fixed prices after agreeing the officer seizes the goods and captures the two frauds then plans to deliver them to Col Towfon. A third boat repeats the scheme as the rogue aims for more liquor. Osborne of Gray's Inn plans sale of a 40 year book collection once owned by Thomas Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle-Haven
Guinea
Col. Towfon
Osborne
Gray’s Inn
Thomas Richardson
Aldersgate-street
Deceas
Diseases and Casualties This Week Record
A weekly ledger lists diseases with counts such as Consumption 58 and Drownd in a Vessel 1, plus causes like overlaid deaths totaling 558 burials. Mortalities split by sex show 289 males and 269 females, with burials rising by 48 this week. Trading notes include South Sea stock at 82 and various annuities, bank figures, and bond premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
South Se
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Milton Bank
York Buildings
Royal Exchange
London
Welch Disco Rl
Sermons for the Press at Oxford by Ermons
William Stephens compiles Ermons sermons to be published in two volumes for his family. Subscriptions are open until the work is printed, with lists of subscribers to be delivered to Mrs. Gertrude Stephens in Plymouth or to William Banister in London or Mr. Herbert Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ermons
William Stephens
Exeter College
St. Andrew’s
Plymouth
Jonn Conyvbear
Christ Church
Gertrude Stephens
William Banister
Stalloper
Strand
London
Herbert Beaver
Debating Seventh Day Sabbath Claims Next Sunday Evening
A local disputation note states Rev. Mr. Henley favors the First Day as more known than the Seventh from Creation. The challenger announces a dispute next Sunday at six o'clock to refute Henley’s arguments using solar and lunar eclipses to argue the Seventh Day's precedence.
Anatomy Lectures By Nicnotts At Old Fifth Street
At the Druggist's Laboratory Old Fift street on Wednesday November 6 at five in the evening a course of anatomy will be begun. The lectures will illustrate the economy of the animal and the dependance of pathology prognostics and therapeutics on anatomy, including blood medicines and midwifery. By Fr Nicnotts M D C M L S and F R S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Nicnotts
M.D. C.M.L.S
F.R.S
Lead and Copper Mines Sought for Lease in Cumberland and Yorkshire
Several veins of lead coal and copper have been found in Millom Cumberland. Lease prospects open with William Hudlestone of Millom Castle as chief lord. Hudlestone also lord of Cutherstone and Harderthwait near Bernard Castle Yorkshire with lead mines. Applications to lease are invited to Lansdale attorney at Bernard Castle for terms.
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Millom
Cumberland
William Hudlestone
Millom Castle
Hudlestone
Cutherstone
Harderthwait
Bernard Castle
Yorkshire
Lansdale
Bernard- Castl
General Dictionary volume issue on Bayle translation and Bacon lives
The notice promotes the seventh number of the second volume of a General Dictionary Historical and Critical from October. It includes a new Bayle translation and the Life of Roger Bacon with other rare articles not previously printed. Authors Barnard Birch Lockman and others promise further memoirs and requests for assistance.
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Myr. Bayle
Roger Bacon
Lord Bacon
Mr. Bayle
Paris
Great Britain
Ireland
Bayle
John Peter Barnard
Thomas Birch
Forn Lockman
G. Strahan
J. Clarke
T. Hatchett
Cornhill
J. Gray
Poultry
J. Batley
Paternoster Row
T. Worrall
J. Shuckburgh
Fleetstreet
J. Wilcox
A. Millar
C. Corbett
Strand
T. Osborne
Gray’s
New-built Brick-House Inn Advertised at Wimbleton
Tote LETT offers a new brick house with yard and stables near Wimbleton. Located three miles from Kingston five from Croydon and eight from London. Inquiry through Mr Hopkins in Laimbare Street or Mr William Collins at Wimbleton.
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Tote Lett
Wimbleton
Surrey
Kingston
Croydon
London
Twercy Hofes
C. Emjuire
Hopkins
Laimbare-street
Port-Offes
William Collins
Advertisement for John Moore Worm Medicines in Leadenhall Market
Oct 1 1734 an advertisement by John Marshal, Cordwainer of Leadenhall Market, reports his son suffering long with belly and thigh pains and diarrhea from a joint worm. After using John Moore’s medicines, a large flat worm and many smaller ones were expelled. The notice directs where to obtain the remedies and features Moore’s seal and Worm-Powders inscription, warning against counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereas
John Marshal
Cord. Wainer
Leadenhall-Market
F[ohn Moore
Lawrence-Pountney
Laney
Cannon- Street
Joan Moor
N.B
Joan Moorke
Byfield
This Day I Publish’d Historical Register Third Year 1734
The Historical Register reports impartial transactions both civil and military with a chronological diary of births marriages deaths removals promotions and notable parentages. Sold by S Nevite and others, price 1s. per part, continuing quarterly from July 1714.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevite
Oki Baily
Ludgace
E. Nutt
Royal Exchange
R. Gostino
Fleetstreet
D. Brown
J. Stace
Westminster Hall
George
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Craig’s Court
Charing-Cross
Royal Society
Francis Jefferies
Bible and Crown
Ludgate-street
Compleat
Gul. Innys
R. Manby
Car Rivingtor, Bibliopolas Londinenses
France
Vandergucht
Gaul
Lewis XIV
Father Daniét
Pere Dandel
Flittory
D. Browne
Black Swan
Scone-Heng
Jones
Charlton and Webb
Gordon
Scotland
Nort
England
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