Court and Royal Affairs Move Toward Holland Voyage
Richmond reports on royal plans for the Prince of Orange with a Green-Cloth escort to attend his voyage to England. Details include the Princess Royal’s wedding being fixed, the Sunbury hunting scene, and various court appointments and public notices. The slice covers naval updates, and local trials, and confirms offices in Cambridge and circulation notes on markets and ships.
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Richmond
James’s
Holland
Prince of Orange
England
Thomas Wynne
Carnarvon
Houthold
London
Princess Royal
Hampton Court
Kew
Sunbury Common
Bushey-Park
Hampton-Court Green
Thames
Duke of Newcastle
Horatio Walpole
States General of
United Provinces
Harwich
M. Borck
Prussia
Lord Harrington
Clement Cottrell
Robert Walpole
Chelsea
John Hawkins
Pennans
Cornwall
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
Long
Thomas Woodward
Salisbury
Charles Howard
John Tench
Deceas
Somerby
Hampton Church
William Smith
Gotcher
Temple-Bar
Sheriffs of
Newgate
Hungerford
Exeter
Devon
John Reynes
Ely
Ashourton
True Pouxhon Spa Water Lands for Sale in London
On October 12 1733 a shipment arrives aboard the Neptune bringing true Pouxhon Spa Water in full and half flasks. Henry Eyre purveyor to Her Majesty will land the waters next Monday and offer them at standard prices from Eyre’s warehouses near Temple Bar the Golden Canister in Duke Street St James's and Corbet Court Gracechurch Street.
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London
Neptune
Pouxhon Spa
Prince of Liege
Henry Eyre
St. James’s
Corbet Court
Grace-church-street
Lost Blood Bay Gelding From Kirkby-Mallory Park
A six year old blood bay hunting breed gelding, about 15 and a half hands, with a small star and near-fore white, black mane and tail, left the Park of Sir Edward Noel Bart in Leicestershire on October 5. Reward of one guinea plus reasonable charges offered by Mr. Grant of Kirkby-Mallory for information leading to recovery.
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Edw
Noel, Bart
Kirkby-Mallory
Leicestershire
Grant
Lost Diamond Ring Ad Offers Five Guineas Reward
An old notice seeks the return of a two brilliant diamond ring weighing seven grains, found between Pall Mall and Haymarket. Reward of five guineas offered to the finder who delivers it to Mr Popple in Middle Scotland Yard Whitehall.
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Lambe
Pall-Mall
Popple
Wood
Scotland-yard
Whitehall
Shajl
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Perry
Blackwall
East India Company
Gilbert
Duke of Dorset
Ireland
Torrington
Parry
Guinea
St. John
James Cuthbert
Stockholm
Anhout
Cattegate
Gottenburgh
Mesfina
Packer
John Holman
Nassau
Bristol
Leghorn
Messina
Scylla
Keene
St. Idelfonfo
Havanna
É&C
Portugal
Seville
South Sea
India