Royal notices and deaths in a London letter from 18th century
A long London letter reports royal gifts to Princess of Orange and offices awarded to officials, deaths including Mr. Garth and Mr. James, Bath and Exeter notices, and trials. It notes a general Council at Kensington, a fleet planned for spring, and travels of Princess Amelia. Also covered are naval movements, bids, elections for St Bartholomew lectures, church appointments, and various royal and political dispatches across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess of Orange
John Smith
Allitant
Aldborough
Suffolk
Crab
Osvorne
Bath
Edw. James
Glocester
Goo
Ms. Hyett
Charles Hyett
Kensington
Amelia
Mr. Villiers
Mr. Cantillom
Gerard van Neck
Efj
East-India Company
Dennis Dutrey
Hillary Reneu
Bourdeaux
France
England
Prince of Orange
Barns
Thomas Fennison
Hanicellor
Oxford
Charles Lord Talbot
Board of Admiralty
Salisbury
Treasury
Anne King
Exchequer
Deceas
Italy
Capt. Hales
Sir John Hales
Tunstal
Kent
Countess of Litchfield
Staremberg
Eorperor
Diseases and Casualties This Week Report
A weekly listing shows diseases with counts for consumption convulsions fevers small pox and other ailments plus numerous accidental and suicide deaths. Burials total 464 with 94 fewer burials that week. Financial items include South Sea annuities bank rates and insurance figures with dividends and premiums listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
British Subjects Seek Restitution Over 1721 22 French Detentions
Gentlemen who went to Paris about two years ago to seek restitution of effects arbitrarily detained from British subjects by the visa tied to the Mississippi System in France during 1721 and 1722 are urged to send a line to Mr C F at the Flor and Feathers in Dean's Court near St Pauls. They will be informed where to write to and a meeting will be arranged to discuss proper methods for exposing the wrongdoing and securing redress from the ministers of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campain
Count de Merci
Parma
Marshal Broglio
Guastalla
Hincknowle
Viscount Fauconberg
Howe
Bethnal-Green
Nathaniel Hodges
King George
Founders Hall
Stepney
Bath
Queen Square
Edmund Hutchinson
Bristol
Kingsbury
Warwickshire
John Cotton
James-street
Covent Garden
James Radcliff
Earl of Derwentwater
William Ogborne
Fryars
Ireland
Horse
Foot
Dragoons
Great Britain
Edinburgh
Mackay
Kingston
Laurence
Old Baily
John Butler
Lucas
Red-lyon-street
Clerkenwell
Elizabeth Pugh
Richard Ward
Capt
Fell
Barbadoes
St. Christopher’s
Betty
John Perkins
Marblehead
Oporto
Faulkland
Leigh
Dragon
Bell
Mermaid
Crawford
Jamaica
Smith
Brooks
Toll
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Paris
France
C. F
Dean’s Court
St. Paul's
Notice to Gentlemen and Trades at William Grays Curler
Notice to all gentlemen builders and carpenters that the remainder of the ironmonger's and brazier's stock is sold at prime cost. The sale is upstairs at William Gray's Curler against Southampton Street in the Scrand with allowances for parcel buyers. Attendance from ten o'clock to five in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gray
Southampton Street
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Duke of Cambridge
Durell
Rotterdam
Streights
Holland
Berlin
N.S
Konigfz
Vienna
M. de Maillebois
Mirandola
Dantzick
Amsterdar
South Sea
Sparks Sea
New South Sea
Hank
Prem. Inilia
York
Royal Exchange Asfurance
London
Asfurance
Welch Ditto
India
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