An Assault on Hart and a Global Diplomatic Patchwork
Fragmented report narrates a sentence to stand in the pillory at Charing Cross and Covent Garden, a 13s 4d fine, and three years of good behaviour. It also covers Capri-like dispatches: Corsican exploits, Genoese armistice, Parma artillery transfers, Corsican rebels, and a Dantzick letter on a Polish constitutional debate amid European power shifts. It notes Naples news of Don Carlos appointing Corfini, Prince of the Pope, as Grandee and Viceroy, and various European court intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Charing-Croft
Covent-Garden
Lawrence
Kingston
Thames
Francfort
Duke of
Wirtemberg
Don Carlos
Spain
Genoa
Corsica
Signor Pinelli
Republick
Parma
Duke de Montemar
Mirandola
Italy
Paris
de Noailles
Dantzick
Europe
Latin
Warsaw
Poland
Konigsberg
Hungary
Sigismond the
Sweden
Augustus
Saxony
Diseases and Casualties This Week in London
Aghes and deaths listed by disease with totals for males and females. Burials rose by 52 that week, with age breakdowns from under two to ninety and up. A parliamentary order from 1735 fixes bread weights and loaf types for bakers in the City of London and liberties.
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London
South Sea Stock and Annuities Opening Prices Recorded
Yesterday figures show South Sea Stock at 867 halfpence with Ss 9 Eths and South Sea Annuities at 106, New South Sea Annuities 108, Bank 142, New Bank Circulation 2s 6d premium, India 157 1 half, Three per Cent Annuities 96, Royal Exchange Assurance 98 3 qrs, London Assurances 123 qrs at the Opening. York Buildings 2, African ry r half English Copper 21 2s, Welch ditto. Books shut. South Sea Bonds 31 11 3, Prem India ditto 5 2s, Three per Cent ditto gl. ditto. Sale Tallies 3 5 8ths, ditto.
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South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Togg
London Assurances
York Buildings
Welch
Prem
Ditto
Almanacks for 1736 Published at Stationers Hall
A notice states many almanacks for the year 1736 will be published together at Stationers Hall on Tuesday the 25th of November.
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Stationers Hall
Epsom Downs November Plates for Handicap Races
At Epsom Downs in Surrey on the 13th 14th and 15th of November next three Plates are planned. First a Give and Take Purse of fifteen pounds for horses mares or geldings never winning above the specified amount, with weights and heats described. Second a twenty five pound purse for those never winning above the stated sum, carrying eleven stone. Third a twenty pound purse for those never winning above the sum, carrying ten stone. Entries due seven days before the first Plate with at least three horses to start per plate. Prizes: first one and a half guineas or three at the post. second two and a half or four and a half at the post. third two or four at the post. Plates to be run under contributing stables and judged by the majority present in the chair.
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Epsom
Epsom Downs
Surrey
Smiths
State of Souls treated as an Epistolary Rebuttal
This Day is published a volume printed in 8vo with 5s bound, presenting an Epistolary Treatise arguing that the Punishments of the Wicked are not finite. It includes a large Introduction from natural religion and 24 Dialogues distinguishing true Virtue from its pretenders, noting corrections of conscience and religious prejudice. Published by A. Millar near St Clement’s Church.
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N. B
A. Millar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthor
France
Lithuania
Stanislaus
Madrid
Marquess de Vaugrenant
Don Joseph
Patinho
Nitay
Mantua
Marquess de Vasigrenant
Mannias
la Plain
Cologn
Germany
Mount-Royal
King’s Theatre
Maesty
William Birdseye
Ridgmont
Bedford
Agnes Bass
Kempston
Michaelmas
Ambrose Reddal
Thomas Reddal
Joseph Daniel
Richard Reddal
Doctors Commons
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