East India Company General Court of Directors Notice
The Court of Directors of the East India Company issues a notice for a General Court at Leadenhall Street on April 8 to bless the election of six directors for four years. Voting rules require ownership of stock amounts, with 1000 pounds for one vote, 2000 pounds for two votes, 3000 pounds for three votes, and 10,000 pounds for four votes, and voting restricted to stockholders in their own name.
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East-India-House
United Company of Merchants of
England
East-Indies
Leadenhallftrett
Elizabeth
James
Crouds
Charles
Denly
York
Thomas Fairfax
County of
Thomas
Fairfax
Brentford Bridge
Spain
Mako
Property Auctions In Devon Northampton And Middlesex
Multiple 18th century land auctions announced: Evers Estates at Church Staunton near Honiton comprising three farms and 133 acres with dwellings and outbuildings to be sold by Mr John Roper at the Golden Lion Inn Honiton. Freehold estate Moulton Park near Northampton with mansion, farm land totaling about 452 acres to be sold at the Peacock Inn Northampton. Also freehold land parcels in Stanwell Colnbrooke and Staines with a moiety of tithes, inquiries through Pickering Lincoln's Inn fields and Mr Pickering. Richard Tayte oversees the Honiton farm. details from Messrs Ward Muffendine Andree and Willis. sales dates listed as the 27th instants with times varying.
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John Roper
Golden Lion-Inn
Ir. Honiton
Everal Estates
Churchenford
Church Staunton
Taunton
Honiton
Exeter
London
Peacock
Northampton
Moulaton Park
M.I.D
Stanwell
Mar Colnbrooke
Staines
Pickering
Great Queenstreet
Lincoln
s-Ian
Fields
N.B
The Remembrancer and Impartial Repository record XXVIII
A historical parliamentary register entry notes Mr Hartley and Lord North among speakers on supplies and rum contracts. It covers East India affairs, African committee petitions, servants tax debate, and Board of Trade resolutions. Published for Almon and Bew, with plates of Ticonderoga.
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S&s
Hartley
Lord North
Rathleigh
Dempster
Colonel Barre
Col. Barré
Bayly
James Cockburn
George Germaine
Governor Johnstone
G. Rous
H. Mackworth
Mr. Townsend
Wombwell
Fox
Gen. Conway
Burke
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Macdonald
Gentlemen of the
African Committee
Charles Bunbury
Mr. Vyner
Mr. Townshend
G. Yonge
Mr. Fox
Mr. Luttrell
Bamber Gascoyne
Board of Trade
Almon
Burlington House
Piccadilly
J. Bew
Paternofter-row
Je Sewell
Cornhill
Ticonderoga
J. Almon
Burling
J. Sewell
Corrbill
Royal travel and political observations from a London period piece
A long reflective piece critiques royal conduct and audience relations, recounts anecdotes of Charles I’s alleged pride at York, and describes crashes and byways of 18th century travel. It cites privateering events, naval actions, and European dispatches with numerous named ships, places, and figures.
Howe seen with fleet near London in July visions
Information reports that on the seventh of July Lord and General Howe were seen with the fleet. They appeared to steer with disputed visions in the vicinity of London.
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Howe
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Mahon
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Norris
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Walker
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Morocco
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