European Trade Fears Amid Dutch Tariff Disputes
A pamphlet summary discusses how the Netherlands under the House of Austria faces trade pressures from France and Russia, risking Dutch commerce and prosperity. Reports from M. de Dieu and Count de Maldeghen outline objections to tariff plans, while a father and son’s commentary on the European race coins strange visions of power and doom. Shipping prices and financial instruments like South Sea stock are listed alongside the European rage print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
States General
United Provinces
Netherlands
House of Austria
France
Holland
M.de Dieu
Hague
Count de Maldeghen
Brussels
Broiles
Mynhbeer
X¢gynardneak
C.M
Tower of London
Newport Pagnell Races Purse Schedule at Bury Field Bucks
The notice details racing events on Bury Field Newport Pagnell on Tuesday 26 with a ten pound purse for horses never past 20 guineas, ponies on Wednesday 25 for silver spurs and weight rules, and Thursday 28 for a twelve pound purse with 25 shillings entrance. Entries open at Sarazen’s Head, with fees and subscriptions required. strict attendance and licensing conditions apply to participants and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport-Pagnel
Bury Field
Newport- Pagnell
Bucks
Northampton
Sarazen’s Head
Newport
Smith
Hexter
Bary- Field
Lambourne
Berks
Lord Craven
Finchley Races set for Finchley Common in Middlesex
Three horse races scheduled on Finchley Common from Monday to Wednesday. Entrances set by various sponsors with weights and conditions for each plate. Disputes to be settled by three subscribers. tents and booths require a five shillings subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchley
Finchley Common
Middlesex
Jefg Chan
Tco
Granddaughter of Edward Gale Sought for Ancestral Claim
An old notice invites that if Anne Brown daughter of Edward Gale formerly of London and glazier now alive or dead, details to Mrs. Price at the Crown Tavern Ludgate Hill. If alive in 1729 she may have married a Dublin soldier named Granham. Rewards offered for information on her death or whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Brown
Edward Gale
London
Charles Price
Crown Tavern
Ludgate-Hid
Merchant-Taylorss Company
Queen-street
Thames-street
George North
Merchant-Taylors Hall
Michaelmas
Pinnor Woodhouse
Pinnor
Watford
Middlesex
Henry Lovett
George Campbell
Lancaster-Court
Strand
Mr. North
Merchant-Taylors- Hall
Wand
Littleton
Robbery at Croydon Parish Church Seeks Informants
Croydon parish church in Surrey report of theft on a night between Wednesday and Thursday, 6th or 9th instant, missing about thirty Common Prayer Books and Bibles. Reward of ten guineas offered to anyone who exposes the culprit or accomplices to the churchwardens of the old parish. Names appearing across several books include Osborn, Meager, Heathfield, Smith, Chapman, Harmony Walker, Powel, Champion, Partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azhereas
Croydon
Surrey
Ros. Ostorn
Peano Mancetet
Osborn
Barge Offered for Sale by City Bailiff Inquiry
The city will sell its Eighteen-Our barge to the highest bidder. Edward Le Neve, esq, water bailiff, in Scho-Square, is the contact for inquiries about the sale terms and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward le Neve
Scho-Square
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South Sea
New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Mine Adventure
Robert Weale
Worcester
Atreehold
Thomas Martyn
Chanc Cery Lane
Bream
Dane Heale
Joseph Heale
Uxbridge
Daniel Talbur
Thomas Stagg
Red-Croft-street
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