East-India House Notice on Bond Renewal and Exchange Terms
East-India House informs Directors resolution to pay principal and interest due on all bonds bearing more than three percent interest. From March next, such bonds cease accruing. present holders may exchange for new bonds at six percent annual interest after November. Interest on three and a half percent bonds due in March will be paid when exchanged for new bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East-India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East- Indies
Aid Company
Leadenhall-street
Shires
George
Goffee
Devereux-Court
Temple-Bar
N.B
Perfon Hha
London
Hats and Fashion Hats at the Golden Angel Cranbone Alley
Notice to ladies and others of quality about a wide selection of wav'd curled feathered and plain hats in various sizes for Misses and gentlewomen offered by maker James Mothersale at the Golden Angel Cranbone Alley corner of Leicester Fields. Wares include turnery wares at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mothersale
Golden Angel
Cranbone Alley
Leicester Fields
Silk and Gown Warehouse Sale in New Round Court Strand
To be sold cheap at the Silk and Gown Warehouse in New Round Court Strand. Morning gowns and banyans of Scotch plad, rich brocade silks, Worstead Bamask, damasks, silks, and satins. Quilted coats, sulks, suttings, lustrings, Persians, Calimancees. Short velvet hoods four shillings sixpence, long velvet hoods thirteen shillings, scarlet store cloaks sixteen shillings, cloth mantles at one pound forty-five shillings, with black silks and mourning fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tole
Silk and Gown
Round-Court
Strand
Norwich
London Magazine September 1792 edition details debates and portents
The London Magazine for September 1796 prints parliamentary debates and naval estimates with speeches by notable figures, the Greenwich Hospitals account, and the sinking fund. It lists the trial and execution of Capt Porteous in Scotland and offers weekly essays, poetry, and a catalog of books, bound for TP. Aftley at the Rose near St Paul’s, with sets available for prior months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Magazine
Feleék
J. B
Morion
Greenwich
Porteous
Scotland
St. Paul's
Gentleman's Magazine September 1736 full of varied content
The issue advertises extensive content across sections: Parliament proceedings and debates, naval funding, pensions, and elections. original letters on A P s Version. essays on diverse topics including manners and geometry. poetry, verse, and epigrams. theological points and memoirs. a Chronicle, foreign affairs, deaths and births, and a register of books. Printed by B Cave at St John's Gate and sold by town booksellers.
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Porceous
Gentleman’s Magazine
House of Commons
Pan
Navy
Sir CE
OFS
Ge Againskie
Iy Pett
Loraé
Greenwich
A. P
D. Damifels
Craftman
Church of England
Rome
Himslf
Cape
Iftshead
Poxteous
Dutver
Jacks
Bull
Mortassey
Boo
Stevanus Upsam
B. Cave
St. John’s Gate
Town
Comusy
Public notice of a medicinal claim and testimonials
An advertisement touts a universal medicine for a fever distemper claiming faster relief and cures by perspiration and urine. It lists numerous notable supporters and places in London such as St James's Park Gracechurch Street Finch Lane Cornhill Spittlefields Bishopsgate Catherine Street and Duke Street seeking inquiries each morning or between four and six in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Ashley
St. James’s Park
William Sheldon
Gracechurch-street
Hart
The
Temple
Henry Davi
Finch-Jane
Cornhill
Dalbiac
Spittlefields
Peter Burton
Bishopsgate-street Wirthour
Hincuirre
Fountain-court
Strand
SaizTon
Laceman
Round-court
Sera
NSB
Drv
XYLEOPATRA Weekly Novellist Vol edition details
Publication announces the fifth number of XYLEOPATRA a celebrated romance and the weekly novellist. It lists prices per number volumes a new Atlantis edition with a key at the bottom of each page and notes forthcoming Christmas finish and calf binding. Also advertised are subscriptions and a 1736 court calendar with a descent of the Saxon ducal family and a book of wedding sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vol. I. I
N. B
Atalantis
Bond
J. Watson
Wardrobe-Court
Great Carsers Lane
Vurious
Saxe-Gotha
Ernest II
The Sacred Book of The Op and New Testament Volumes
An 18th century notice announces a projected multi volume sacred book with annotations from Gratius Lightfoot Poole and others. It details weekly parts printed at Fleet Street and subscriptions from R Pease and S Nevill and various booksellers across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratius
Lightfoot
Poole
Calimer
Patrick
le Clerc
Locké
Bur
Kier
Henry
Pearse
Samuel
Humphreys
Eigg
Fellars
Couasry
Evans
Bristol
Phars
Exeter
Collins
Salisbury
Price
Glaxcetter
Townlog
Barkhamness
Kedwondine
Nose Wich
Boad
Coolchester
Moaffesher
Bogke Fejlergan Town
Gouyiy
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Michael Newnam
Hatton-Garden
Temple Exchange
Fleet-Grees
Matthew Blakiston
One Tun
Princed
Samuel Birt
Balin
Mary- Lane
Oxford
Ottavo
Scarevelius
Ufe
LF A
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