Prince of Wales generosity to London poor acknowledged
A 1789 London Common Council meeting records unanimous thanks to the Prince of Wales for his timely charity to the city's poor. A 1739 council note reports the Prince’s gracious response, praising the city and ordering publication of the resolution and royal reply in daily papers.
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Royal Leonce and Taery Promenade Monthly Magazine Notice
An early 19th century magazine prospect announces a monthly issue titled Royal Leonce and Taery. It features an engraved frontispiece, a tale The Fair Maid of the Tain, a gilt pattern for a gentleman’s waistcoat, and a new song by a master. The January issue plans fashion, entertainment, and literary pieces dedicated to the Princesses. Subscriptions priced, with notices of engravings and decorative plates.
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Venereal Complaints Public Notice by Eastland Surgeon
R Eastland a member of the Corporation of Surgeons in London announces public cure claims for venereal and urinary disorders. He advertises rapid relief for urethral obstructions fistula and gonorrheal complications with a new practice claimed to be safer and more expeditious than prior methods.
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Lon. D.N
Snow-Hill
Regency talks and trade woes spell postwar tensions in London
London reports from Kew Palace and Carlton House detail Royal discussions on Regency terms as Parliament plans another prorogation after Feb 5. Meanwhile merchants warn of sharply reduced trade with Poland and Prussia as Dutch and Flemish competition rises, and coastal shipping data show ships entering and leaving amid uncertain subsidies and costs. The letter from Ostend notes open port activity, while Cork values the see and diocesan revenues are assessed.
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Wrestling and crime among London crowds in spring circuit notes
Report of the Spring Circuit meetings of judges and court divisions, a Paddington wrestling match between Ainslie and Reilly with the Hibernian winning, a Hyde Park fight leaving a jaw broken, a highway robbery near Epping, a bricklayer’s fatal fall, and local marriage notices including John Vickburn and Christopher Willoughby.
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Betweeen
Grain Prices and Market Rates Reported
Prices for various grains and staples listed with ranges in shillings and pence. Granites wheat oats barley malt peas and flour show shifts. beans and rape seed noted with per load or per stone terms. Bear Key market day context implied by the price board.
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Hops Hay and Straw Prices in Borough and Smithfield
Prices recorded for hops in the Borough show pockets from 61.185 to 71.16s and bags from 51.18s to 61.18s per cwt. Thursday in Smithfield lists hay from 31.10s to 91.123 and straw from 1s.0d to 21.2s per load.
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Meetings and Dividends of Estate Creditors Listed in Borough Notices
A notice item lists meetings of creditors at Guildhall and various locations including Broome Exon Fincham Gate-street glafemen and Haymarket hatter with times from morning to afternoon. Dividends of the effects of Po and W French Wapping ironmonger and other trades are scheduled at 10 and 1. Names include J Swackman G Cunningham Vanderkitte Webb Wilismis Fawnes Burn and Dickson with multiple addresses and trades in London and nearby areas.
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Croyds
Ap-Decary
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St. Martin's Court
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E. Wilismis
Southwark
Mason
Rit
J. Fawnes
Matt Smitheed
Skiner
D. Burn
Wapping
Fall Manor
Stock Prices and Percentages From Yesterday
Stock prices and percentage figures from yesterday appear with garbled text and scattered numbers. The readable items include mentions of "72 4-," "170%," and "per cent" along with partial company or product references and prices, set in a historical ledger-like format.
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