Livery Meeting at Moon Tavern Cheapside on Common Hall
A detailed report of the Livery of London meeting held Friday evening at Moon Tavern Cheapside. Chairman Bishop opens with a requisition to Lord Mayor Nash for a Common Hall to instruct Parliament’s representatives on Sawbridge’s motion to shorten parliamentary terms.
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Cheapside
Bishop
William Nash
City of London
London
Alderman Sawbridge
House of ‘Commons
Somers
Saxby
Sommers
House of Commons
Court of Common Council
Edridge
Nath
St. James’s
Fae
Nash
Richard the Second
Malpas
Withy
Hurford
Raincock
Stone
Common Council
Half Moon Tavern
N.B
Court of Common-council
Sammans
Mansion House
Stock Market Fragments Show Mixed Bond and Share Rates
The report lists varied stock and bond figures with multiple percent changes and classes. It notes entries like S. S. Stock at day’s clock, Old S. S. Ann., and Navy Bills with fractions such as 3 per cent and 4 per cent, reflecting irregular OCR greyscale data from a historical financial page.
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S. S. Ann
India
Samuel Lund Hatier Advertises Oil’d Silk Goods and Water Proof Hats
A period notice by Samuel Lund of Strand London promotes oil d Silk and linen coats and caps for rheumatism and gout, oil d Silk socks, and flannel for gout. New water proof hats and hunting gear touted under a Royal patent with promises of low terms and generous allowances to customers. He claims expertise as maker and manufacturer and notes discounts for orders.
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Samuel Lund
Southampton- Street
Strand
London
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Wales
Brunswick
Lord Rochford
Lord Barrington
Lord Townshend
Ireland
Duke of Cumberland
Luttrell
Middlesex
Grosvenor
Wiliam Naish
Dunkirk
Downs
Serene
England
Guildhall
Newgate Street
St. Bartholomew’school
Old Bailey
Pinner
Society of
College Youths
Messrs. Pack and Chapman
Whitechapel
Robert Turner
Holland
Constantinople
Siliftria
Moegzoen- Zede
Bodroen
Vienna
Ancona
Fan
Ragusa
Prevot
France
The
Hague
T. B. Kent
Sall
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J. Smeru