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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 07, 1760

Page

2

Assembly at Merchant Seamen Office on Royal Exchange

An assembly of many gentlemen subscribers to the yearly donation fund met at the Merchant Seamen Office on the Royal Exchange to renew subscriptions due to support British forces in Germany and aid the relief of the wounded. The event featured toasts to the King, mentions of weather impacts, and notes on public celebrations and regional reactions across England.

Royal Exchange Igentlemen Germany Wells Im Somierfershire Somerset Militia Charles Kembys Tynte Thomas’ Prowle Twosworthy Migjetty Stockholm Pruffia Bern Eenich Vind Italy Marshal Broglio Robert Scott Aldgate Ward Epping-forest Epping J. Carey Custom House Herald Tottery England Lord Bute Lord Downe Earl of Job Amou Salopy Clive Aids Hill Sthe Michael

Fragmented enactment of a public tribute in archaic prose

The readable text presents a classical meditation on time and loss, invoking a Bible verse about occasions to birth and death. It references tearful duty toward the great and good who held high offices, implying a ceremonial mourning or commemorative mood without detailing concrete events or names.

Ailing Monarch and a Nation's Grief in Jamaica

A fragmented royal tribute discusses a recent loss to the throne, praising the late king's heavenly attributes and urging unity. It extols the successor as a native prince deserving loyalty and vows to uphold wise councils and just war aims. It ends with an ad for Jamaica rum, brandy, arrack, and related goods from the Punch House and Charles Wenman at the Royal Exchange.

Gilory Dom Mog Jy Alfies Sis Giust Ingafires Esa Majjesty Jamaica Charles Wenman Royal Exchange Calliss

Gentlemen to wait on Merchants Address in Cornhill

In London the gentlemen intend to wait on His Majesty with the Address of the Merchants of London. They are desired to be in their coaches near Cornhill this day at half past ten to form the processions under City Marshals directions. The chairman will move from the Royal Exchange Admiralty Office.

Ee Patel Treland Royal Gocietye Endeavo Peta Souley-street Eistone England Gourfe Clements Church Mn Morley Arhahda Shaw Sarah Scott Panna Barton George Vulture Cornhill Salisbury George the Eleé Princess Dowager of Wales Canterbury Maidstone- Gaol James Bett Jacob Miller John M*donald Edward Huft Cambridge Sedgwick Queen’s College St. Clement’s Eastcheap London Pr. Sandby Magdalen College Fonthe Yeqrenfuing UCH Royal’ Exchange Admiralty Office Buckingham Deptford J. Clevland

Right Hou: the Lordi Aa of the Treasury paying Half Pay

Notice from Navy Office inviting naval officers entitled to half pay to attend on a specified November morning to receive their money and certificates. It states attending officers may bring proofs of employment, subscribe to the test, and take oaths. attorneys may be used to collect pay if officers fail to attend.

Navy Office Treasury Payson Nagis

Proposals Sought for Freight of Goods and Passengers

The committee invites attendance with proposals from owners or masons for freight of goods and passengers to Cape Cod Cay, Fort Ganbia on the Coal of Af 1702. Interested parties should attend at Cowper's Court Cornhill at eleven o clock on the day named for particulars.

Coa Cay Fames Fort Gan Pethins Cowper's Court Cornhill

Worthy Liverymen Dine with Lord Mayor at Hall

A fragmentary notice from November 5 1760 announces a dining event for the Worshipful Company of Joiners attended by the Lord Mayor at their hall. It notes there will be no public procession or prizes and references a death in the family.

The Worthy Framing a City Election Plea

Fragmentary OCR yields a mid 18th century petition style note. It cites names such as Thomas Ghancr and references liverymen, the Dit tilers Company, and old election support, with mentions of duties and a request for attendance of friends who appeared in his behalf at two prior elections.

Jshn Thomas Dittilers Company Idpwards Cof

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