Fragmented Notice of Thefts and Commodities Trade Summary
A late entry reports John Clarke committed to New Prison on an oath by James Hunton for offering to return a purse of 30 guineas stolen from William Pullen, Lydia Clarke sought as the felon. It lists imports and exports of cargo from Zant, Petersburgh, Maryland, and other ports, including currants, linseed, deer skins, bullion, leather, lead ore, silk, tea, gunpowder, and various goods, with prices and quantities. High water at London Bridge noted. sea stock and New South Sea Annuities referenced along with Bank and lottery items and exchange rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarke
New Prison
Anthony Chamberlain
James Hunton
William Pullen
Lydia Clarke
Co. Og
Zant
Flanders
Spain
City Lands Brokers Ordered Dismissal For Arrears
On Tuesday November 22, 1737, the court read a report from the Committee for Letting city lands listing brokers who owe annual rent of forty shillings. The court ordered those who refuse to pay by Christmas Day or fail to secure payment to be dismissed from office, struck from the brokers list, and barred from future office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
George the Second
Great Briain
Chamber of London
The English Malady and Health Essays Across Volumes
A catalog of medical and philosophical works by Gy-Ewo Parcs and others, detailing anatomy of nerves and humors, cures for nervous distempers, natural philosophy principles, and health essays. Printed for George Strahan in Cornhill near the Royal Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ Strahan
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Large Warehouses for Sale South Side of Saviour's Dock
Notice announces large warehouses near Saviour's Dock Bermondsey with facilities for cart loading or water shipping. Inquiries to Mr. Jonny Rice at Hamlin's Cottes house near the Royal charges. Viewings on Tuesdays or Thursdays from ten to twelve at the Reece Tavern in Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SéSaviour’s Dock
St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey
Jonny Rice
Hamlin
Cottes House
Nearrhce
Royal
Bankruptcy Sale Notice for Thomas Taylor Goods
By Order of the Afisnees a Commission of Bankruptcy is awarded against Thomas Taylor of Caen. The sale at Copthall Court Throgmorton Street lists fabrics and garments including cambrics, velvets, silks, linens, and accessories. Goods are on view at the publick sale warehouses from noon to sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afisnees
Thomas Taylor
Lute
Caen
Het Mercer
Taper
Tg Cradle
Incblin Chisilane
Mantua
Moravich
Bowie
Copthall Court
Infants Lawyer and Lady's Essay in Early Legal Guides
An 18th century public notice advertises the Infant's Lawyer and The Lady's Essay, detailing access at publishers in Fleet Street and nearby lanes. It notes the third edition, assorted law topics for young clerks, chancery practice, and select precedents with stained prices in old currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Charicery
Young
Lincoln’s Inn
Robert Gosling
Edward Fittleton
Sc. Dunstann
Boch
Fleet-street
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London Bridge
D. Prem
India
Maine Adventure
Joan Sar
Richard Roulpsit
Stee
Samuel Lorin
Pablis
tWoice Colle
Ion “Ak
Thomson
Pope
Léonidds
Ghace
Bakerls‘Ecclef
Pemberton
Orlando Farioso
Locke
C. Sencer
Mall Rowe
Buckingham
Garden
Bundy
Ronan Hitt
Veniga Jones
Pazzo
James Willoughby
Fachard
Rapin
Guillime
Montfaucen
Gredo Goo
John Millan
Wiles Cagee-House
Scotland Yard
Tauiguages
John Clark
Peterborough
Gourt
J Brotherton
Tom's Coffee House
Groagyius
A. Comiplear
Bichiam
Rushworth
Vitcher
Académie Depuis
Nity
Veg Sven Elitr Edicion
Fom
Atos
Paris
Oficina Teizevirian
Tagécher
Fletcher
Gyles
Eller
Gray
Holbourn
Caralogues
Badac
Pléccligr
Clements
Qxen
Thiurlee
Cambridgéy
Je Otborn
Patershefter-Riowes
Thore
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