Coals for the Poor of London Advertised for Bids
London in June 1737 announces the Committee of the Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen will meet at Guildhall on Thursday the ninth Enfant at eleven in the forenoon to receive proposals from bidders to contract for 630 chaldronns of coal for the use of the said poor.
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London
Guildhall
Notice of creditors meeting for bankrupt Martin Unwit
In the London Gazette creditors of Martin Unwit of Bartholomew Lane London Stationer who have proved their debts under the commission are summoned to meet the assignees this day at Four in the afternoon at Batsons Coffee-House Cornhill London to assent or dissent from commencing lawsuits in law and equity for recovery of part of the estate.
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London
Martin Unwit
Jace
Bartholomew Lane
Batson
Cornhill
London Fields Hackney House for Let with Lavish Amenities
To let in London Fields Hackney a handsome four floor house with marble chimney pieces fine paintings water supply coach houses stables and lodgings above, gardens in good repair. Inquire of Mr Chemer Upholsterer at the Crown and Cushion Watling Street.
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London Fields
Hackney
Chemer
Watling Stréer
Brandy for Sale in Bull-Wharf Warehouse
To be sold at a warehouse at Bull-Wharf near Queen s Hithe for ready money. MNE BRANDY of fine full flavour not distinguishable from French brandy, ready filled in casks containing two gallons each at 8s. Call and sell and return for empty casks. Larger quantities available at 3s 6d per gallon.
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Bull-Wharf
Queens Hithe
N. B
Jamaica
Batavia
Rumarrack
N.B
London
James Ashleyy
Watling-sheet
St. Paul's
This Day is publis'd with his Majesty's Royal Licence
A publisher's prospectus advertises a sixteenth century general dictionary volume set. It lists included lives of Hobbes Holinghed, Bayle translation updates, and reflections on skepticism. Multiple printers and booksellers across London are named, with notices of future volumes and forthcoming articles.
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the Poulery
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