London May 1739 Common-Council Sheriff Levy Notices
A London May 28 1739 Common-Council session orders penalties for prospective Middlesex sheriffs paying 400 pounds and twenty marks for ministers and prison upkeep, with alderman eligibility conditions. Also notices from the City Lands Committee to lease multiple Vine Street and Minories properties, plus bidding times and locations. A bridge lottery notice outlines payment schedules and prize deductions, and a Gravesend Falcon Tavern notice announces opening under Thomas Barton with assurances of good treatment.
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Perry
London
George the Second
Great Britain
C. L
Middlesex
Chamber of London
Common-Council
City of London
Vine Street
Peter Cross
Joseph Mendez Alvarez
Fobn Heald
Vine-Street
Peter Fellers
John Crowder
Gillet
Mitchell
Thomas Spencer
Fohn.Meacham
Francis Withers
Robert Paradine
Fohn Eacles
Daniel Sell
Richard Sharp
Edward Hogsfeysh
Council
Guildhall
Den
Hamond
Abraham Simmons
Black-Fryars
den. Hamond
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Longop
Elizabeth
Nathaniel Poory
Hhereby
East-Indies
England
Europe
Eaglety
Red-Lyon Square
St. Margaret
Westminster
Surrey
Bank of England
Falcon
Gravesend
Vacher
Thomas Barton
Torbay
Marine
Birchin-Lané
Dyers Hall
Thames
Samuel Ropinson
Bow Lane
Birchin-Lane
Andrew Ogi
Alf
John. Flavel
Alfa Adda
D. Midwinter
St. Paul’s. Churchyard
R. Ware
T. Longman
GC. Birch
J. Osborne
J. Wood
T. Cox
Royal Exchange
A. Ward
Little Britain
R. Here
J. Oswald
J. Davidson
Poultry
J. King
Moorfields
J. Hutton
Temple-Bar
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Trapp
Whberterp
Robert Seagrave
R. Hert
T. Gardner
Cowley’s Head
Temple-Bat
C. Cray
Strand
Glock
Buggs
Skelston