Wells and Inns and Houses to Let and Sell in London Area
An 18th century advertisement lists William Goddard moving to Cordwainers Hall in Distaffe Lane and promoting Wells, the Angel Inn at Gravesend, and multiple lodgings for rent. It includes notices for two large parks near Hertford, riding and deer stocks, and a sale of aged French clarets. Complete details show rental terms, tenancy offers, and property sales.
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Welliam Goddard
Cordwainers
Distaffe Lane
Reo
Aeilliam Goddard
Angel Inn
Gravesend
Lynch
Borolph-lane
Billinsgate
Pate
Angel Son
N.B
Lloyd's
Lombard-fired
West Indies
Summers Key
Billingsgate
London Bridge
Wiggins
Sugarloaf Court
Leadenhall Street
London
Royal Exchange
Bigno
Cornhill
Frost
Hercules
Castle-Alley
Will
Peries
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Pancraswells
Selee Ean
Lee
Lock Smith
Queen
Lincoln’s-Inn-fields
Great Marlborough-street
Poland-street
Albemarle-street
Pickadilly
Mr.Snow
Little Rider-street
St. James’s-street
Tyburn Road
John Welch
Lloyd's Coffee
Lombardftreet
Fuly
Chamberlain’s Wharfe
Yah Brird
Southwark
Malaga
Peele
Feiterlane
Fleetstreet
Price ’ S
Shuckburg
Rainbow
Westminster Hall
W.nexson
Middle Temple
J. Hooke
Flower de Luce
Dunstan
Flee-streec
High Court of Chancery
Heneage Finch
Primitive Church
Robert D’ayty
Ginger Hospital
Essex
Wadham College
Oxford
R.goatine
Mitre and Crown
Ferrer-Lane
R. Nutt
Ludate
H. Nutt
R. Gosling
D. Browne
Temple-Bar
C. King
J. Stage
Westminster-Hall
Craig’s Court
Charing-Cross
Bieta
Gergeil
Richard Hert
Bible and Crown
Powtry
Cheapside
R. Nelson
Bucklersbury