City Lands Let by Lame Committee in Guildhall Notice
The Committee for Letting the City Lands under the Chamberlain announces leases for several lots including a large messuage with yard near Blackfryars Stairs and other tenements in Fore-freet and White Coofs-street. They will meet in the Guildhall Council Chamber on Wednesday 2 November at four to hear proposals, with details at the Comptroller's Office.
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City of London
Blackfryars Stairs
White Coofs-street
Fohn Edmunds
Hugh Hunt
Bullock
Fohn Allcock
Fohn Carter
Elizabeth Rouse
Ralph Cates
Leadenhall-freet
Leaden- Hall
John Williams
Winduill- Hill
Finfoury
Guildhall
London
Dex
Hamonn
London Bridge Water-Works Meeting Notice 1737
Notice that a general meeting of the London Bridge Water-Works proprietors will be held at their office on Wednesday the 16th of November at ten in the forenoon to elect a manager and treasurer for the coming year. Transfer books will be shut from November 4 to November 18.
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London Bridge
London Bridge Water- Works
Tole LETT at Christmas Next in Cheapside
The Ship and Star in Cheapside now in the possession of Messrs Michael Thompson and Partners linen-drapers. Enquire of Mr Rotter haberdasher at the Sun in News gare-fireer.
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Tole Lett
Cheapside
Michael Thompson
Parmners
Linnen-drapers
Mr. Rotter
Sun
Gare
Mercers Stock Sale At Great Wheat-Sheaf Ludgate Hill
Mr Thomas Hincourr of Mercer offers a sale of stock in trade at the Great Wheat Sheaf Ludgate Hill after refusal to reduce stock. Items include gold and silver brocades waistcoats shaped velvets rich silks damasks sattens Genoa bed damasks and other rich fabrics offered very cheap.
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Thomas Hincourr
Ludgate-Hill
This Day is publisyd NGLIA JUDAICA History of Jews in England
This day publishes NGLIA JUDAICA an history of the Jews in England drawn from historians manuscripts and records. By D'srossiers Tovey LL.D and Principal of New Inn Hall Oxford printed at the Theatre for the Author sold by R. Gosling near Fleet Street. Also Baronté Aretica an history of land honours tenure and feudal tenures with an added copious index to Exchequer.
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England
D’srossiers Tovey
Ll.d
New Inn-Hall
Oxford
R. Gosling
Fetter- Lane End
Fleet-street
Redrds
Thomas Manux
Medieval Household Remedies and Receipts Collection
A broad 18th century compendium offers creams jellies wines cordials and copper plates for dietary courses. It features over three hundred family medicines including drinks syrups salves ointments and cures for wounds and distempers. Notably it cites Dr Mead’s cure for mad dog bites and promises public spirited guidance for private families and the poor.
Magnificent Map Catalog Offers for London and World Atlas Sets
A verbose advertisement proclaims very cheap, large multi sheet maps and globes. It lists two sheet, one sheet and three sheet maps, including a world map and a large map of Europe and Britain, with prices in pence and shillings, plus gratis items for bulk purchases. The vendor G. Willpey promotes spectacles, fine china, and glassware, claiming superior work and own-made stock.
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London
Europe
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Germany
France
Spain
Italy
Muscovy
Sweden
Denmark
Hungary
Flanders
Swabia
Antient
Greece
Yorkshire
America
Wales
Jourdon
Cambridge
Westminster
G. Wilipey
Goldsmith’s
Fay and Spectacle
Ludgate-ftreéec
St. Paul’s
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Marine Coffee
Birchinslane
Ludgate Street
Oxford Arms
Stationers Hall
Lugate-Street
N. B
Jernegan
R. Francklin
Ruffel-street
Covent Garden
Bim
Rowe
I. Wats
Richard Heett
St. Paul
Swatts
J. Pemberton
Sc. Dunstan
Fleet-streec
Herman Boerdaave
University of Leyden
Timothy Dallong
Telemaque
Fern Metlire
Francois de Salignac de
J. Brotherton
Bible
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
George Strahan
Gornhuill
Edward Young
A. Betterworth
Red Lion
Mr. Lock
Dean Stanhope
Roger L’ettrange
Seneca
Cyrus
Sarum
Ogavo
Bishop Hutchinson
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