Dowager of Steir Deceased Claims Notice 1736
The Edinburgh Chronicle 1736 notices creditors to lodge their claims without delay with Mr Alexander Orr Clerk to the Signet at the Court of Session. Claims not presented promptly may be barred. The notice warns filers from the estate of the dowager of Steir who died, and mentions the creditors of the Court.
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Volunteers urged to form light cavalry corps in Scotland
A call to arms urges all Gentlemen Volunteers to join a new light horse regiment under Lord Aberdon. Recruits should contact Lieut. Maitland in Haddington or Lords Selkirk, Haliburton, Buchanan, and other addresses in Scotland for enlistment, pay, bounty, and equipment. The notice also promotes counterfeits of Dr Bateman's Drops and lists prosecutions and rewards to protect public health.
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John Burt
Richard Ball
Gregory Cripwell
John Chaffer
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Baron Schwanberg
Ratcliff
Chafe
Betton
Patrick. Anderson
Schwanberg
Daffy
Bostock
Squire
Souchton
Furlington
Godfrey
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