Public notice warns against London street impostors peddling Dutch goods
A broad alert describes impostor groups in London and suburbs posing as seamen couples to sell Holland fabrics. It notes the goods are often Silesia linen and false colours, with muffins and similar wares damaged or overcharged. The notice cites Bishopsgate, Bishops Stortford School and local offices, urging readers to beware and to rely on reputable shops. It mentions several dated notices and legal texts for context.
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London
Asvell
Holland
Finch Pennyworths
India
George-Inaio
Bishops-Stortfordgon
Bishops-Stortford School
Ingtes
Uirgeburg
Fragmentary imprint note from London shop listing
A short OCR fragment records a printed item by E. Barington in Silver-fhrees Bloomsbury and sold by J. Aerphew near Stationers-Alal, indicating a mid 18th century publishing or bookselling entry with unclear address details.
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Tryal
Paris
Marquis de Gervres
Earl of Bilox
Duke
Dutches of Norfolk
Marq
Northampton
Earl of Macclesfield
Lord Ross
Dutches
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
J. Brown Tighout