Jolly eighteenth century trade notices and curiosities
A scanned 18th century page lists varied notices and sales from printers and merchants. It includes a planned Tuesday publish plan for music sheets, a patent ink and powder advertisement promoting King-ink, and various cosmetics and wares. There are also auctions for a coach and a white Spanish dog reward, plus wine sales and shop notices with timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hart
Ralph Smith
Fovkseller
Royal Exchang
Cornhill
Richard Mars
Golden Viol
Heurthoy
St. Paul's Church Yard
England
Charles Holman
London
Jane Holman
Weber Yell
Gaia
Mhie- Hart-Inc
Pennyworth
Rita Fonts
Swallow Street
St. James’s Church
Pickadilly
Joshua Galindo
Cornec of
Essex
Sc. Clement’s
Strand
As Rt. Hoo
Lord Delaware’s
Dover Street
John West
Dover-street
Lord Delaware
London Treason Trials and Court Proceedings at Marlborough
London prints report a July court session at Southwark where John Windram was found guilty of high treason after a full hearing. McGeorge Hume, related to the Bat of that name, also convicted. Five gentlemen named in indictments faced arraignment, four pleading not guilty and one pleading guilty. Afr. Ketmbly supported prisoners seeking leniency for harsh fetters, while Stephen Wood, fined 501 and imprisoned for clapping in contempt, was discharged with sureties for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Windram
Marthilsea
Southwark
McGeorge Hume
Afr
Kettilby
Stephen Wood
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