Enigmas and a Missing Gelding in Ipswich Notice
An 18th century notice bundle offers a pamphlet list and health claims for waters from Bath and Pyrmont, plus a stolen horse alert linked to Ipswich. It details a black gelding valued for health travel, alleged theft, and a reward for recovery. Also included are descriptions of a woman accused of a Coventry kidnapping attempt and a likely con artist, with names and locations across Durham, Surrey, and Coventry. The item blends notices of sale, theft, and public alerts with health pamphlets and a call for information.
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Bath
W. Bertham
Angel
Iwich
Pyrmont
Cai’ Hydro Sidereon
J. Morphew
London
Ipswich
John Willas
Cader-Moorhouse
Durham
Yarme
J. Wiles
Mynard
Jacob Bincks
Beedall
Yorkshire
Doncaster
Cranly
Rudgewick
Surrey
Soffes
Edward Pratt
Guildford
Larry
Clifford
Coventry
John Clarke
Cipell
Capesi
Rotchby
Wolverhamton
Staffordshire
Ruotchby
Fang Peston
Caceil
Thomas Clarke
Willowghby
Wigg
Arctorney
Daventry
Northamptonalkire
Dhe Bay
Hore
Agaa
London imprint details from 18th century printer
The note records an early colonial era printing attribution, listing London printer E. Berington in Silver Street Bloomsbury and a location at around Stationers Lane. It preserves archival details of the printing house and publishing network.
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London
E. Berington
Silver-street
Bloombsbury
Amdrohem
Stationers- Hake