Lost cream-colour'd Dun-Mare and theft notices in London
Notices warn of a cream-colour'd mare missing from Finsbury Moorfields with a distinctive scar and tail veil, offering reward for recovery. Additional ads report a robbery in Bridgestreet, a prisoner to be tried at Old Bailey, a reward for returning boxes of ladies’ clothing and jewels, a sale notice for a Brick House near Watford, and a runaway 13-year-old boy in Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsbury
Moorfields
Isaac Francis Nicholson
Francis Nicholfin
St. Radigund’s Abbey
Prient
Whydah
Royal African Company of England
Bridgestreet
Covent, Garden
Richard Abingdon
Abingdon
Ncholson
St Fffons
Baily
Cullam
Arundell-treet
Strand
London
Chelsea
Judith Miller
Queen’s
Io Holborn
Bandy
Edward Boothe
Lower Temple
Cow-cross
West-smitha Field
Arthur Debney
Whytell
Furnival’s Inn
London Printer and Bookseller Mentioned in Silvertreet Ad
A terse historical note cites London printer and publisher activity, listing London location Silvertreet Bloomsbury and selling point near Stationers Hall with a reference to E Aferphew. The fragment indicates a bookseller setup in early printing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berington
Silvertreet
Bloomsbury
E.aferphew
Hall
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Cathiobury Park
Watford
Conyers
Frith-teed
Sohoe Square
Carpender