Earl of Stairs buys Duchess of Hamilton's Bond Street house corrected
The Paragraph in Mitts Journal implies the Earl of Stairs bought the Duchess of Hamilton's Bond Street residence, but records show his lordship moved goods to a George Street house lent by Col. Charters. The rest notes a broad array of 18th century books, notices, and advertisements including insurance society offices in London and provincial postings for extending land security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitt
Earl of Stairs
Hamilton
New Bond-street
Great George-street
Col. Charters
Grace
Duke Street
Bond-street
England
London
Oxford
Terk
Norwich
Winchester
Exeter
Gloucester
Coventry
Pallgrave Court
Semple- Bar
Riyal Exchange
Bridge
Cornhill
Garraways
Exchange Alley
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Fist
D. J.&.grate
Mary Smith
BookKller
Samwel Bucler
Bernard
Ioo
Halborn
Galiant
C. Price & S. I
Madam
Westminster
Maria
W. Boreham
Angel
Paterpolter Row
Fust Publifra
Nath. Hodges
College of Physicians
Cy J Hn Quincy
M.D
Bell
J. Ophorm
Oxford Arms
Lombard-street
Tadies and
Othey
Ladigsi
Xoon
J. Leorhal
Talbot
St. Dantan
Fleece
Mr. Pope
Homer
Bernard Lintovt
Pape
Kells
Cal School
University of Oxford
Stuar
Church of England
King’s Bench
Salers Hall
Londor
Wefaintier
Danielis Maicheij Llutredu
Literariam
Oiadu’s
Ubr & de Bibliothecariis
Falva Ramei
Ub Q. Ve State
Panditur
Acad
Snperfis C
Crew
Fish
J. Krapcoo
P'E
Capttack
Flyng-horse Court
Ienadan
Anderton
Fleestreet
Bitlons
C. Fee Howe
Royal Exchange
Yds
St. Pauls
Poole’s
OlversCa
Westminfet-bill Gate
Gylls
Pall-mall
Fresheule Ema
Iry
Fee
Chancerys Lane
Comfon
Georges Fireety
Hapo
Ytre
Baker’s