Unnamed Letter and Notices From 1713 London Scene
A dated letter received by Lady Stapilton in 1713 promises two hundred pounds on demand if bonds and papers are delivered, and details a large fee simple estate in Darfer County worth about 200 acres of mixed land to be sold. Items warn of a waxwork removal to Louthbury, urging curiosity and attendance, plus pawn-broker ads, an inn lease, and a police notice about two wanted men with rewards for information.
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Stapilton
Lyon-street
Darfer
William Mathews
Chambry
Lyons
New Sarum Wiles
Win
Whiteaker
Asina Friars
Samuel Siiliingster
Cranburn
Dorset
Sieur
Bow Street
Covent-Garden
Louthbury
Royal Exchange
Bartholomew-Lane
Edw. Bates
Ancel Inn
St. Clements Danes
Werminster
Thomas Tovey
Cary Street
Lincoln’s Inn
Homes Jones
Edwards
Brechwitt
Ycheo
Carlisle
Denbigh
North
Wales
Roberto
Dawson
Polen
John Taylor
Longworth
Berks
Wiliam Upton
Well Smithfield
London printing details in 17th century auction listing
A brief notice describes London printed works by Es Bersngton in Silverntreet Bloomsbury and sold by F Marphew near Statiensrs Hall, noting location and vendor for catalog readers.
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London
Es Bersngton
Silverntreet
Bloomsbury
F Marphew
Statiensrs Hall