Honest Trade Promises for Taylor Support in London
A broad notice invites master tailors and journeymen to join new houses in London and Westminster, offering encouragement and sickness support from a funded stock, with rewards for informing on unlawful practices. It mentions assaults on Nathaniel Ivy and the need to curb riots, loitering, and wage manipulation by adopting Society avenues in several districts. It also lists various publications and advertisements for medical books and estate sales as part of the period’s commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Luch Taylors
Great Britain
Nath
Isyac
Black Lyon
St. Marcin’s
le Grand
Sephen Addifia
Prince of Denmark's Head
Buckinghamtreet
York
Paul Arley de
Charles Curt
Hungerford Market
Strand
Vicualler
Joseph Mars
Drury-Lane
Vidtasaller
Dennis Sullivan
Black-spread Eagle
Sommersethouse
Nicholas French
Casstle
Mark-Lane
Fenchurch-treet
Edward Thomas
David Jones
John Jones
Nathaniel
Ivy
John Joes
London
James Crabtree
Clerkenwell Church
Paldwin
White-hart-yard
Bedford Busy
Black Friars
Billecér-Lane
Golthwark
Taylors
Messaage
Stanfop
Hope
Scafford
Afbbourne
Alfon
Prefect
Brampton
Cheerfeldan
Derbyshire
White
Shere-Bane
Femple-bar
Lotus
Manchester
Lancashire
Kham
Jcie
Apat
Tottorfee
G. Markham
Che
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Dean Swibt
Miss Celonies
Demar
Dr. Swift
Agne Loog
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
BA Covll
Pacers Soffler Row
Ranco-Copher
We Meadows
Cornhill
St. James’s
Price
Maldon
Biler
Haat Fraheis
Sudbury
John Toa
John Battlegioty
Hiei
Fey
Et Woodon
Wandeaford
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