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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 10, 1735
Page
3
On Wednesday the Roth Instant, a small dark liver coloured and white dog with a white star on its forehead, tender bodied and long-eared, answers to the name Prince. Reward of a Guinea offered to the finder who returns it to the Right Honorable Lord Viscount Bulkeley’s in Pall Mall.
A clergyman has searched Ludgate Hill shops for surviving heirs of John Parker, late Mercer, to contact John Parker son of the deceased by letter or other means. He may be reached via the Union Coffee-House in Cornhill, London.
A partially furnished gentleman’s seat in Hertfordshire offers six rooms on one floor, two staircases, cellaring, dovecote, coach-house, three stables, granaries and offices. It features fish ponds, well kept gardens, and abundant produce. Located about 16 miles from London. Enquiries at Perfumer’s corner Dover Street Piccadilly or Brownjohn’s Coffee-house Great Ormond Street.
A 1735 notice details purse races at Ilkley Downs Berks for May with entries and fees, plus a May pony race and social diversions at Swan Inn and Keates-Gore House. It also announces Girdlers Hall lease proposals for Tooley Street Southwark with ground rent, to be opened April 16.
Historic notice states the estate includes several houses on Delahap street and King street Wellincompact near the Bing Boar Head Inn. The property adjoins a large inn and lies on Leaf. Enquiries may be made with Mr. Conway Whithorpe at Paper Buildings Inner Temple No. 115 up two pair of stairs.
The High Court of Chancery orders sale under a decree with the Master at Castle-yard Holborn to proceed on May 7 at four o clock. Included are Bays Barton Farm mansion, demesne lands at Cauhay, and Mazard House in Ottery St Mary, Devon. Details from Henry Smyth in Exeter and Henry Gandy in Exeter.
Richard Woolley of Southwark is insolvent and a commission of bankruptcy has issued. On May Day at 3 PM the commissioners will sell or parcel three Freehold Messuages at Rowley Regis Staffordshire, two at Dudley Worcester, a Copyhold Tennement in Bewdley and a Leasehold Malt House in Bewdley Load Street. Also conveyances include rents and grounds. particulars and sale conditions available via Mr Clowse, Attorney, Curritor-freet, Chancery Lane.
An 18th century notice announces This Day is published a Modest Plea for Popery offered to those defending Protestantism. Printed by J. Roberts near the Oxford Arms Warwick Lane, price six pence. Also advertised IULUMICO in Modern History detailing nations, states, people, customs, arts, sciences, industry, and more.
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