Appointment notices for cathedral dean positions
Whitehatt Aug 31 Her Majesty orders a letter to Hereford Chapter recommending Edward Gref fet Master of Arts for the Dean of Hereford Cathedral following Father John Harris's resignation. Letters Patent grant Isaac Goldsmith Clerk the Dean dignity at St Colemans Cloyne in Ireland.
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Whitehatt
Hereford
Edward Greffet
DoGog John Harris
Landaff
Kingdom of Ireland
St. Colemans Cloyne
Ineland
Bizarre Weekly Ledger of Diseases and Financial Rates
A fragmented 1936 market and health note lists diseases such as consumption and fever with numeric counts, followed by a dated London proclamation on the Lord Mayor and Aldermen’s bread prices. It then records diverse South Sea and Exchequer securities, annuities, and bank rates amid a dense financial snapshot.
Trading harms and fake plate alarm in early market
The text warns against decoys and impositions in public sales and auctions, noting damage to trade. It criticizes deceitful white brass sold by brassiers, called French Plate, and urges caution against fraudulent metalware in the market.
Trustees to Repair Roads in Kensington and Chelsea meet
The Trustees appointed to execute the Road Repair Act give notice of their next general meeting at the Swan Tavern, Great Chelsea, on Monday the 6th inst, at ten in the forenoon.
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Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
Middlesex
Swan Tavern
Great Chelsea
Let from Michaelias next to St Clement's Churchyard
A fragmentary notice indicates a legal or property matter involving Michaelias and St Clement's Churchyard near the Post Office. The terse wording suggests a livelong inquiry or enactment, with names James Baptide and Lombard appearing amid unreliable OCR text.
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Michaelias
St Clement's
Seland
Ness James
Lost Bank Notes and Promissory Notes Offered Reward
On Wednesday the 25th of August evening two Bank Notes numbers 271 and 2792 for 1000 each and a Promissory Note under Knight and Jackson and two other Promissory Notes payable to Henry Chester or Bearer were lost near the Black Bull Cornhill and White Fryars. Whoever returns the notes to Mr Ryley Linnen draper at the Black Bull will receive ten guineas plus proportion for any part. Notes are not usable to others, payment expected at the Bank.
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Cornhill
White Fryars
Henry Chester
Knight
Jackson
Ryley
Chajman
Unique Middlesex Lease Offer for Brick House and Grounds
For a lease of 21 years in Middlesex sixteen miles from London four from Windsor five from Hampton Court a brick house near a market town with stagecoach access water carriage thrice weekly and Thames proximity. It features three large rooms on four floors stabling for several horses gardens of about an acre walled and planted plus an adjoining wilderness and fish-pond orchard pasture rights inquire through Mr Bailey at the Sugar Loaf James Street Long Acre or Mr Henry Patmore at Fawkham near Hampton Court.
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Middlesex
London
Windsor
Hampton-Court
Thames
chéir-Peffetion
Bailey
James-street
Long-Acre
Henry Patmore
Fwickenham
Hampton Court
Tod SOLD Arkeechold Estate in Wiltshire and Berkshire
Tod SOLD. Arkeechold Estate in Oxenwade hamlet within Shalborne parish Wiltshire and Berkshire counties lies ten miles from Newbury eight from Andover three from Hungerford. About two acres inclosed, with a barn, only building. Purchasers to apply to Mr. Gap in Chancery Lane London or Mr. Kingston in Dorchester for particulars.
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Tod
Arkeechold
Oxenwagd
Shalborne
Wilts and Berks
Newberry
Andover
Hungerford
N.B
Robert Gapper
Chancery Lane
London
Kingston
Attomney
Dorchester
Dorfes
London Magazine August 1734 Debates Parliament Debates
Wednesday September 1 marks republication of London Magazine for August 1734 on fine Dutch paper. It promises full parliamentary debates from the House of Lords and Commons, with speeches by notable figures and petitions, plus poetry and essays. Printed for T. Astley, Rose against St Paul’s, and sold by town and country booksellers.
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London Magazine
L’rice
House of Lords
R. K
L. B
D. of N
L. Hy
House of Commons
F—x
J. H.C
Norfolk
Coventry
Hampshire
Mr. Alder
Southmark
Pi——X
Committee of pupPlys &c
N. B
T. Astley
St Paul's
Second Volume of Vocal Miscellany and Shambolic Songlines
A verbose advertisement for the second edition of vocal miscellany volumes, detailing over 800 celebrated songs including about 200 new pieces by famed composers. Notes pricing and publishing houses in Fleet Street and Temple Bar, with references to frontispieces and multiple editions.
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J. Hazard
Bible
Stationers-Hall
C. Corbett
Addison Head
Sc. Dunstairs
Fleet-streec
Ward
Gharidler
Madémoielle
de “Gomez
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