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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 04, 1756
Page
2
A sale of fine old chafed embers and assorted items including tables chairs candlesticks watches and spoons offers a discount scheme. The dealer promises cheap prices for ready money and a one percent discount on fifty sorunls and up. Located at the Three Kings and Golden Ball Foster Lane.
A letter from James Ayscough defends his eyewear glasses against rival claims. He asserts he never invented a vitreous liquid glass and denounces opponents as quacks. He argues glass quality, frame design, and lens centering improve spectacle clarity and calls for fair debate.
Fragmentary description of a large property in Brackwell within Bucks. Details include a main house with stables and coach-house, adjoining grounds, a fruit garden, brick outbuildings, water features, and extensive hedges. Describes surrounding fields, trees, and improvements. references local parish and county land boundaries.
By Mr Bever on the thirtieth day of December the entire stud of fine Brad mares colts and fillies with hunters hacks draft-horses that belonged to the late Duke of Keastars. Viewing until sale time at ten o'clock. Catalogues to lead at the place of sale and at Mr Bever's Repository St Martin's Lane. Pack of yeo Srae-Hounds and several couples of puppies also for sale.
A farm called NasTHYDE partly freehold and partly copyhold in St Peter Merticrd parish now occupied by Stephur Field with a yearly rent of forty pounds. Properties include two marker owns of St Allan's and Hattiedh, sold to the left bidder Monday the 13th instant at the White Horse Peckham Rye. Details via Munmun Apothecary and Mr Pembroke Attorney.
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