Missing Apprentice and Master Barking to Justice in Colchester
Notices warn of William Walker an apprentice to Mr Thomas Tews Peftike-minster missing since October first with a patched face from smallpox and French extraction. A reward is offered for capture and return of stolen money and servant who rode off from Colchester toward London. Also Mr John Bartholomew of Colchester seeks his servant who departed with horse and money from Thorpe. Globe props and globes advertised for sale by M. Senex at the Globe Fleet Street Condor with astronomical works and prices in guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walliam Walker
Thomas Tews
Barts
Charing-Crof
John Bartholoméw
Colchester
Essex
Thorpe
Bartholomew
London
W.B
John Senex
F. R.S. Ann
M. Senex
Soaee
Pricetos
Bayex
Sunex
Europe
Holland
Germany
France
Spain
Bavaria
Deserter Thomas Hadley Sought by British Guards
A notice describes Thomas Hadley a 23 year old, 5 feet 8¼ inches tall, with brown hair and a thin face, last seen in Somersetshire. Deserter from the Hon Cal William Merrick’s Company and in the King’s Guard, reward of two guineas plus parliamentary benefits for information leading to capture delivered to Major Merrick or Westminster addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Merrick
Feo-Guards
Royal
Duke of Cumberland
Faomas Hussey
Hebrewhouse
Somersetshire
Trude
Thomas Hadley
Any
Major Merrick
Oxchand Street
Westminster
Cap
Loyde
Adjaranc
Whitehall Guard
Fragmentary notice at Bath inn sells goods and stock
A damaged notice from Bath advertises sale of goods and stock at the Queen's Head Inn and Tavern. It mentions an attorney at law and a contact person, Daniel Milfom, for inquiries. The text is garbled but indicates a public sale related to the inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Milfom
Great Fire Devastates Crediton in August 1743
In Crediton Devon on the Sunday after the first August day a severe fire destroyed the West Town and market houses. Within ten hours about four hundred sixty dwellings were burned along with Weal Ghapiberg and other public buildings, displacing a large number of families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crediton
Mov
Taft
Devon
Fires and Losses at Crebi Town Described in Public Notice
A historic fragment details extensive blaze damage to homes and stock in Crebi Parish. It cites estimated rebuilding costs at forty one thousand nine hundred forty pounds and notes insured losses, public appeals, and trustees named to manage contributions for affected inhabitants. The document lists recipients of the notice and endorses relief through the Lord Mayor’s Office and local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llowine
Willian Curcice
London
Idon
Ted
Asia
Weppert
Gréiter Pattef
Property and goods sale notices from Hendurst and Fibbs holdings
The notice outlines a redemption of copyhold and freehold properties including Farm-housetwo Barns and Stable eighty three acres arable land with meadow and woodland a timber yard and related rights. Also listed are a copyhold messuage Fibbs and a freehold messuage barn garden orchard with railing a dangerous counterfeit alert warns buyers of fake Hendrick green and yellow arquelaugh remedies offered through merchants at Thread Needle Street London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henle
Der
Borin
Farman
Surrey
John Dendy
Ray Dorkint
Martyn
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Robert Lord
Richard Lord “Hoh
Boars Mae
Knight of the Bath
S Gourtenay
Fohn Prideaux
Sir Boucher
Rs Warwick
Bamppylde
Joho’ Chichaper
Formas Acland
William Morrice
Crebi Town
Tuckelds
Stepbs
Aim
Lee
Terey
Fers
Ie Hepatoba Walker
Joba
Dukeiry
Waledisgard
Efyrs
Dearey
Peter Foulkes
D. Fon. Reynolds
Canon Chaunter ES Oe
the. Blackall
deGr'dta
Shelig Ceuiaatiats
Elgin
NicHopas
Wesner
R Replies
Thomas Bak
Goldsnith
Exon
Stacy
ToWeoon
Balbir
Hum
Sydenbart
Efgis
Fabn Sipperley Cox
Wm. Strode
le Strode
Mr. Aoe
York
Mae Ree
Willis
St. Paul's
Jabork London
High Court of Chancery
Francis
Chambers
Symond's Inn
Chanceg
Plymouth Sound
Hauimouze
Sutton ‘Pool
St. Nicholas Island
Parisry
Charles Taylor
Winmerley
County of
Lancaster
Gharles Spencer
Deceas
Garitang
Preston
Ofiverley
Shrewsbury
Llanyblodwell
Salop
Vernue
Robert Lloyd
Amorney
Amorney At Law, In ‘Churchi-Street, ‘Obveltey, Or of Ms. Joseph Dovey
Bridge End
Arthur Heixnek
Bis
Hendrick
Moitemiene Physicitris
Royal Exchange
Walter
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