Fragmentary civic notice from 1733 shows mayoral sign off
A damaged excerpt records a municipal notice dated Bald Dee 15 1733. It mentions verifying a document in the Daily Journal and references Mr Willan Chapman as continuing a service related to Bath Waters. Witness signatures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald
Dee
J Pol Aay
Fr. Sa
Willan Chapman
Eerd Morgen
Soin Miser
William Burkitt
Jesus
J. J
P. Knapton
Ludgate-street
D. Midwinter
R. Robinson
C. Rivington
St. Paul’s Church-yard
A. Betterworth
C. Hitch
J. Osborne
T. Longman
J. Batley
Paternoster Row
J. Downing
Bartholomew - Close
J. Pemberton
Fleettreet
R. Ford
R. Hert
Poultry
F. Gray
Temple-Bar
A. Ward
Little Britain
T. Ward
EB. Wicksteed
Inner Temple Lane
Clarke
Duck Lane
T. Hatchett
Royal Exchange
Lost geldings near Rigeleswade Bedford County
Notice offered for two missing geldings near Statfold Common in Bedford. One brown about 14 hands eight years old with a white star on the forehead and saddle spots. the other black about 15 hands three years old with a blaze and white on heels. Rewards and expenses paid by Benjamin Wall or Thomas Botterell.
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Statfold
Rigeleswade
County of
Bedford
Benjamin Wall
Benjeo
Hertford
Thomas Botterell
Scofford
Thirst is to give Notice to Gentlemen and-ETS
Fragmentary notice from a historical shop page promoting menswear. Mentions Serge Suits, Colon and Bick Cloth Suits, Livery Suits priced at 41 and 4 shillings, Golden Balls in Great Hart direction, Bow Street Covent Garden, ready made men's wear, glob bags, and blue and red goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia Rand
Ewa
UDP
Bow-street
Covent Garden
Emen
Eac
The Court Calendar and Almanack Lists 1733 Officials
Adapted to Thapay of Rider's and Gold nith's Almanacks published by J. Watson and others. Contains the brains of the sovereign princes now living, deaths since 1700, cardinals with birth times and promotions, Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons with abodes, Parliament members, council members, Knights of the Garter and Bath, the Lord Mayor and civic officers for 1733, and trustees for settling Georgia.
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Rider
Goldnith
J. Watson
Hungerford
Strand
F.jefferies
Ludgate-street
J. Hodges
London-Bridge
Order of the Garter
Knights of the Bath
Lonnen
Georga
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Thomas Lewis
Lewis
Charles Fielding
Essex Court
Middle Temple
Henry Tyrers
Fiewate
Aughton
Driskirk
County of Lancaster
Liverpool
Preston
Prescote
Wigan
Wm. Taylor
Ormskirk
Robert Hesketh
Barton
Hesketh
Wallhurpala
Aldermanbury
London
Green, Berry
Edmundbay
George
Borosky
Sterne
Charles John Count Ce Inafoak
Thomas Thynn
Peliord
T. Read
Hadymas
S. Buckley
Meff. Innys
Manby’s
St. Paul’s
Mishop Burnet
WiLliam Burnet
Govenor
New England
America
Thomas Burnet
Lamb Buildings
NoIv
Riddle Temple
R.seymour
Westminster
Southwark
T.read
White-Fryars
Fleetstreet
J. Jackson
Pall-Mal
J. Jolliffe
St. James’s-street
Millan
Horse-Guards
W. Shropshire
Heman
Grate-church-street
J. Cowley
Angel-Alley
Wairbout Bishopsgate
Kfellers
N.B
el Poe
Church of England
R. Henry Wilco
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry VII
Catherine of Spain
Read
J. Read
Westminston
Patrick Barclay
S. Hester
J. Davis
Woodstreet
Venturellas
Norma
Horacé
Torrall
Theatre Royal
Covene Garden
J. Kelly