Subscribers invited for engravings of abbeys and castles
Numats and Buck announce drawings of abbeys and castles in Merioneth Montgomery Denbigh Flint Carnarvon and Anglesea. They ask subscribers to send names to be engraved and pay two guineas per set. They list counties already published and note prints will be delivered before May first with future plans to cover Cambridge Ely Lincoln Stamford Nottingham and Leicester.
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Meddle-Temple
SaMuel
Nathaniel Buck
Merioneth
Montgomery
Denbigh
Flint
Carnarvon
Isle of
Anglesea
Ser
England and
Wales
Yorkshire
Lincoln
Nottinghhamshires
Lancashire
Cheshire
Derby
Surry
Middlesex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
Suffolk
Essex
Cumberland
Westmoreland
England
Principality of Wales
Pembroke
Caermarcen
Parc
Glamorgan
Brecknock
Cardigan
St. Michaels Mount
Cornwall
Templs
Cambridge
Ely
Stamford
Nottingham
Leicester
Lost mare between Dagenham and Scock's Market
A dark brown mare from near Dagenham Essex is missing. She stands about fourteen hands and a half, eight years old, with a small scar on her forehead and a burn on a hind leg. Anyone who recovers her or provides intelligence will receive two guineas plus reasonable charges. names mentioned include Mr John Butler and Mr John Shuttleworth.
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John Butler
Dagenham
Essex
John Shuttleworth
Scock’s Market
London
Letting of the Angel Inn in Salisbury High Street
The Angel Inn at High Street Salisbury, once run by Robert Reading, now deceased, is to be let immediately. Furnished or unfurnished options available. Inquiries to Thomas Beach of Fidleton near Emsbury, or William Cavent in Sarum, or at the inn.
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Pre Angel
Salisbury
Guift
Robert Reading
Thomas Beach
Fidleton
Emsbury
Wiles
Wiliam Cavent
Sarum
Manuscript Sermons and Goods for Sale at Chester and London
Notices advertise two manuscripts by late clergymen for sale in Chester and a bankruptcy sale of ground parcels in Shocklach. Also offered are stock and wares from a Lichfield watchmaker, brandy and rum in Covent Garden, and various historical books and maps from London booksellers with notices of forthcoming publications. The items include a depiction of Kouli Kan, a Persian empire history, and related printed works.
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Lichfield
Staffordshire
Jstin Smallwood
Latchfield
Nrb
Green Dragon
Bastgate-street
City of Chester
Asignee
Joseph Ridgway
Shocklack
County of Chester
Leafe Ander Lord Godlmondesy
Francis Stanisr
Chester
Charles Ogle
Covent-Garden
Coleraine
T. Cooper
Globe
Paternofter Row
Daniel Waterland
Magdalen College
Cambridge
Faber
Philips
Richard Manby
Ludgate-Hill
London
Westminster
Kouli Kan
Paris
Cancemir
Persia
Thamas Kouti Kan
Tamerlane
Mahmet-Cha
Cabul
J. Brindley
King’s Arms
New- Bondstreet
Prince of Wales
Birtin
Mary-Jane
J. Hodges
London- Bridge
J. Robinson
Ladgate-Street
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Surrey
Berkshire
Hampshire
John Whitlock
New Square
Lincoln’s Inn
R. Manby
Physisian
Sickach
JoNaThan Haase
Melton
Doncaster
Yorkfire
Dun
CNEE
Tho Stackhouse
Beenham
Berks
Chris Ciality
S. Aullen
St. Paul's Church-yard
Roya Academy of Sciences
Thunier
John Martin
Ephraim Chambers
Far. S
C Clapadiat
University of Cambridge
J. and
P. Knapton
F. Gagan
J. Nourse
Temple Bar
Frice
Matesty
E.chambers
N.B
D.midwinter
C.rivington
W. Innys
A. Ward
EB. Symon
Birt
D. Browne
A. Millar
T. Longman
C. Hirch
T. Osborne
R. Herr
J. Shuckburgh
J.emberston
F. Gosling
M. Senex
J. Clarke
Mr. Chambers
Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
Parliamencs
Carlisle
Hereford
Sowle Raylton
Lake Binde
George-yard
Lomibard