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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 09, 1735
Page
4
A damaged historic notice mentions a public sale held at the Golden Ball near Chancety-Latie and Roy Exchange venues. It references a large stone removed by authorities, a Cure of the Sins theme, and a physician author with a five shilling paper offering directions, printed for circulation.
A female Mastiff named Moe Ein with two collars is missing from Mr. Peer Williams house. A reward of five shillings is offered to anyone who returns the dog to Mr. Peer Williams. The collar bears the inscription Creefpign of the South Sea House.
A notice states an appointment at the King's Head Tavern in Fleet Street on Wednesday the 11th instant at two o'clock in the afternoon. Tickets are available at the King's Head Tavern and at J Shuckburgh's, bookseller, near the Sun in the Inner-Temple Garden.
Notice that all ladies may be served by Wirtram Broapstock, stay maker at the Golden Cock Pall Mall, as in Mr. Ricard's time, since he has all measures previously taken by Mr. Ricard.
All persons having any demands on the late Stephen Whitaker of Oxford Road Brickmaser must lodge accounts with Robert Andrews, attorney at law, Grafenor Street 5. Debts to the estate should be paid to executors William Barrow and Robert Scott of Awley Street near Grosvenoy Squares or to Andrews, else they will be sued.
Priced for immediate sale by the High Court of Chancery a large farm area of over 2800 acres in the Lingola Wolds between Lincoln, Touth, and Caister. Includes cottages and a well-watered, highly improved parcel with grass seed potential. Auction set for February 13 at four o clock in the afternoon before Robert Holford. Details at Master’s Chambers.
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