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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 13, 1737
Page
3
Gentlemen educated at Harrow School are invited to dine at the Sun Tavern in St Pauls Churchyard on Wednesday the 19th instant at three o'clock in the afternoon. Tickets may be obtained at the Sun Tavern or at Mr Shuckburghs Bookseller at Inner Temple Gate in Fleet Street.
A grey mare about 14 hands strayed from Henry Binfield Esq near Hampstead on November 26. She has a horned mane tail cut and flea bites on the neck, dark knees, a mouth mark, and an easy short trot. Two guineas reward to anyone who returns her to West End or to Mr Jackson's Woollen Draper at Hospital Gate Smithfield.
The United East India Company informs holders of receipts for bonds exchanged that bonds will be delivered at its treasury office from Nos 1 to 722, on Tuesday next between eleven and one, if receipts are presented by October last. In the future exchanges will occur on Thursdays within the same hours. Holders are urged to bring receipts to claim their bonds.
A Pebble Watcher with diamonds and a gold chain with two seals, one with a coat of arms and one with Childers, made by Hubert, is missing. A five guinea reward is offered to the finder or holder of the item, no questions asked, with directions to John Phillippe or the Bar of Daniel's Coffee-house in Temple-Bar London. A black hedge horse 14 hands, blind in near eye, blaze and snip, hog-back, saddle-sore, recently fir’d hind legs, is also missing from Mr John Goodwin’s Watford grounds. A half guinea reward and charges are offered for any notice leading to its recovery to Mr Goodwin or Charles Cremer at the George Inn Aldersgate Street.
A perpetual advowson for Devon or nearby lands of specified value is offered for negotiation with details to contact at a Strand hairdresser. Separately, Samuel Preswell, pawnbroker of St. Katharine's Precinct near the Tower in London, is deceased and creditors are urged to claim goods within six weeks or they will be disposed of.
William Probart alias Welth Will or One Hand Will, about 50, six feet tall and swarthy, was seen December 29 between Weston and the Turnpike on the Red-hill in Salop. Three guineas reward plus charges offered by Reybold at the Bell Inn West Smithfield or Ree at the Elephant and Castle Mardall Salop for apprehension and security.
The gentlemen who intend to support the forthcoming work are urged to send their subscriptions to the underwritten booksellers so their names may be inserted in the printed list. The entire work is intended to proceed upon such patronage.
Publication note announces the release of Tak Rife and Progress of the Papal Power, translated from the French of Abbot Vertor by Mr. Stacie Pr. The item outlines the work’s origin, publication details, and availability for readers.
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