Lost dog and property sale notices from 19th century court records
An auction and public sale advertisement outlines a Moorland dog lost near Rochster with a brass owner plate and a description of a Spanish breed dog. It also lists multiple properties in Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire to be sold by order of the High Court of Chancery, with dates set in February for master’s chambers sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renc
Jorge Shor
Johin Page
Rochster
Mr.Dearle
Nav Sace
London
Mr. Dabher
Chilworth
Surrey
High Court of Chancery
Four & Glock
Robert Holford
Symond’s
Chancery-Lane
Thorseway
County of
Lincoln
Charcery
Wiltian Kinaflov
Thomas Edwards
Deceas
Witbech
St. Gilles
Ewron
Sc. James
St Edmand
Bencotatiees
Walpote
Walfaken
Waltol
Norfolk
William Kyngston
Osurt
Sis
Hong
Bofivéll
Seine Aiken Et
Waddilove
Hatton Garden
Conference Between His Grace George Duke and Father Fitegeral
A short conference between the Duke of Buckingham and Father Fitegeral, an Irish priest, notes King James sent him to steer the grace toward the Popish religion. Pamphlet advertises at Royal Exchange and Mrs. Dodd near Temple Bar. The piece claims the conference counters Popish influences and promotes the sovereign antidote. Two volumes of His Grace's Works advertised at 8vo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duke
Buckingham
Fitegeral
Irith Priett
Jamhes
Royal Exchange
Dodd
Temple-Bar
N. B
Promotions to the See of Gloucester debated in print
A colonial era pamphlet notices commentary against Dr Rundle’s promotion to the see of Gloucester with a second edition cited. It announces forthcoming discussions on Papist Protestant doctrines, notes the rise and decay of opera, and references John Edwards’s religious works. Printed by J Roberts near the Oxford Arms in Warwick Lane.
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Rundle
Glocester
Church of
Johs 1 Edwards
Ps Princed
W. Joby
R. Manby
St. Paul’s
Poem and Remedy Notice From Oxford Advertisement
An 18th century fragment advertises various nostrums and moral reflections. It mentions MATTHEY PINDAL and a letter to a friend, notes about a “finest Purifier,” and lists remedies for joints and skin. The text markets items at Royal Exchange and other London venues, with scattered scrawled names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conane&t
Matthey Pindal
L. D
Fetlow
al Tesecre Soltegé
Oxford
Irs
Royal Exchance
Spectator Proposals for Printing a Weekly Theatre Collection
An 18th century prospectus by Jacob Tronson and multiple London booksellers announces a weekly printing of tragedies and comedies. It promises 12 plays per issue with new letter, frontispieces, and a sixpence price, with delivery to subscribers and monthly binding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidicks
Ion
sYouna
Maier
Jacob Tronson
R. Robinson
C. Rivington
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Bagon
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Pamela Neace Nour
Majesty’s Company
J. Wates
J. Robercs
Warwick
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Oi Tachehiv
Nizi
Retinas
Bae J. ‘Roberts
Lane
Price
Jacaere
England
Great Britain
Housholds
Wales
Westminster
J.stace
Westminster-Hall
R. Francklin
Roffel-Street
Covent-Garder
D. Browne
Black Swan
Labertas
J. Roberts
Powiat
Evid
Tata Lohtion
Trahlse
Giles
Yiere Elf Ayr
Shakespear
Ben Johnson
BeEaumone
Fletcher
Lord
Oakery
Dayden
Etheridge
Congreve
Addison
Row
Steele
Otway
Southern
Vanbrugh
Shadwell
Trap
Fentonn
Aul
J. Attlag
Womacan Yg
S. Austen
Nd Co
A. ‘Bettesworth
Amp
Pongraai
Paternofter-Row
Knapton
Tnnys
Brre
R. Ware
Dave
Mary-Lane
Symon
J. Brotherton
T. Cox
Cornhill
W. Meadows
I Gait
Ray
R. Her
Poultey
J. Clark
Duck-Lane
R. Williamson
Holbourt
J. Pemberton
L. Gilliver
T. Worrall
F. Cotan
Enn B. Motte
Agtrand
W. Fealer
J. Parker
Pall. Mall
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