Missing apprentice sought in Paris and London theft notice
Notice asks for a Paris apprentice named John Monday who absented from William Newtan Perlwig-Makes ip near Temple-Bar on Wednesday the aoth Infant. He has not been heard from since. Reward offered for his return and safe capture to be brought to the master by law. Description: white frock, white metal buttons, grey goat‑ad breeches, fair pale complexion, short neck, age unclear, heart-shaped face, top of wig half-braided.
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Coleman Street
James Panton
Parker
Joseph Gradburne
Mail
Handley and Holes
Hotds
Newgate-street
Joseph Bradburne
Linneu-Draper
Watling-treer
Hopgood
Foot-Guards
Char
Walingtend
Rotherhithe
William Ford
William Edmonds
Bridewell
Portsmouth
Yorkshire
Southwark
Mary and Joseph
Richardson
Sandown Castle
Ramigate Road
Saudh
South Sea
New Souls
Bank Circularun
India
Bank
Royal Exchange
London
Jinkin Honus
Dirco
Dife
White's
St. James’s Street
Ajhereas
John Monday
Paris
William Newtan
Perlwig
Temple-Bar
Royal Privilege Granted for Stackhouse Bible History Edition
A royal license is issued in 1741 granting Stephen Austen exclusive printing rights for a second edition of Thomas Stackhouse's A New History of the Holy Bible. The document sets a fourteen year term, prohibits reprinting abroad, and outlines delivery details and pricing to purchasers. The notice lists officials involved and specifies publication logistics for the new work.
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George
Great Britain
France
Stephen
Lodon
Thomas Stackhouse
Beenham
Caanty
Berks
Stephen Austen
Austen
José
Stephen Ansten
London
Ss. James’s
Stolen Grey Gelding On Blackheath Near Green and Eltham
A six year old Gadloway-Kind bright bay horse about thirteen hands high with no white was stolen from a field near Blackheath on the night of the eighteenth to nineteenth of this month. A reward of twelve guineas is offered by Mr. Radlep in Greenwith for the apprehension and conviction of those involved. A stable was broken that same night on Blackheath near Pigc and a grey gelding seen led away by two or more suspicious individuals.
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Pat
Blackheath
Green
Eltham
Radlep
Greenwith
Web
Testament of Gent aid to the unmarried daughter
Legacy provisions direct that if the Leiffgn Tobacconiff dies unmarried, his daughter inherits the estate. The legacy is to be paid upon proof of survivorship, with the right of appointing Mr Peers, a Grocer at Queenhich, London, to oversee claims.
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Pres
Walleid
Mr. Peers
Queenhich
London
van William
Ball
Creditors of David Lloyd urged to call on Begenger in Order
UCH of the Creditors of David Lloyd late of Lady Tan Bardon deceased are desired to call on the said Lloyds Begenger in Order to be paid the same Second Dividend due to them.
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David Lloyd
Kotes
Lady Tan
Bardon
Deceas
Dfir
Lloyd's
Begenger
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