Fragile 1933 Leicester Square Capercallie Reward Case
A garbled crime note from 1933 describes a theft near Leicester Square and Charing Cross with a large sum offered as reward. It mentions locations like Lon heres Great Quieneset Inn Fields and a reward of thirty guineas for the return of the stolen goods to Mr James Seamer at Fleet Street, with a plea for information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifle-fixeer
Leicester Square
James Seamer
Aken
Pask
St. James’s House
Quare
Whitfield
St. James’street
Stray Bay Gelding Details in Toteenhiam Area
Notice seeks reward for a bright bay gelding of about 15 hands missing from Mrs. Mary Bowd at Toteenhiam. Described as short thick head, strong body, scar on back near switch. Reward offered. last seen Monday night. Contact Ne-Tho, Coote Dil for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bowd
Toteenhiam
Norice
Mysterious Notice of a Vaults and Sone Vaults Auction
Fragmentary text advertises a location and contact for viewing in a tavern area. References to vaults, a master craftsman, and a wheel may hint at a trade or auction in 8 Jarneys Street. The legible bits point to a public notice type listing from a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarneys
Buicklayer
St. James
Modern Entries in English Pleadings from King's Bench
A description of a forthcoming book compiling pleadings from the King's Bench Common Pleas and Exchequer. It covers declarations, writs, and forms, with extracts from Lutwich Saunders Ventris Salkeld and other reports, readings, and observations on cases, with three tables listing precedents fees and case names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Benchs
Lutwich’s
Saunders’s
Ventris’s
Salkeld’s
Ipeesit
Che Rpcoecents
Witke
Se Bs
Keane
Mitre
Expository Notes on the New Testament Weekly Edition
Rev William Burdett publishes a weekly edition of Expository Notes on the New Testament with the sacred text recited and explanations. The tenth edition aims for universal usefulness and lower price, five sheets for six pence, listing booksellers in London locations such as Ludgate Hill, St Paul’s Churchyard, Paternoster Row, Fleet Street, and Temple Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burictt
Jesus
J. J. Es P. Kyapton
Ludgate-tteer
D. Midwinter
R. Robinson
C. ‘Raving
Wickfeed
Inner Temple Lane
J. Clarke
Duck Lane
T. Hatchett
Royal Exchange
Charles I
History of
England
M. Barin Pe Thouras
N. TinBary M. A
Great Waltham
Essex
Jame S
Joan
Paul Kwnarron
Ludgate-street
St. Paul’s
Malderns History Or The Present State Of Nations Sixth Number
This issue of Malderns History or The Present State of Nations discusses defending Elizabethan policy, Puritan opposition, and the King Charles I era. It previews continuing reign analyses, aims to restore Cavaliers' reputation, and notes publication plans for future volumes and sections on Great Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
Mir. Salmon
Kingames J
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Rapin
Parc
Elizabeth
James I
Charles I
P.S
Great Britain
Ireland
China
Ancient Physician's Legacy to His Country Explains Mercury Cures
A 17th century pamphlet presents a collection of letters and tract explanations by T. Doven M D and Edward Lisle on Mercury's medical uses. It includes a table of remedies, a digest of disorders, and a supplement with a reference index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lisle
Harbrough
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Denham
Henry Perpyr
County of Bucks
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Fon
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Alisie
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Richmond
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