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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 24, 1740
Page
3
Obscure OCR notes list dates January 24 and 30. Mentions Bumble Servant Jaides Dasswood and BheGion, with references to the 7th and 5th of Wiki Me Third. Indicates a Cotty Court filling on a stated day.
Fragmentary obituary notice from London reports the death of Margaret Hunter wife of John Hunter of Baddisley with references to heirs and guardianship. The text mentions a child and a widow’s pension claim in Warwickshire and legal proceedings in the old county court.
Fragmentary OCR note indicates an estate administration and attorney at law process. Names, addresses, and exact details are unreadable. The readable bits suggest appointment or delivery related to a probate matter with unclear location and terms.
A damaged notice references a general order to seize items and inform the public of a sale or restrictions. It mentions a date around April and indicates authorities or officers issuing the notice and the ongoing raiding or enforcement actions with scattered goods involved.
A damaged notice announces sale by ground rent on February 15 in the afternoon at the Fire Bells Tavern near the New Church. It mentions a long term lease, stated parcels including a brewery yard and land, with details available from Bankes or Gold reiculars and Mirandi Builder.
Commissioners of Bankruptcy record an award against Thomas Vacher late of Gravesend in Kent, vintner. Proceedings note the seizure of property including freehold estates and hopes to summon heirs and interested parties to confirm details and conveyances. Notices warn of publication delays and urge distribution of copies across streets and shops for public awareness.
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