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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 04, 1786
Page
7
The notice from His Majesty's Commissioners outlines duties for perfumery sellers, license fees and penalties for selling without stamped labels, with details on hair powder pricing, license requirements, and enforcement. A second sale notice and estate listings follow, including freehold estates in Wickham Marks and North End Green, and a catalog of books for sale.
Auction advert describes the Frehmold Estate in Midsex with manor house, two parlours and eight rooms, barn, coach house, stables, and gardens on twenty three perches of land and eight acres rent. The property lists ground rent and describes improvements, with contact details for Mr Evans and other named agents in London and Charing Cross.
A private family seeks to rent a comfortable house with land from 100 acres upward for about 250 pounds yearly. Property should be 42 to 189 miles from London. Direct inquiries to Mr. Thonas Peele at Peele's Coffee House, Fleet Street.
A damaged notice warns that a letter sent to Gr. Bulkley contains will tickets and sundry shares numbered 5. The letter appears misaddressed and could be fraudulently obtained. It requests immediate notice to Rochargior and Guediuck, with treas items conveyed to the Exchequer and prices payable at Richurdton and Goodiachony.
Pursuant to a General Order of the High Court Chancery, Mr Thomas Tryon of Lincolnshire seeks enforcement in Kent County via a Freehold property sale. Foreclosure concerns multiple estates and receivables with proceedings to be held at Lincoln on a specified date and time. Copies of particulars are available gratis from the Clerk of the Court and Mr Join Newton, the Receiver at the Bank.
Property listing describes the Capital Inn near Newbury with eight acres of pasture. It notes trades and stables, cellars, and offices, and invites inquiries to several local names including Thomes Hatliwell Vowathent Berkhyonnl Borga and Mr. Wochken in Surhampstead near Reading.
An old catalog page lists piano fortes guitars harpsichords and related musical instruments for sale. It notes near half price sales portable fingers and barcel g racus and other items with new invented features. The entry mentions dealers at Haymarket and Cheapfiue and promises assortments ready for exportation with varied musical books and accessories.
A damaged OCR list of sermon titles and religious works. Items include London clergy sermons by Me Jit Spsace and De. Lamont, Gaelic antiquities and History of the Drauds, with volumes and prices noted in a scattered catalog format.
OCR reads as a patchwork of London court notices and social announcements. It mentions General Cort hel, an agent appointment in Grand Cairo, guildhall aldermen meetings, sheriffs election, poll results, and varied social notices including marriages and baptisms.
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