Public notice on a suspect Thomas Moore in Hereford jail
A man named Thomas Moore, about 50, five feet eight inches, with brown wig and gray eyes, is committed to Hereford City Gaol on suspicion of theft and other alleged crimes. The notice describes his appearance, possessions including a Winchbeck watch, and a horse, with a call for buyers of suitable pointers and horses to contact Mr. Bailey in St. Martin's Lane for direction.
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Hereford
Fuly
Thomas Moore
Pletar
James Hope
Berton
Fas
QuaRé
Smuthfield
Notice to creditors and debtors in London legal matter
LI Perons having any Claim or Demand against Mr William Midford of Beaver Temple London, Attorney at Law, are to send an account of their demands to Leonard Marvin, Attorney at Law, Grange Court Carey Street. All indebted to Mr Midford must pay to Leonard Martin or be sued without further notice.
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LI Perons
William Midford
Bheaver Temple London
Leonard Marvin
St. W. Derham
Windsor
Reéir
Upminster
Essex
F. R.S
W. Senys
St. Paul's
W.dernam
F R
Mr. Ray
Marhil Turkenne
O Fervarion
Remiks
Ay AC Williamson
P. Knapton
Ludgaretier
Othcer
Utier
Humphry Glam
Charles XII
Swe
Toras
M. Gusta- Vile Aolerfslo
Chamlerhin Cot
Intowa
Statare
Iaring
Cherero
W.sruses
G. Tatmasu
Seaple
s-Din
J. Mechel
King’s Arms
Fleet-itreee
Baley
Mitre
Court
Fleet
J. Torlock
Glare-Court
Drury-Lane
Ottoman Empire
Free-Masons Pocket Companion
Prichard
Price
Flirch
James Barber
Corpus Christi College
Oxford
E. Stillingdeer
Worcefer
Venetres
Bull and Gate Inn Holbourn Changes to Widow Burley
The Bull and Gate Inn in Holborn is now operated by widow Burley, sitter to Mr Henry Bolney senior, landlord of the inn. Gentlemen may expect accommodations and entertainment suited to their liking for themselves and their horses.
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Bull and Gate Inn
Holbourn
Burley
Henry Bolney
Beanpith of the following CLASSICKS told by J. OSBORN
The note records J. Osborn at the Golden Ball in Paternoster Row presenting a concise extract or summary of various classics. It references a likely public reading or recitation in a London venue, with emphasis on familiar tales or aphoristic passages and presumed audience engagement.
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J. Osborn
Pater-noster - Rou
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