Races and Public Notices From a Historic Meeting and Proclamations
Report on purse and hunter races with horses and owners named, followed by royal appointments to military and church livings, sheriffs and half pay officers, plus proclamations offering rewards for turnpike offences and fugitives. Several weathered notes mention the death and illness of a noble, naval ship movements, and local crime threats.
Letter on a Medical Prescription Case 1734 London Post
A reader explains the Schramberg and Nourse dispute over Mrs Knight’s illness. He details receiving Dr Schramberg’s prescription, visiting Mrs Knight, her changing symptoms, and reporting to the doctor after an interview at his house. An affidavit was sworn before Sir Richard Brocas on the 20th of which month in 1734.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates Pee
Mr. Smith
Ms. Newstrall
Dinphs
Ms. Lawrence
Penslopes
Rowland Symond
Fubilee Dicks
Lord Anne Hamilton
Praca
Hammérid
Mr. Protter
Carétess Toms Ms. Colvin
Mr. Uptan
Fox Hunters
New
Colvin
Clark
Thomas Cobb
Henry Furnese
Fairfield
Romney-Marsh
Kent
Arnold
George Derby
Major Derby
Foot Guards
Sherwood Forest
Francis Molineaux
Deceas
Thomas Hatton
Pearce
Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards
Richard Earl of Scarborough
Henry Carey
Twisleton
William Dobbyns
Richard Kane
Regiment of Foot
George Gray
John
Jephson
Philip
Cavaly
Jamaica
Otho Hamilton
Jephren
Christopher Aldridge
Hamilton
Ann John Hamilton
Haflesiere
Surrey
Georgia
Erisay
Boigenhoe
Hertfordshire
Apey
Robert Heystram
Robert Am
Partia
Rather
Robinsos
Gilés
Robert Thornton
Earl of
Ottor
Mr. Nourse
Richard Brocas
Loan Offer at Cross Keys Tavern Near Charing Cross
A person may borrow 15001 or 2000 upon good security if approved by Ne nn Atkinson scrivener at the Cross Keys Tavern St Martin's Lane near Charing Cross. Mortgages of land and related scrivener's services are available. Securities for Jeffer sums are now wanting.
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Nenn Atkinson
Scrivener
Oither
Cross-Keys
St. Martin’s Lane
Charing-Cross
N.B. Securities
Jeffer
London City Sheriff Nomination Fees Order 1734
City of London court orders that any nominee for Sheriff of London and Middlesex must pay 400 pounds and 20 marks for prison ministers by noon on the day after this Thursday July 25. If a nominee later becomes Alderman, he may be elected to Sheriff as if the order never existed. Chamberlain instructed not to accept deposing of nominees after July 25 without specific direction.
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Common Council
London
Lord George the Second
Great Britain
Middlesex
Chamber of London
Excife-Office Sale Notice in the Excile-Osige
Excife Office in London advertises sale of estate goods including brandy cordial water and wine. Items listed as part of exchequer revenue will be delivered from the Excile-Osige on a specified date, with parcels and weights noted and payment terms implied.
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Excife
London
Caramifioriérs
Qld
Uys
Tee Malling
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William
Bristol
Bedminster
Rand
Kensington
Gloucester
Hereford
Shewis
Cornwall
Rooll
Tillie
Rogers
Jeremiah Bruford
Taunton St. James
Somerset
Thomas
George
Maiden-Brook
Hissnof
Enor
Lonton Altminor
Gianette
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Toike Avruos
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