Robbery and notices from a Sussex parish and other regions
A 1741 Sussex notice column reports a Monday robbery near Hertford by two highwaymen who took money and a ring from a couple, plus other crimes including assaults and a riot involvement. It also mentions ship news from the Spa nis privateer Biscain, colonial advisories from South Carolina, and stock/loan quotes. A parliamentary candidate letter from Thomas Sergison appeals to Sussex Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders for votes.
Nomination Declared for County Seat in Meeting
Lewes June 2 1741 great number of gentlemen clergy and freeholders unanimously nominate me as candidate for this county in place of the late Fames Butler Esq I seek your votes and interest Middlesex Just about three weeks ago a set of dressed boxing boxes bearing coat of arms and an Earl's coronet found between Grosvenor Square and Bear Key in a wooden case offers a Guinea reward to the finder if returned to Mr Naylor Jeweller Covent Garden with no questions asked.
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Lewes
Sussex
Fames Butler
Deceasd
Grosvenor-square
Bear-Key
London Common Council notices on sheriffs and river booms
The Guildhall Council orders exempting sheriff nominees from office unless they serve as aldermen, with a 400 pound payment and twenty marks for prison ministers, effective 1741. Also announcements about river booms near Sunbury to block barges for twelve days and market stand allocations for Leadenhall fruit and greens stalls with rent terms starting midsummer 1741.
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London
George the Second
Great Britain
Middlesex
Chamber of London
Guildhall
Sunbury
Leadenhall
This Day is publish Price is. Defence of Rights of Austria
A brief 18th century pamphlet announces a defense of the rights of the House of Austria against the unjust claims of the King of Prussia, printed for T. Cooper at the Globe in Paternofter-Row.
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House of Austria
Prussia
T. Cooper
Globe
Paternofter-Row
Reward Offered for Missing Mare and Other Notices
A greyish bay mare five years old with a star and white nose strayed from Whirly Farm near Henly Arden Warwickshire. Five guineas reward plus charges offered to finder or notifier for recovery to Mr John Reeve or Mr Richard Reeve. Also a notice of a bay gelding missing from Ringwood, with three weeks to claim but will be disposed of by William Doswell if unpaid. Several items of stolen goods and a portrait landscape were reported with rewards for discovery. Creditors of Thomas Collins are urged to send debts to James Serle by the end of July.
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Whirly Farm
Henly
Arden
Warwickshire
Abong
John Reeve
Rowington
Richard Reeve
Packer
Mark Lane
London
Hall
Liam Dofwell
Ringwood
Southampton
William Doswell
Chichester
Sussex
Everal Picures
Cavendish Square
Horizontis
Rome
William Muddle
Oxford Arms
Tyburn Road
Thomas Collins
Winchester
Andover
Deceas
Tho. Collins
James Serle
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Chapman
Hertford
Charlie
Haddon
Alexander Roach
Justice de Veil
Justice Poulson
Joseph Whitaker
Newate
Justice Trent
Izabeth Clarke
King’s Highway
Plymouth
Biscain
Shire of
Lanerk
Sir James Hamilton
South Sea
Mulion Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Ditcort
India
Mine Adventurers
Star Inn
Alay
Thomas Sergison
Lambert, Margesg
John Waite
Bank of England
London Affurance-House
London Affurance Corporation
Cornhill
Norsvich
Lynn
Yarmouth
Abingdon
Cirencefer
Glounesster
Bath
Bristol
Freshford
Bradford
Trowbridge
Malham
Devizes
Lavington
Westbury
Frorm
Warminster
Heitbury
Wilton
Salisoury
J. D. Barbutt
Sctrro
Bei- Gansa
Hospital of the Resurrection
Vallagolid
Rinconete
Cortadillo
Don Quixote
Mont. Huet
Ward
Temple-Bar
York
Scarborough