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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1740

Page

3

Deserters sought in Wakefield region and Hesle Troop burglaries

Notices seek capture of Thomas Carter a deserter from Capt Gibson's Company Wakefield Yorkshire age 23 born Cardrove Lancashire described as five feet nine and a half inches with a white horse hair wig light coloured coat lined with red leather breeches and shoes. Rewards offered for apprehension and surrender within 14 days for two other described deserters Richard Wood and Joseph Edney with details of appearance origin and clothing.

Great Britain Gibson Wakefield M. George Sawyer Breeers-street Golden-Square London Floreas Richard, Wood Joseph Edney George Furnese Maujesty Hesle Henry Earl of Pembroke George Sawyer Brewer-street Richard Wood Herrleton Wiltshire Weston Dotterfire

Bay Horse Goran and Auction Notice in Lincolnshire

Notice states Mr Samuel Trout of South Elkington near Louth Lincolnshire owns a bay horse named Goran grown by Duke of Bolen. The horse stands 15 hands 1 inch, valued for mares at 1 shilling 6 pence per week care at stable door. Also mentions Gottan horse sold to Trout with royal plate wins 1736 across several towns. Also bankruptcy meeting for Benjamin Hamilton estate planned at Crown and Cushion Tavern on Friday April 18 to discuss arbitration and settlements.

Suiel Trour South Elkington Louth Lincolnshire Goran Duke of England Lord Portmore Bagel Grime Sureby Yorkshire Blue Gap Si Matthew Pearson Samuel ‘Trout Winchester Salisbury Guilford Nottingham York Lincoln Newmarket Bonnot Benjamin Hamilton Brough Westmotland Linnen-Draper and Chapmn Crown and Gushion Tavern Breadstreet London

Pavements and Fine Prints At Northamptonshire Antiquities Sale

The discovery at Northamptonshire near Stamford is open to view with a detailed copper plate plan of the pavements. Engraved prints by James Cole will be sold at 6s. each or 15s. illuminated, with old coins pictured. Other plates depict Van Dyck works and royal portraits, offered at set prices with discounts for three prints. Also advertised are seed imports from Folin’s with Italian vegetables at Duke Street, including broccoli and radish varieties.

Jobn Hopkins Boyce Berhlem Hospital Moorfields Tyburn Uxbridge Ap Weldon Northamptonshire Stamford Northampton James Cole Great Kirby-street Hatcon-Garden Kerkall Dogwell-Court White-Fryars Fleet A. van Dyke Orange-street Leicester Fields van Dyke Kensmaren Charles the Dyke D'Epernon Prince of Wales Charles the Second Duke of York James the Second Prins Frei Italy Folin Duke-street Linéelats- Ent Finochio Ravanelli Ravenhill and Gyfford Ludgate Hill Ravenhill Waltham Hall County of Essex London Chelmsford Edwards Suffolk Anthony Holbrooke Henry Nowell Lomond’s Chancery-Jane Ketren Burland Uppingham Princ Tarrant

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