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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 03, 1746

Page

2

Royal Navy Treasury Notice on Interest Payments 1746

The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct that bills for victualing and transport have interest due and must be paid when due. Admiralty and victualling offices will advertise dates in gazette and public papers for the interest payments, until principal is settled.

His Majesty Treasury Camrie NRC Dhi Mae Jery Rysith Majesy Ag Wong

Suffolk and Norfolk Horse Races Offer Fifty Pound Purses

A notice from May 21 1748 advertises horse races at Bury St Edmunds with purses of fifty pounds each for horses mares or geldings of specified ages. Runners must be owned by Suffolk or Norfolk gentlemen, with entry fees of one or two and a half guineas. The steeds race four miles over three heats with heavy conditions on weights and enclosure rules, entries due May 20 at the Angel on Angel Hill Bars, public breakfast at Mrs Rooke's Coffee House.

Bury SuFrFroix Bury Coun Suffolk Norfolk Michielmas Rygz di Fay Thad Angel On Angel-Hill

Annuity Proposal In London Offers By Richard Jones

A gentleman would buy an annuity of two or three hundred pounds yearly for two or three lives secured by freehold or copyhold lands, or lay one thousand to fifteen hundred pounds for an annuity during joint lives. Any party willing to grant such annuities may direct a line to Mr. Richard Jones at Child's Coffee House in St Paul’s Churchyard, London, for immediate handling.

Richard Jones St. Paul’s Church-yard London Taanairy Street Guildhail Aldersgate Street

Notice of Auction on River Dee Stock Defaults

River Lee Office in St Swithin s Lane London May 8 1746 Notice that on Wednesday the 19th instant at eleven o clock in the forenoon they will sell by auction at their office to the best bidder stock of persons who defaulted on calls to satisfy principal and interest due. Further particulars from the Company s Secretary at the office.

St. Stwithin’s Lane London- Stone Company of Proprietors Dee Auctiog St. Swithin’s Lane London

Property for Sale at Bishop's Stortford Dwelling and Shop

At Bishop Stortford Hertfordshire Tobe LETT and entered upon a Bandong Dwelling House with a large commodious Shop Cellars Warshouses Gardens late in the Occupation of Anthony Appleby Grocer deceased Enquire at the said House.

Bishop Stortford Hertfordshire Anthony Appleby Deceas

LETT A Good House At Hounslow Middlesex For Sale

A well built house in Middlesex near the Heath in the possession of the late General Wills offers a grand dining room with vaults a coach-house and six stall stable large gardens with fruit and seven acres of pasture land nearby Enquiries may be made of Mr Taylor at Hefton near Hounflow or his chambers at Lyon's Inn or Mr Wurfe a carpenter at Hounflow

Hounslow Middlesex Taylor Hefton Hounflow Lyon's Inn Wurfe Lady Daylas Sandridge Stokegabriel Devon George Rows Deceas Dart Totness Dartmouth Newton Bushall Tventy Exon Ioncon Cary Pering

Draper’s Shop in Watford Seeks Information

From Midfinamer next, an old draper’s shop over against the Market-House in Watford, now held by Mr. Swannell. Enquiry to Ed td Finch of Watford, or to Serjeant Samer in Chancery Lane, or Mr. Thomas Whitfeld in Bartlet’s Buildings, London.

Watford Hoty Swannell Td Finch Apothecasy Samer Chancery-Lane Thomas Whitfeld Bartlet’s Buildings London

Deserters From Regiment and Company Named With Descriptions

A list of military deserters from Major-General Charles de Ruvigny’s units includes Samuel S. Hooger James Bexae FIELD Joax Ricwakp S N Bur a James Gilbourne Bur taoy Parker Joys Mat thews a Drummer William Glasgow and others. Each entry gives age height hair color complexion origin trade and in some cases birthplace and distinguishing marks. Deserters departed in April and February from various regimental companies with orders for capture and rewards for information to Maynard Guerin Esq agent.

Charles Deer Frampton Regiment of Foot Benny Ravenhill Samuel S. Hooger Tadéa Daylor Thomas Rinkam Lewk Marcell Joax Ricwakp Lincoln Ralph Bendith James Bexae- Field County of Suffolk James Gilbourne Torquaya Bur Borton Moor Lancashire Ivade William Parker Littleboroughs Mar Ratchdak James Gibourn Joys Matthews Down Ireland Limngarvie William GlasGcow Shire of Air Scotland Chipfield John Christie Bungay Northwaltham Norfolk Wees Richard Harward Marsh T. A Touceftes Northamptonshire Orford Ker Shoreham Kent Epa Timbridge Lewes Jory Wright Edward StulingAeet Desides Wat

Duke of Cumberland Success Mentioned in This Day

This Day reports a note on the success of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. Printed for M. Cooper at the Globe in Paternoster Row, the item reflects a London publication practice of dated royal references and price sixpence.

Duke of Cumberland M. Cooper Globe Paternofier-Row

Sermon Preached in St Petersburgh 1746 by John Forster

A single sermon published in 1746 argues for Protestant loyalty against a Papist prince. John Forster AM rector of Beer-Grocombe delivers the sermon at Brichth Chapel in St Petersburgh. Printed by H. Whitridge for the Russia Company and British Factory at the Royal Exchange.

Bricith Chapel St.Petersburgh John Forster Reéor Beer-Grocombe Somerset John Earl of Hyndford Rufia The Rufsia. Company H. Whitridge Royal Exchange

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