Missing Owner's Goods Targeted by Reward in Essex
A voyage from the Houy The Owners Goodwill Jeremiah Warren master of Warren on the Nafe in Essex left the ship Friday the qth Instant with a silver watch chain valued about 91. Traders are told to notify John Hoar at Worcester-Place Thames-street for a two guinea reward. He is described as a thick well-fed man about 30, five feet six, with black hair, a mole on his right cheek, ruddy complexion and many small pocks. The Rose and Crown Inn Sudbury Suffolk now run by Samuel Lawfer offers lodging for man and horse with civil use. The Braincrew Stage-Coach to London remains routing to the inn for journeys.
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Luesday
Shrewsbury
Felice
N. B
Jeremiah Warren
Warren
Nafe
Essex
John Hoar
Worcester-Place
Thames-street
Sudbury
Suffolk
Fleet
Samuel Lawfer
London
Peremptory Sale Under Chancery Decree for Nunny Castle Estates
Intire and parcels of Nunny Castle Manor and related farms in Somerset and Wiltshire to be sold by order of the High Court of Chancery. Sale to take place before Master Kinaston on June 14 at five in the afternoon. Includes Queenfield Farm and life annuity of 100 pounds. Details available at God Masters House in Boswell Court by Lincoln’s Inn.
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High Court of Chancery
William Kinaston
Aid Court
Castle of
Nunny
Nunny Castle
Nunny Mawdley
Somerset
Queenfield
Melksham
Wilts
William Whitchardy
God Master’s
Boswell Court
Lincoln’s Lin
Philosophical Conversations on Bodies and Motion
The text advertises This Day volume set in three vols with 89 copper plates, translated from French and printed for booksellers in St Paul’s Churchyard and the Strand. It mirrors Fontenelle in making natural philosophy plain and entertaining for readers, grounding reasoning in recent experiments and royal academy journals.
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Isaac Newton
Farher Regnault
Che Mace
Y ‘Pho. Dale
M. D
W.angs
R. Manlig
St. Paul’s Church-yard
C. Davis
Atern
N. Prevost
Southampton-street
Strand
N. B
Mons. Fontenelle
API
Royal Academy of Sciences
Anti-Syphilitic Cure Sold In A Six Shilling Pot
A sensational advertisement touts an alleged universal cure for venereal disease called Anti-Syphiliticant. It promises rapid relief for fresh infections and all stages, including severe symptoms, claiming superiority over salivation and invigination. Sold at Mr Radford's Toyshop for six shillings per pot with a sealed book of instructions.
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