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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 20, 1735
Page
3
A historic notice offers a gold warch with two Cornelian seals and three weaves for a Lyba sain, to be delivered to Mr Arnold's Union Bread or John Goffee House in Oxford. A reward of six guineas is offered for the finder. Questioning is discouraged. stop if offered to sell.
A survey will begin at Widow Taylors Sign of the Old Angel in Tarnes on Monday the 6th next for Fee Simple and Inheritance moieties of lands belonging to John Kellond and others across Devon. Details to Sir Henry Northcote and Incledon and Baker. a second survey for the third part of Fenniton to be held June 23 at Caldstecks in James Cafe house.
This fragmentary notice describes an estate sale valued between four and five hundred pounds per annum near Gloucester Bristol, with tythe-free lands and a rectory impropriate. It also announces a royal patent grant to Walter CauncH MAN for a new inverted engine to raise Warren, with demonstrations at St Pauls Churchyard London or Bristol and proposals for draughts.
Property to be sold under a decree of the High Court of Chancery before Master Thomas Bennett at his house in Holborn London. The deceased’s estate is involved and the sale is authorized by the court to vest the property in the purchaser upon completion.
A 17th century legal notice describes a decree by Master Wellin Rynafton concerning Hatley alias Hornton near the Rectory and Tythes, detailing adjacent land along with a feudal claim. It lists a freehold estate valued at 1101 and references related parliamentary protests and printed notices by London booksellers.
An 18th century catalog entry advertises State Trials and Proceedings across six folio volumes, spanning reigns from Edward VI to George I. It lists trials including Daviton for misprision, Sir Richard Knightly, Capt. Lee for high treason, Sir Griffin Markham, Lord Morley, and various parliamentary cases, with notes on reporting style and publishers in Red Street and Temple Bar.
The notice lists numerous musical works published today by John Walsh in London. It includes Apollo's Feast with 400 songs for voices and instruments from operas in four volumes, celebrated airs from Pastor Fido adapted for German flute and bass, various oratorios and concertos, sonatas for two flutes or violins with bass, twelve violin solos, harpsichord pieces, and many other scores. Printed for John Walsh at the Harp and Hautboy in Catherine Street Strand.
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