Prisoner Prichard Suspected in London Linen Fraud
Published notice from Salisbury in November detailing the detainment of Paul Prichard in Salisbury Gaol for allegedly forging names to obtain linen goods from London merchants. The alert lists his aliases, suspected fraud across several towns, and describes his appearance and current attire. It also advertises a property to let in Burlington Mews and directs inquiries to Mr. William Blakefly in Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarum
Paul Prichard
Salisbury
London
Æfiliem Caffleman
William Castleman
Bristol
Kindford
Darfershire
John King
Snaftesbury
Dorfershire
James Walton
Burlingcon Mews
Swallow Street
St. James’s
Westuaintter
Earl of Cholimondely
William Blakefly
Vine Street
Piccadilly
Peremptory Sale of Tidmarsh Manor Berks
A decree of the High Court of Chancery orders the sale of Tidmarsh Manor in Berkshire near Reading. The property includes freehold farms with a mansion, timber, underwood, peat grounds, and the advowson of the rectory valued at 450 pounds yearly. Sale to be conducted by Masters at Lincoln’s Inn and Symond’s Inn on the 26th of November between four and six in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lold
High Court of Chancery
Robert Holford
Esg
Symond's Inn
Chancery-Lane
Londsn
High Court of
Chambery
William Kynaston
Lincoln’s Inn
Tidmarth
Berks
Reading
Bath
Bristol
Thames
Tidmarsh
Toal
Che
Commission of Bankruptcy Against Joan Powell in Cirencester
A commission of bankruptcy is awarded against Joan Powell formerly of Cheapside London Hofer with estates including freehold messuages and land near Cirencester Gloucestershire valued yearly at gl. Also properties in Cirencester and Middlesex with rents stated and a right of common in Middlesex. Details available from Rowland Freeman and James Myoner lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gullip-Hart
London
Joan Powell
Cheapside
Hofer
Cirenestter
Glousefer
Goldich-Screety
Cirencefer
Parc Chereof
Cirencester
Ruislip
Middlesex
John Dugby
Lece
Rowland Freeman
James Myoner
Walbrooke
London Magazine 1941 Auction and Lottery Notice
A historic advertisement outlines a London Lottery Office scheme with shares, halves, quarters, and sixteenths offered by THO. COX and FRANCIS WILSON. It also promotes The London Magazine October 1941 content, trade notes, and corrections to press errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Magazine
Cn. Dominus Calvius
M. Agrippa
Cilius
L. Piso
Vernon
York
Europe
Britain
Prince of Wales
Krownfey
C. S
Alders
Old Baily
Ireland
Cuba
Foreign Affairs
St. Pauls Church
Tho. Cox
Royal Exchange
London
Statistiers-Alley
Ludgace-Arcet
Fll
Jaid
N. B
T. Cox
Francis Wilson
Charing-Cross
Sadler’s
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Gellygynan
Chweleiriog
Llanarmon
Yale
Denbigh
Thomas Webb
John Davies
Shrewsbury
Robert Jones
Society For the Encoeagement
Lear
St Meton
Thomas Roe
Maximus Tyrims
Renus Virginia
Stuart de Maesa Musculari
Queen’s Square
Ormond-Street
Matthews and Delaheld
Royal Bed
Fleet-Street
N.B
Westbury
Wilts
Bradford
Trozybridge
Wesbury
Warminster
Frosme
Holt Coppice
Fairwood
Jeremiah John
Lyon’s Inn
Tlawkes
Marlborough
Tindal
Trinity Street
Greene
Froome Aforealu
Forrest
Royal Amusement
Princ George
Minor
Sc. Clemenc
Church Yard
Serand
Tinney
Westminster-Hall
Holton
Haymarket
T. Glass
England
Elizabeth
Nathan Ben Sapor
T. Cooper
Paternoster Row
Amelas
la Virtue Recompensee
Londres
Thomas Woodward
Les Portes du Temple
Jean Osborn
la Bayle
Paul
Yoo
Sao
P.S
Che Bank
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