To be Disposed of At the Crown in Shepherd Street
An old advertisement notes HE MANUSCRIPT SERMONS of a late eminent clergyman that have never been printed or transcribed and are offered for disposal at the Crown in Shepherd Street near Hanover Square.
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Shepherd Street
Hanover Square
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MattHhew Hace
Court of King’s Bench
SoLtom Emlyn
Lincoln’s Inn
Matthew Hale
Court of
King’s Bench
House of Commons
F. Gyles
Gray’s Inn
Holbourn
T. Woodward
Fleet-street
C. Davis
Fleta
Feu Commeniarius Juris Anglicani
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Cortoniano
Partim
Antiqua Placita Coronz Continens
Chiflmrs
Britannie
Hibernia
Daving Wilkins
S.T. P. Archidiacono
Fleet Street
Pater-noster-Row
Clements
Wilmer
Mr. Fletcher
Oxford
Crownfield
Mr. Thurlbourn
Cambridge
Leake
Bath
Manchlin
York
Mr. Craighton
Ipswich
Meff. Davidson
Trail
Edinburgh
Meif. Smith and
Burglary at Wapping New Stairs goods for reward
A 1736 notice from Joseph Curtis offers five guineas reward for information leading to conviction of burglars in a theft at Wapping New Stairs. Listed are silverware, mugs, a pint porringer, a cattee-poon, salts, spoons, a wax candlestick, ruffled shirts, table linen, and a small silver snuff-box. Rewards total cen and five guineas for conviction within 32 months.
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Tolen
Curtis
J. H
Joseph Curtis
Jos. Curtis
Stolen Mare and Gelding Near Norton in Salop
A dark Bay Mare about 16 hands high seven years old with docked tail and uneven throat, plus a Bay Gelding about 15 hands four years old with a star, white hind feet, and a tail knot, were stolen from Norton near Stockton. Reward of one Guinea plus charges offered by Mr Richard Stringer for information leading to their recovery.
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Norton
Stockton
Bridsnorth
Salop
Richard Stringer
Stolen Brown Bay Gelding from Star Inn Weedon Street
A brown bay gelding about fourteen hands high with a small star in the forehead and a tare tail was stolen from the Star Inn Weedon Street near Lincoln's Inn on the 34 Instant at about five in the morning. A reward of two guineas plus charges is offered for recovery. one guinea plus charges for the horse alone if delivered to the Star Inn.
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Olen
Robert Adams
Star-Inn
Weedon-Street
Lincoln’s-Inn
Hawk
High Court of Chancery
James Lightborn
Coure
Thomas Bromfall
Deceas
Bigleswade
Beefton
Porton
Bedford
Lincoln’s Inn
Chigwell Grammar School Advertises Latin and Arts Tuition
The notice corrects rumors that the Chigwell Grammar School in Essex is shut. It invites parents to place their sons for instruction in Latin Greek French writing arithmetic dancing and more by the Rev Mr Baeckw elt and assistants.
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Chigwell
Essex
BaeckwElt
Notice of Apprentices Abandonment in Woodstock Oxfordshire
Samuel Barrett and Thomas Stow apprentices to Thomas Osborn baker of Woodstock left service on a Sunday in October. The notice warns all who entertain or employ either of them to be prosecuted. Barrett is about 5ft 5in, fair, light wig, crab cloth coat and buckskin breeches, about 20. Stow is about 5ft 7in, brown hair, well built, about 19, wearing two coats with a drab cape and leather breeches, no gaiter.
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Samuel Barrett
Thomas Stow
Thomas Osborn
Woodstock
Oxford
N. BR
Samuel Barrete
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