Merchifit Tay sklors Gentlemen Meet Stewards at Hall
Gentlemen educated at Merchifit Tay sklors School are desir'd to meet the Stewards on Wednesday the arft, at Merchane Taylor's Hall in Threadneedle street at Two o'Clock precisely. Tickets may be purchas'd at Tom's Coffee-house, the Salutation Tavern, the Rammer, and Richard's Coffee House. Stewards are provided for the Year ensuing. Gentlemen are defix'd to take their Tickets early.
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Merchifit-Taysklors School
Thearft
Tiftant
Merchane- Taylor’s Hall
Threadneedle-street
Tom’s
Cornhill
Salutation
Nicholas-lane
Rammer
Queen Street
Richard’s
Temple Bar
Missing mare reward offered for recapture
On Sunday the 28th of October last a gray mare of 13 hands and a half high, with a scar on the near side of her neck, escaped from Mr. Boles's field near Little Port. reward of half a Guinea to anyone who returns the mare to Richard Rickman in Redcross street or to Mr. Wright, horse dealer at Bethnal Green, with no questions asked.
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Olen
Sanday
Boles
Richard Rickman
Redcross-street
Bart-Smichtie
Wright
Fire at Samuel Lewis Barn in Greentree Kentith Town
On Tuesday October 30 near midnight the barn and stables of Samuel Lewis at Greentree Kentith Town parish Pangrafs Middlesex burned. Several haystacks and hay were destroyed. A reward of 10 pounds offered by Robert Paltock at No 8 Clement’s Inn for information leading to conviction.
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Samuel Lewis
Greentree- Kentith Town
Sc. Pancrafs
Middlesex
Robert Paltock
Clement’s Inn
Rosert Paltock
William Arthur Eccles seeks return of suspected stolen gelding
In October a brown five year old gelding with a star and snip, long tail and goose rump, was bought by William Arthur Eccles in Newton near Higham Ferrers Northamptonshire. The animal, a suspected stolen horse from nearby districts, is to be seen at Eccles’s place and linked to a gang suspected of stealing multiple horses over the past 18 months in Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire and Peterborough regions.
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William Arthur Eccles
Ocober
Bedford
Gaul
Newton
Higham Ferrers
Northamptonshire
Oxford
Kettering
Peterborough
Fenns
Lottery Prizes Paid to Adventurers by Tho Cox Shares
The document notes that Tho Cox divided prizes among sixteen adventurers for 2s shares paying 75 each, four ditto of 6s receiving 150, and one ditto of 1s receiving 4d. It mentions commissions for Sorrery Tickets bought elsewhere and promises endorsement of all future tickets by his hand to ensure satisfaction of purchasers.
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Séths
Cox
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